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Wired.com Readers' Brain-Enhancing Drug Regimens
If Wired.com readers are any indication, performance-enhancing drugs are moving from the sports field into the office.
We're not talking steroids; we're talking brain steroids.
Surprisingly large numbers of people appear to be using brain-enhancing drugs to work harder, longer and better. They're popping pills normally prescribed for narcolepsy or attention-deficit disorder to improve their performance at work and school.
"We aren't the teen clubbers popping uppers to get through a hard day running a cash register after binge drinking," wrote a Ph.D. research scientist who regularly takes a wakefulness drug called Provigil, normally prescribed for narcolepsy. "We are responsible humans."
The scientist works at the elite MIT-affiliated Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts. But because it's a legal gray area to use prescription drugs for off-label purposes -- like superhuman concentration at work -- the scientist asked not to be identified.
He is not alone.
After we reported that nearly 20 percent of scientists and researchers use brain-enhancing substances, we asked Wired readers about their experiences with these drugs. The response was overwhelming.
More than 50 Wired.com readers wrote in, called and instant-messaged to offer their regimens and results.
At the end of this article, we detail 15 drug regimens from among the scientists, college students and business owners who wrote to us.
Readers report taking drugs like Ritalin and Adderall, which are most commonly prescribed for the treatment of attention-deficit-hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, to improve focus and memory. They also take Provigil, which was developed to promote wakefulness in patients with sleep disorders, to replace sleep.
Most readers' brain-drug usage falls into two main categories: focus drugs and sleep-replacement compounds. Ritalin (methylphenidate), Adderall and Focalin fall into the first category, which in limited studies have shown potential to increase cognitive function in healthy adults.
The second category ranges from caffeine up through Provigil (modafinil), drugs which help combat the effects of feeling tired.
Because the Food and Drug Administration is unlikely to approve the use of drugs for performance enhancement, individuals who experiment with these substances are on their own, testing drugs on themselves in a wild, crowdsourced, ad hoc brain-enhancement experiment. They join a scientific tradition of self-experimentation that stretches back to Santorio Santorio, a 16th-century physiologist.
Jamie Heywood, who runs a social network for medical patients, PatientsLikeMe, even coined a phrase for the new era of experimentation: "personalized research."
"I adhere to a clear set of rules for myself that, in spite of sounding like care instructions for a gremlin, have made this a very positive experience for me," the Whitehead scientist wrote. "I spent several weeks experimenting with the dosing: 200 mg in the morning, 100 mg, 50 mg, 10 mg, and then split doses of more in the morning and a reduced dose at lunch."
Others report similar experiments to find the optimum dosage, and that doesn't fit the pattern generally found in drug abuse.
"I take half a Provigil tablet each morning, and three gingko capsules -- just to activate my triple espresso," wrote a wireless ISP owner. "I used to fall asleep at the service bench around 2 p.m. Now, I pretty much click along all day and still have enough reserve energy to service mama at night."
With the FDA sidelined, doctors appear to be the mediators between the public and these chemicals, but our readers didn't find them particularly astute or ethical about prescriptions. One student at a New York-area IT school just looked up the symptoms of ADHD, drank a little too much coffee, and play-acted his way into a prescription for Focalin, another drug used to treat ADHD.
"I think we both knew why I was there," the student said. "I got the impression if I answered the questions right, he was OK having a new patient and giving out more drugs. So if we both followed protocol, we were both getting what we wanted."
The Whitehead researcher had a different, if equally disconcerting, experience.
"My experiences with physicians regarding Provigil have been hilarious, and usually conclude with me having to sketch out basic neurobiology and explain the difference between epinephrine and norepinephrine," he said.
Most readers are unapologetic about their use of performance-enhancing drugs.
"Honestly, I feel great about it, the drugs shouldn't be illegal in the first place," said the IT student.
Others called the drugs "amazing." One stressed-out elementary school teacher wrote, "I love me some Provigil."
"What do people expect when they are putting physicians and researchers in situations where they are expected to perform with minimal sleep?" the researcher asked.
But not all users were satisfied with their experiences. Some became accustomed to the drugs. Others started using too much and had to stop taking the drugs completely.
"While studying computer programming in college, I started trying Adderall," said one respondent. "It ruined my life, but I did teach myself about PC hardware and retained all the information from that year.


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