be careful

Pros: the book does contain some useful information.

Cons: authors are dishonest. They intentionally hide some of the side effects of the drugs.
Examples: fipexide has been linked to liver damage - the book says nothing, piracetam does have withdrawal symptoms - the book says the opposite, caffeine improves short term memory - the books says that there were "studies" that showed the opposite. I see the message: buy our "safe" drugs and stop drinking "very dangerous" coffee.

BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING IN THIS BOOK, THOROUGHLY RESEARCH THE DRUG ON YOUR OWN.

No wonder Ward Dean is now spending 7 year jail term for taxes evasion.

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Excellent reference book--a bit outdated

I just read the entire book in about an hour, lol, thanks in part to nootropics. I started smart drugs about 3 weeks ago. I am a proud believer. My advice is to go slow and titrate and buy this book. I found these guys here to be very good advisors. (...) to have the cheapest Nootropics on the market for what they sell. But do yourself a favor and use google and start reading, you will understand it all after a while. Prices can really vary over the internet though and this stuff is pretty expensive.

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Good technical explanations of mind enhancing? substances.

At http://journyx.com/curt/megadrugs.html you will find data about this book. It is a good book, but it won't tell you what to do. It describes these substances in sometimes boring detail. It doesn't prescribe. It's a fascinating and new field. Proceed with caution and optimism.

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