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This would possibly interest me, but including nootropics without listing them seems incredibly scary. It's one thing to include all the normal vitamins and min
by NickM 13y ago
This would possibly interest me, but including nootropics without listing them seems incredibly scary. It's one thing to include all the normal vitamins and minerals your body needs, but to take it a step further and include mind-altering substances seems absurd and questionably legal.
Maybe by "nootropics" they just mean everyday vitamins that have been shown to benefit your brain, but that's certainly not what I think of when I hear that term. Then again, maybe there's somewhere online where they actually list what they're using, but I couldn't find any details on the campaign page.
- beefman 13y agoNope, one of the blog posts mentioned actual nootropics. They're playing pretty fast and loose with the ingredients. If they're still experimenting (as it seems they are), they should say so.
- jeffasinger 13y agoThis is a blog post by the creator that has a little detail on it: http://robrhinehart.com/?p=424 http://robrhinehart.com/?p=424