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Pretty much what the other definition said about this. Nootropics do do stuff, they aren't just scam supplements, but depending on your brain, and the kinds you use, it may seem like that. Nootropics are non-addictive and is used correctly, lack negative side effects. Some have weak 'tolerance' or have addictive effects (nothing compared to real drugs) that some in the community argue don't deserve the label of a Nootropic. The whole point is to influence your mood and cognition in order for you, the human brain, to perform better, be it at work, in social situations, thinking, I mean, it's literally affecting your thoughts and how you think, it's so cool!!!! Getting into this stuff requires a somewhat obsessive interest with a minimal amount of money. Being conscience about how you feel and think, and making sure you somewhat control to test the substance you are taking to see if it does anything, is important. Nootropics range from naturally existing (in body) amino acids to lab made drugs. There is truly a wide range of things, you have to be obsessive/smart to really get into this. Subreddits such as r/Nootropics r/Nootopics and discords are your best friends besides the usual sources. Have fun.
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