Tablets to help brain function

Vickysg24 · 13-10-2010 9:34am #1

ok.... so when we first started does anyone remember the name of that sample pack of tablets that help promote brain function and concentration? we were given them in our bag of freebies on orientation week but I threw the packet out so can't remember the name but they really help.... especially as most of my brain cells are dead by now with all the alcohol consumption

:rolleyes:

smiles302 · 13-10-2010 10:06am

Drinking plenty of water and sleeping will help with that

No need for what's more than likely just a placebo

(Though I've no idea what you are talking about)

LeixlipRed · 13-10-2010 10:36am

I have some tablets you can have for a reasonable price....

squishykins · 13-10-2010 12:11pm

It was neurozan or neurosan or something, I prefer to call it a pack of ****e though ^^',

3_BOoYA_X · 13-10-2010 1:08pm

have some here there called neurozan, brain performance&memory.

J.D.R · 13-10-2010 1:35pm

Water, sleep and coffee. That's all you need, and you know what's in them

iWeeze · 13-10-2010 1:39pm

Do not take that **** on an empty stomach and a can of lucozade, or you will run out of your Discrete Structures tutorial to throw up.

Not that I'd know or anything.

lsuzanne1987 · 14-10-2010 10:28am

A healthy diet, 8-10 hours sleep a night & plenty of exercise is all you need for good brain functioning. Taking tablets (however supposedly safe) is bad news. Can't believe ye guys got brain functioning tablets in your orientation packs...weird.

Daemos · 14-10-2010 11:38am

lsuzanne1987 wrote: »

Can't believe ye guys got brain functioning tablets in your orientation packs...weird.

Neither could I, after preparing to get a talk about not taking dodgy tablets, we get some our first day :pac:

Alt_Grrr · 15-10-2010 1:30pm

lsuzanne1987 wrote: »

A healthy diet, 8-10 hours sleep a night & plenty of exercise is all you need for good brain functioning. Taking tablets (however supposedly safe) is bad news. Can't believe ye guys got brain functioning tablets in your orientation packs...weird.

I'm a great believer in better living through chemistry, but I don't condone placebo's being passed around.

When I was in first year we got pills that claimed to prevent hangovers.... and I've failed to see those pills succeed commercially or in the claimed benefits.

lsuzanne1987 · 15-10-2010 1:38pm

Well said.

Duddy · 15-10-2010 10:50pm

iWeeze wrote: »

Do not take that **** on an empty stomach and a can of lucozade,

+ feckin 1. bleugh.

BarryDoodles · 20-10-2010 9:44pm

Academic Doping? Really? In the fresher's bags? This is the culture they promote?

Tablets to help brain function

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