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Non-sense.. A lot of these "smart pills" are more than likely placebos that are not well studied. I take a prescription amphetamine and even that has it limits,
by jdefr89 12y ago
Non-sense.. A lot of these "smart pills" are more than likely placebos that are not well studied. I take a prescription amphetamine and even that has it limits, and begins to stop working in time. A lot of people notice this, and they up their dosage and become dependent on these kind of pills to do any kind of work at all. Not a bus I would hop on without doing some research first.
- elberto34 12y agoagree..and then there is the fact that the human body cannot properly digest vitamins. Most of the time the vitmins are excreted intact
- sjwright 12y agoVictims? Did you mean vitamins?
- matmann2001 12y agoNope. Definitely victims.
- adventured 12y agoThat's not very accurate. For example, I don't get nearly enough sun throughout the year. My vitamin D levels fell to a 5, which can be extremely dangerous long-term. I started taking D3 supplements and three or four months later I raised my vitamin D levels to a healthy range. If your body is starved for a particular vitamin, and you take that vitamin as a supplement, the body will be far more likely to extract value from said supplement. Vitamin D for example is among the most common deficiencies, and is very easy to correct via supplements. The reason most vitamins don't make a difference is because most people are not especially deficient in a lot of things.
- coralreef 12y agoI've found piracetam to work as described, but that the benefits just don't match up to the price/costs.