The Everything Guide To Nootropics: Boost Your Brain Function with Smart Drugs and Memory Supplements

by Evan Brand

A beginner's guide to brain-enhancing supplements and foods!It's time to ditch the caffeine and sugar and embrace the better way to boost your energy and brain function. Nootropic supplements, or "smart drugs," are cognitive enhancers and brain boosters that can have positive effects on your mental performance. The Everything Guide to Nootropics will show you the best supplements, both natural and synthetic, for overall brain health, so you can improve your memory, eliminate brain fog, and enhance your energy and focus.With the right nootropics, you learning capacity and attention spanBoost your memory and speed of recallHeighten mental energy, focus, and concentrationHone problem-solving and decision-making skillsIncrease intelligence and creative thoughtAlso featuring 100 superfood-packed recipes to boost brain power, this approachable guide to the newest trend in brain health will help you choose the most effective supplements and set you on the path to improved cognitive function.

Genres: Nonfiction, Health

419 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Suhrob · Rating 2 out of 5]

For nootropics you can find more exhaustive, detailed information online for free.

Most of the book is a actually just well intentioned cookbook (literally food recipes).

[Stanley · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good and informative book for anyone who interested in nootropics. Being seriously interested, it's prohibited to stop and need to go further - look for places where you can buy some, consult and know more. However, you should avoid unreliable sites and pharmacies - read reviews and be careful. For example - https://bestpharmacyreviews.com/nootr...

[Eden · Rating 2 out of 5]

Would be a 4 stars if two thirds of the book wasn't literally a cookbook. You buy a book about nootropics thinking you will be expanding into neurology, biochemistry, etc... and instead you are taught how to cook f**king turkey tenderloins.

The first 135 pages should be the book then the author should've published another one if he wanted to make a cookbook. Bloating the page number with cooking recipes for almost 2/3 of the book is ridiculous.

I read books until the end. But this is not a good experience.