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Which nootropic are toxic to the liver?
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There are mainly two nootropics which are toxic to live:-
1. Pyritinol - It is a particle, which basically has two vitamin B6 molecules connected to each other. It is also known as pyrithioxine. A molecule with fundamentally two molecules bound together by two sulphur particles. Pyritinol is stimulant for the central nervous system of our body. Pyritinol is used to treat Alzheimer's disease and is also called pyridoxine disulfide, which is vitamin b6 semi-natural water soluble.
2. Adrafinil - It is a synthetic nootropic compound. It is a drug for modafinil which meaning supplementation of adrafinil leads to increased concentrations of modafinil in our body. Adrafinil consumption increases wakefulness and alertness. Adrafinil is a stimulant which does not cause hyperactivity but, it fights sleepiness.