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27/06/24

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Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

Didnt say it would be something I would do but the dems...to hang on to power...Ive got zero doubt

And there just no denying how the turnip presented at the SoU was almost impossible to explain without factoring in drugs

There a fair bit that modafinil can help. Adderall not so much but seeing they can experiment with an n=1 for a week...I wont at all be surptised

So lets test, right?

Modafinil-Induced Changes in Functional Connectivity in the Cortex and Cerebellum of Healthy Elderly Subjects
Miriam Punzi,^1,^2,^‡Tommaso Gili,^3,^4,^‡Laura Petrosini,^4,⁵Carlo Caltagirone,^4,⁶Gianfranco Spalletta,^4,^*^†andStefano L. Sensi^1,^2,^7,^*^†
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In the past few years, cognitive enhancing drugs (CEDs) have gained growing interest and the focus of investigations aimed at exploring their use to potentiate the cognitive performances of healthy individuals. Most of this exploratory CED-related research has been performed on young adults. However, CEDs may also help to maintain optimal brain functioning or compensate for subtle and or subclinical deficits associated with brain aging or early-stage dementia. In this study, we assessed effects on resting state brain activity in a group of healthy elderly subjects undergoing acute administration of modafinil, a wakefulness-promoting agent. To that aim, participants (n= 24) were investigated with resting state functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (rs-fMRI) before and after the administration of a single dose (100 mg) of modafinil. Effects were compared to age and size-matched placebo group. Rs-fMRI effects were assessed, employing a graph-based approach and Eigenvector Centrality (EC) analysis, by taking in account topological changes occurring in functional brain networks. The main finding of the study is that modafinil promotes enhanced centrality, a measure of the importance of nodes within functional networks, of the bilateral primary visual (V1) cortex. EC analysis also revealed that modafinil-treated subjects show increased functional connectivity between the V1 and specific cerebellar (Crus I, Crus II, VIIIa lobule) and frontal (right inferior frontal sulcus and left middle frontal gyrus) regions. Present findings provide functional data supporting the hypothesis that modafinil can modulate the cortico-cerebellar connectivity of the aging brain.

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No need for fancy drugs.

Speaker Mike has worked out the Democrat plan !
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