No they don't. You can't trick your body into doing more of anything for nothing.
No they don't. You can't trick your body into doing more of anything for nothing.
True, but you can become more efficient at doing something, thus doing "more" with less.
True, but you can become more efficient at doing something, thus doing "more" with less.
So that's why millennials THINK they're smarter than everyone else, because who has less brains than they do?
So they're "officially stupid"? Of course the millennials think you said "efficiently stupid".
So that's why millennials THINK they're smarter than everyone else, because who has less brains than they do?
So they're "officially stupid"? Of course the millennials think you said "efficiently stupid".
Sure but a (((smart drug))) isn't going to make your body physiologically more efficient. That's not a thing. The sole supplement that allows for more of something is easily explained and understood: creatine. It allows your muscles to store more energy. It's not tricking them into being more efficient.
Sure but a (((smart drug))) isn't going to make your body physiologically more efficient.
That's not a thing.
The sole supplement that allows for more of something is easily explained and understood: creatine. It allows your muscles to store more energy. It's not tricking them into being more efficient.
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