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Mind Lab Pro and Adderall both contain ingredients that boost brain health. If you are looking for something to improve your brain’s capacity, you might be looking into these brain-boosting solutions. However, it must be noted that these two are completely different, with Mind Lab Pro being a supplement and Adderall being a prescription medication. … Read more
Dr. Corneliu Giurgea created the first racetam nootropic in 1964 at the Belgian pharmaceutical company UCB Pharma. He aimed to develop a calming-type drug for motion sickness. GABA is a calming neurotransmitter, and Piracetam is a cyclic derivative of GABA. However, Piracetam did not exhibit any GABA-related behavior despite its connection to this calming neurotransmitter. This … Read more
There are many patently positive effects that meditation can have on the human brain, and researchers have identified many of them. Therefore, many of us wonder if memory improvement is one of those fringe benefits. It has been proven by a number of neuroscientist studies that meditation practice positively enhances memory. Meditation can be discovered … Read more
In today’s world, stress is not a stranger, it is almost impossible to avoid. Stress can affect the mind negatively by causing brain fog, loss of concentration, and many more. When this happens, we can help our brain relax and boost brain functionality with the aid of nootropics. Nootropics are supplements that lower stress, calm … Read more
NooCube and Mind Lab Pro are two of the most popular nootropic supplements currently available. According to their advertisements, these nootropics improve memory via several pathways and provide powerful cognitive-enhancing effects.These two nootropic supplements, each created by Wolfson Brands (UK) and Opti Nutra, are often compared to see which affects cognitive function the most. The … Read more
These days, it is not only Red Bull giving you wings but also Adderall, Vyvanse, Ritalin, Focalin, Concerta, and other legal amphetamines. In order to maintain a productive and energetic lifestyle, an increasing number of people are taking stimulants. As a result of recent Express Scripts pharmacy claims data, more than 4.8 million privately insured … Read more
In long-term memory, information is stored for a long period of time. It is the last stage in the processing of memory. Information in long-term memory lasts longer than information in short-term memory. With time, long-term memory decays very little and can be recalled more easily. The information we store in long-term memory may not … Read more
Known also as primary or active memory, short-term memory is the ability to store a small amount of information in the mind and make it readily available for a short period of time. Short-term memory is essential for daily functions, so experiencing short-term memory loss can be frustrating and even debilitating. Short-term memory is very … Read more
The shortest-term memory is sensory memory. This is the ability to retain sensory impressions after the original stimulus has ended. It serves as a buffer for stimuli received through sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, which are accurately retained but for a short period of time. An example of sensory memory is being able to recall … Read more
We have already covered the various stages of memory formation (perception, sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory) in the section on Types of Memory. It is a human characteristic to be able to encode, store, and recall information, thus the three main processes involved in human memory are encoding, storing, and retrieving. As well, … Read more