Category Nootropics

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My partner can always tell when I’m on modafinil. Usually, it’s the way I sit and stare at my computer screen continuously while I’m working, unmoving. The giveaway is my eyes. He says my pupils

While the ongoing regulatory rodeo threatens to lasso the widespread acceptance of CBD-infused beverages and foods, a competitive space is taking root. It’s inhabited by adaptogens and nootropics (which we’ll define shortly), fueled by startups

Social interactions are great for your brain, but is your brain great for social interactions? Source: Photo by Helena Lopes on Unsplash Caveat: Nootropics are not supposed to be the only thing you use to boost

The organic drink company uses ‘earth grown’ components to give consumers energy containing a proprietary blend of nootropics​,​ MCT oil (extract from coconut oil) and Lion’s Mane mushrooms, designed to increase blood flow to the

Facebook recently announced it had acquired CTRL-Labs, a U.S. start-up working on wearable tech that allows people to control digital devices with their brain. The social media company is only the latest in a long

Chris Miller’s struggles served as the motivation behind building his growing functional canned beverage business.   For most of his life, Miller told Food Dive he struggled with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. After college, he was

Biohacking is fully mainstream and the smart drinks that were promised by sci-fi in the 70s are officially here. I’ve been on this bandwagon for years, so when my favorite brain-enhancing supplement company started sending

Source: Photo by Mike Kenneally on Unsplash Do you experience a crash or withdrawal from caffeine? That’s a side-effect from a drug. Framing it like something else because of arbitrary (non-scientific) myths that office culture

In what amounts to just a huge bummer for aspiring geniuses across the country, it seems that nootropics—the brain-boosting supplements with a name as made-up as their actual effects—contain various amounts of piracetam, an unapproved