Nootropics and Smart Drugs: Super Boost your Mental Alertness, Cognition, Memory, Focus, Creativity and Mood

Enhancing your brain’s functioning and performance and developing new learning, memory and attention skills is a long term process so before committing to any nootropic regimen that claims to help you in boosting mental alertness, cognition, memory, focus and mood, you should get an in-depth understanding of what nootropics are, how they work and what potential health benefits and side effects they have.

Nootropics come in different forms and shape; they’re built different and their action on the brain and nervous system varies greatly. Unless you give yourself the time to get familiar with each category of smart drugs available out there and with their mechanism of action, you won’t be able to make the best choice when choosing a particular product or a list of nootropics to stack for boosting your brain’s performances.

Most nootropics are obtained from ingredients found in plant components – beans, barks, herbs and roots, in foods or from “raw materials” produced inside the human body through the breakdown of other substances. Nootropics are available in grocery stores and health food stores, can be found as dietary supplements or as prescription drugs, if we refer to smart drugs used for treating Alzheimer’s disease, retardation, dementia or Parkinson’s disease for example.

All these drugs and naturally occurring nootropics can be used in cognitive enhancement regimens, some of them working gradually and more subtle while others produce immediate and profound effects. Some nootropics are virtually free of side effects and non-toxic, while others can become addictive when used for too long or in higher than recommended doses.

For getting the most of a nootropic regimen and avoiding the unpleasant effects some of these smart drugs can generate, an in-depth understanding of the topic is required. But with all the different categories and types of nootropics known today, it can be overwhelming for a beginner to gather all the needed information on this topic.

Reading this book is an excellent way to get familiar with the functioning of your brain as well as with the internal and external factors that can affect your mental performance and cognitive potential. It’s a very helpful step in understanding the changes that need to be done in order to restore your brain’s balance and eliminate the culprits for memory loss, attention deficit and other cognition-related problems.

Once you know how nootropics work and what they can do for your body and brain, you can make a wiser decision and choose exactly the smart drugs that can help you achieve your specific goal!

Nootropics are scientifically proven to be effective in enhancing brain’s functioning, cognition and communication between nervous cells, in protecting brain against degenerative processes and in treating conditions like schizophrenia, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease.

They are effective in reducing physical and mental stress, enhancing energy levels for improve physical and psychical performances, in improving coordination, alertness, memory and focus. Motivation, reaction time, mental clarity, learning abilities and general intelligence can be enhanced with nootropics.

Some smart drugs can be taken constantly, for very long periods of time, without putting one’s health at risk. Others have to be cycled as they can become addictive or increase the organism’s tolerance to certain ingredients and become ineffective in the long run. Some nootropics can be successfully incorporated in brain-boosting stacks while others shouldn’t be mixed with other drugs as they can interfere with one another, altering the body’s internal equilibrium.

Role of this book is to inform and guide you in choosing the best nootropics for your body’s needs and your goals. Written in a very comprehensive manner and providing an important amount of well researched data, this book is an excellent source for anyone trying to get started with a smart drug regimen.