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5 Amazing New Experimental Drugs I Just Took

Seeded on Thu Apr 8, 2010 1:17 PM EDT
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health, drugs, supplements, pharmaceuticals, nootropics, designer-drugs
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I'm the resident Alternative Lifestyle Specialist around here (which is what I keep asking my boss to call me instead of "drug-addled wreck of a human being"), so when new pharmaceutical trends sweep through the United States like Daniel Larusso's leg, it's up to me to cover them. I'm talking about a new class of drugs called "nootropics" - though "new" is a subjective term. They've been around for decades now, but they're only just recently taking off with a drastic rise in casual use. The truly great thing about nootropics is that, by and large, they're utterly harmless; they're meant to boost mental function with little to no side effects–regardless of dosage. Because of this, most of them are available freely on the market as "supplements." So I'll be testing out and reviewing the five most popular ones.

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Brian White

Great article. Had no idea provigil was unregulated in other countries.

    Reply#1 - Fri Apr 9, 2010 1:31 PM EDT
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