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Nootropics are neurometabolic stimulants that have a positive effect on complexly organized psychophysiological processes. The mechanism of their action is associated with the restoration of the bioenergetic and metabolic functions of the neuron, as well as the neurotransmitter systems of the brain. The principle of operation of nootropic drugs, as their name implies, is aimedRead More

Anandamide (arachidonethanolamine) is an endogenous neuropeptide that specifically interacts with cannabinoid receptors in the brain. He was also distinguished in 1992 at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The name comes from the Sanskrit word “ananda” — bliss. Effects: Anandamide acts on CB1 cannabinoid receptors in the central nervous system and CB2 cannabinoid receptors in theRead More

The effects of mescaline are very similar to LSD and psilocybin, disrupting the normal functioning of the senses. Within two hours after taking it, partial or complete loss of vision may occur, but experience shows that all other senses of the subject are aggravated. The sense of time and space is blunted or absent. ThereRead More

Coaxil refers to medications for depressive states with an energizing effect. Its effect is twofold — it acts as a sedative for most people, but there are groups who use this drug as a stimulant. Drug addicts equally like the calmness that taking capsules gives and an increase in vitality. With the help of coaxil,Read More

MDMA is a semi-synthetic drug belonging to the group of phenylethylamines. The chemical structure of the substance allows it to be classified as an amphetamine stimulant, although it is more correct to consider it an empathogen. To date, there are a large number of different products that are sold under the name “ecstasy”, not toRead More

Structurally, synthetic cathinones are beta-ketophenitylamines similar to amphetamines/catecholamines, with minor structural changes that alter chemical properties, effects, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. The popularity of synthetic cathinones among consumers is due to the small amount of “pure cocaine” on the shadow market, its cost, as well as legal problems associated with the use and purchase of cocaine.Read More

Pentazocine (Talvin): Other names: talvin, fortral, lexir. An attempt to find an effective painkiller that does not cause addiction led to the creation of Pentazocine (talvin). Introduced in 1967 as an analgesic, it quickly appeared on the illegal market, usually in combination with tripennamine. The list of narcotic drugs subject to control in the RussianRead More

Tranquilizers (from Lat. tranquillium — “tranquility”) represent one of the most important groups of psychotropic drugs. Recently, they are increasingly called anxiolytics (from the Latin. anxius — “anxious” and Greek. lysis — “dissolution”). There are other, less common names — ataractics (from the Greek ataraxia — “equanimity”), psychosedative, anti-neurotic drugs. In the general classification ofRead More