American universities are the best in the world, with new innovations and breakthrough technologies being created on a daily basis, and an expendable amount of information to be learned, American students are often found in a time crunch. Subsequently, more and more students are looking for ways to increase their productivity and work potential. When time management reaches its optimum benefit, students are often found looking for new, less conservative and unfortunately riskier ways of maintaining their ambitions. Pharmaceutical
Stimulants, particularly amphetamines have become the new trend among those trying to achieve their goals of higher education. Some have hailed it as, “the only drug with a positive purpose”
(K. Graff, 3). Unfortunately, as with all drugs, from pharmacies or the street, come with risks. …show more content…
Amphetamines are psychoactive stimulants that increase the rate of electric signals traveling down the axons of nerve clusters. Essentially, the brain converts thoughts into electrical impulses through the somatic nervous system. The more electrical currents running down the axons, the more information can be relayed to the rest of the body. This theory, although simple in nature, relies on the delicate balance of the axons ability to carry and transport the electric
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