By definition, nootropics must be safe. Regardless, there are so many nootropics, combinations and products that side effects, adverse events and health risks are possible. Further, even nootropic ingredients with good safety profiles can be rendered unsafe by low-quality sources, ill-advised formulation strategies and suboptimal manufacturing practices. For these reasons, it is advisable to seek out industry-leading nootropic stack supplements that emphasize quality and have a strong safety track record and minimal side effects reported.

- What are nootropics?

- Different types of nootropics

- Are nootropics safe?

- Why should I use nootropics?

To ensure you boost your brainpower safely, consider these two rules:

• Choose the right nootropic - high-quality ingredients, safety certifications, well-designed formulas and clean labels. 

• Take the nootropic the right way - using established stacking strategies, cycling if necessary, and following the manufacturer's directions.

With these two rules, you can find a natural nootropic that will work for brainpower, remain true to the very few side effects and extremely low toxicity nootropic definition, and make natural nootropic supplementation safe, beneficial and healthy for the brain.

If the side effects of synthetic nootropics aren't reason enough to avoid them, consider the abundance of natural nootropics found in the natural world. Plants and herbs offer a wide range of adaptogenic or stress-relieving compounds that support increased focus and relaxation.

Natural nootropics are much safer than synthetic forms because, in their purest version, they don't produce side effects similar to other neuro-psychotropic drugs. At Melts Infusions, we only use high-quality nootropic herbs grown in Canada and the United States that are carefully selected. 

While Nootropics can have many benefits for brain health, they shouldn't be used to substitute for healthy habits. Getting enough sleep, eating a nutritious diet and managing stress is fundamental for achieving optimal cognitive performance, Chris D'Adamo, Ph.D. at the University of Maryland, told WebMD. Once a person incorporates these changes into their life, nootropics can serve as an added bonus for improving mental sharpness, reducing mental fatigue, and the chances for age-related cognitive decline.