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for novices, first time visits and for people who think particular
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Some frequently asked questions about smart drugs and nutrients.
The
introductory editorial from Smart Drug News by
Executive Director Steven Wm. Fowkes about the scope of smart drugs
in our society, the purpose of CERI, and the importance of freedom
of choice. A good general introduction to smart drugs and
CERI.
A collection of additional questions and answers about a variety
of topics, drawn from recent issues of Smart Life News.
The Q&A department is one of the most popular things we do
among our subscribers.
A Greatest Hits collection
of feature articles and updates, all linked to one menu.
Smart Life News (formerly titled Smart Drug
News) detailed the latest medical discoveries and scientific
research in the rapidly growing field of cognitive enhancement
technologies and related topics of physicial health and well-being,
including the latest treatment trends for Parkinsons,
Alzheimerss, Downs syndrome, and age-associated mental
impairment in normal, healthy adults. Smart Life News
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