Limitless pill, a brain enhancer is here and it's futuristic
| Updated: Jan 23, 2018, 15:38 IST
For people who have watched ‘Limitless’, the movie, we’ve got some really exciting news for you today. Just like Edward Morra, played by actor Bradley Cooper, who benefited from the fictional drug NZT-48, today, buzz is out that the pill that inspired the movie is actually available for purchase. Named, Brain Plus IQ, the pill actually does exist out of the movie! Who knew, right?
Also known as ‘Viagra for the brain’, experts believe that this ground-breaking pharmaceutical phenomenon could be the most powerful brain enhancer in the world. This highly advanced brain supplement is shaking the medical community by its roots because of its uniqueness and the fact that it has the effect no pill has had up until right now. Research suggests that the pill benefited both, men and women between the ages 18–35 the most as the effects of it were amplified due to the ingredients’ reaction to a gene called NRXN3 in the human brain.
Brain Plus IQ had absolutely no recorded side effects in any clinical trials conducted, however, due to its pathbreaking effects, it was soon a target of several major pharmaceutical companies who claimed that it was too powerful to be sold without a prescription. Other critics of the pill even claimed that it had an artificial edge for its users and that it was unfair to those who weren’t taking it. After consideration, the pill was banned across several institutions and the creators of Brain Plus IQ were eventually forced to halt its production.
Also known as ‘Viagra for the brain’, experts believe that this ground-breaking pharmaceutical phenomenon could be the most powerful brain enhancer in the world. This highly advanced brain supplement is shaking the medical community by its roots because of its uniqueness and the fact that it has the effect no pill has had up until right now. Research suggests that the pill benefited both, men and women between the ages 18–35 the most as the effects of it were amplified due to the ingredients’ reaction to a gene called NRXN3 in the human brain.
Brain Plus IQ had absolutely no recorded side effects in any clinical trials conducted, however, due to its pathbreaking effects, it was soon a target of several major pharmaceutical companies who claimed that it was too powerful to be sold without a prescription. Other critics of the pill even claimed that it had an artificial edge for its users and that it was unfair to those who weren’t taking it. After consideration, the pill was banned across several institutions and the creators of Brain Plus IQ were eventually forced to halt its production.