Psychoactivators

Psychoactivators

Psychoactivation is the increase in brain activity and performance through the use of various chemicals called psychostimulants, or psychoactives. When using these substances, brain cells become more excitable, thinking speeds up, and physical and mental performance increases. But what are these psychoactive substances? How can they be useful to humans? And what consequences can cause their constant use? In this article we will look at the basic principles of action of these substances and the features of their use.

What are psychostimulants? A psychostimulant is a substance that can stimulate the central nervous system, increase physical and mental performance, relieve fatigue, drowsiness, suppress appetite, stimulate mood and creative activity. Often psychostimulants are called all psychoactive drugs that exist on the market. These include substances from the group of amphetamines, cocaine, marijuana, salt, ecstasy, alcohol and others. But even among them there are more and less dangerous for the body; one should take into account the effect of reducing the performance of the nervous system and delaying metabolism with long-term use. Many people become interested in psychoactive substances because of the pleasant sensation they cause. Others use them for medicinal purposes and in sports. How exactly does each type of psychoactive drug work on the human body to achieve the desired result? An intern at the Ecolab laboratory answers this question in great detail.

Amphetamine First of all, amphetamines are a psychostimulant that affects brain functions, nerve conduction and energy metabolism in the body. They may cause mild euphoria

Psychoactive agents (PA) are drugs or other substances that can alter a person’s mental state, as well as control or change the patient’s behavior. They are divided into different categories depending on their mode of action and use. In this article, we will look at the main types of psychoactive substances, their effects on the body, possible side effects and risks associated with use, and also consider the importance of health education in matters related to the use of psychoactive substances.

Psychoactivators are psychotropic drugs that change a person’s mental state and behavior. Psychostimulants are substances of central action that promote concentration, memory, thinking, increase mental and physical activity, and cause euphoria; Hallucinogens are substances with a dissociative effect that disrupt the integrative activity of the brain. Neuroleptics are central, predominantly dopaminergic, blockers, used mainly for the correction of psychotic disorders. Tranquilizers are a group of drugs that, when taken in doses that do not cause euphoria, have an anti-anxiety effect without significantly inhibiting the activity of central nervous processes. Anesthetics are drugs that induce a state of anesthesia, etc. Sedatives are sedatives that reduce motor and speech agitation and have an antispasmodic effect. Nootropics are mainly herbal medicines that stimulate tissue metabolism and growth.

A psychostimulant is a medical preparation (drug) that can have a stimulating effect on the psyche, and often serves as a doping. In this case, the synonym is the abbreviation “psychoactivator”.

In Russia, the CIS and some other countries, the international name for such drugs in most cases will be “doping,” even if the indications for use include not only a stimulating effect, but also manifestations of withdrawal symptoms.

As Elena Nikolaevna Senokosova notes on the website medicinform.net with reference to the Strong Remedy, due to the possibility of voluntary intake of these substances by persons without medical indications, it is practiced to use them not only for therapeutic purposes, but also for psychocorrection: self-medication of hysterical disorders, obsessions and others mental illnesses with asthenic symptoms.

The subjective effect of taking a stimulus depends on its bioavailability - the chemical binding of the substance in the body. Before the introduction of Leader granules, non-granules were most widely used in the stimulant market