Nootropics
Nootropics, also known as “smart drugs” or cognitive enhancers, are a
class of drugs, supplements, or other substances that aim to improve
cognitive function, such as memory, creativity, motivation, and
attention. They are believed to work by altering the levels of certain
neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, in the brain. Some popular
nootropics include caffeine, piracetam, and modafinil. Nootropics can be
of natural origin or synthetic. Some of the natural nootropics are
herbs, vitamins, amino acids, minerals. However, it’s important to note
that not all nootropics have been extensively studied, and the long-term
effects of many of these substances are not yet known. Many nootropics
are not regulated by the FDA and not all are legal. It’s important to
consult with a healthcare professional before taking any nootropics, and
keep in mind that they should not be considered a replacement for
healthy lifestyle and diet practices.