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The research done in recent years clearly indicates that more and more people, whose daily routine involves heavy intellectual and mental work, opt for the possibility of using artificial, pharmacologically developed substances in order to improve their performance and achieve better results. Statistics in the USA show that on average in a class full of undergraduate students, at least one of them has used the so-called "smart drugs". This issue worries neuro-science experts, as they claim that the usage of prescription medication for anything else than its main purpose, moreover without the supervision of a physician, can lead to becoming addicted. This book provides an informative and highly interesting insight on the topic of neuro-enhancement and the issues associated with it.

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