Is it true that nootropic drugs improve brain function?

Neuroscientist explains: There is an opinion that nootropics can improve a person’s mental abilities. But is it really so? Do scientific studies support this? Answers to questions – in the material.DiscussTrue According to neuroscientist Dr. Christian Jarrett, nootropics, or caffeine is one of them, because it really helps to focus better on tasks.

Rescription drugs such as methylphenidate (used for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and modafinil (prescribed for narcolepsy).

Is it true that nootropic drugs improve brain function

At the moment, the study of such drugs continues. However, it is already known that they have a rather weak effect on improving attention and memory. Also, their effect must be compared by scientists with anxiety (anxiety), addiction, self-confidence and other risks.

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Source: BBC Science Focus Magazine


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