Pharmacological Aids

Definition

Pharmacological aids are substances or drugs used to enhance cognitive functions such as memory, attention, or learning.

Related terms

Nootropics: Substances that are believed to improve cognitive functions without causing significant side effects when used responsibly.

Stimulants:

Drugs that increase alertness and attention by stimulating the central nervous system. Examples include caffeine and amphetamines.

Side Effects:

Unintended physiological or psychological consequences resulting from using pharmacological aids. These effects may vary depending on individual sensitivity and dosage.