Jordan Belfort called it “the best drug in the world.” It’s used by US Presidents, air force pilots, high net worth entrepreneurs and astronauts. The film ‘Limitless’ was based on this miracle pill.
Modafinil is a prescription-only wakefulness drug. Its pharmacological purpose is to treat narcolepsy (or extreme sleepiness.) However, it has seen prominent off-licence use as a cognitive enhancer – the type of medicine which increases performance on complex or mentally demanding tasks. In other words, Modafinil is real life cheat code…
Cheat code: Wakefulness
• Modafinil provides up to 20 hours of alertness.
Cheat code: Discipline
• Modafinil increases discipline and ability to focus on mentally fatiguing for long-periods of time without the need for rest.
Cheat code: Improvements in working memory
• Modafinil provides temporary improvements in your working memory, the type of memory used in problem solving and other intellectually laborious tasks.
Backed By Science…
Tens of thousands of studies have delved into the workings and effects of modafinil, the results are highly conclusive.
• A study by Penn State University students concluded, ‘Modafinil significantly enhanced performance on tests of digit span, visual pattern recognition memory, spatial planning and stop-signal reaction times’
• A joint paper by students from the University of Cambridge and University of Leipzig concluded ‘Modafinil has subtle stimulating effects on maintenance and manipulation processes in relatively difficult and monotonous working memory tasks’
• A study by Anna-Latharine Brem, a researcher at both the University of Oxford and Havard Medical School, concluded “In the face of vanishingly few side effects in these controlled environments, modafinil can be considered a cognitive enhancer”
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