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Possibly. At least, they have a far higher chance of working than other pointless placebos, however being an un-researched analog of a strong stimulant it comes
by girvo 12y ago
Possibly. At least, they have a far higher chance of working than other pointless placebos, however being an un-researched analog of a strong stimulant it comes with some serious risks, and not very nice side-effects.
- nkozyra 12y agoYeah the big thing here is it's going to be super unpleasant to use at best and dangerous at worst. That said, people use and have used amphetamines (legally and illegally) for nearly a century. It used to be pretty commonplace to take speed during long study sessions. And it's not a ton different now with ritalin and adderall, although they at least need a prescription now. All in all, I have been an active user of supplements for most of my life and news in the last few years has caused me to seriously reconsider this. I haven't touched any of these things in months now. It's just not worth it.