Friday, April 17, 2009 12:25:53 AM
...but re nootropics, it encompasses a fairly wide-range of pyscho-stimulants, from herbs to amphetimines, to a range of 'racitams' (ie piracitam, which I have a bottle of actually) - but loosely speaking, my guess is other bev'g's have some nootropics in them (most likely some herbal variations), such as "Drank", but I don't see nootropics as being part of Dranks branding, and therefore their market. Don't know what Weber's plans are with the KOMA line of drinks, but from the language he's using in the PR, it sounds like he's getting closer to branding this as a health & anti-aging relaxation bev'g.
The classic nootropic compounds are very safe, clinically tested over decades, so you're right in terms of side effects. Some are all natural, some are not. Some are legal/OTC (over the counter), some are prescription only. But thats just semantics in terms of branding the product. What's interesting to me where Weber wants to take this...
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