Comment · Tue, February 11, 2014 · Ceretropic
What they were answering
AtomicFez · 3 points
I'm sure you're joking (ok, 90% sure) but comments like that is what the FDA are scared of.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
I don't think the FDA are too concerned about cocaine. The DEA, sure. Unless there is someone selling cocaine chew in stores. New and improved Big League Chew!
Comment · Tue, February 11, 2014 · 1 pts
Ohh, ok. I think they were more concerned about the lack of double blind studies proving the recommendations were accurate. I don't think they would reasonably think that people would switch to cocaine from nicotine just
Comment · Tue, February 11, 2014 · 5 pts
Haha, that's a funny reasoning. "We think you might misuse the information, so we feel it's best if you just don't have any information. We'll tell you what to think, don't worry. We're the government."
Nicotine up-regulates nicotinic ACh receptors, but also desensitizes them. It's more complex than just up/down-regulation. Acutely, caffeine lowers GABAergic neurotransmission. [Inhibitory effect of caffeine on GABA-ac
Replying to silverhydra · I noticed a nice little bit of ocular contracton (the area beside the eyes on the outside) when the gum is in my mouth, and then increased focus thereafter; haven't noticed anythin…
The notoriety is due to the fact that most people smoke tobacco to get it. Tobacco smoke contains harman and norharman, which are monoamine oxidase inhibitors. This increases the extracellular dopamine, serotonin, and no
We are going to come out with a Cytisine sublingual solution shortly. I usually chew nicotine gum in the morning. However, Cytisine feels more effective to me, and seems a bit smoother. Also, Cytisine has been shown to b
Replying to thelurkingdead · >Regardless, to be a nootropic, a substance has to be non-toxic. Says who? This is a great example of the type of uneducated armchair Pharmacology that goes on in this sub. The LD…
Call me an uneducated armchair pharmacologist all you want, but you are wrong! To be considered a nootropic, a substance must: >Exhibit few side effects and extremely low toxicity, while lacking the pharmacology of typ
Replying to FW900 · EDIT: This is very unlikely as ND (where OP obtained all his nootropics) tests each batch and provides full transparency of the results. The same cannot be said for most supplement…
We have an ISO certified lab in-house, and test for contaminants in every single batch. We have a UPLC-MS, along with tons of other equipment that we use to test every single batch of material that comes into our facilit
Replying to relbatnrut · You joke, but nicotine is so much more effective as a nootropic with MAOIs (at least for me).
Ohh I know. It just also makes it more addictive.