Question 1

i want immune booster medication from a pharmacy what will they need as i am on  essential smart plan and do not have cash to buy medication at the counter?

Accepted Answer

Be wary of boosters: Many supplements, foods, herbs, other plants, and techniques are claimed to "boost" the immune system, but none have been proven effective. The immune system is complex, and "boosting" it to make it act stronger is not always a good thing. In conditions like arthritis, thyroid disease, diabetes type 1, lupus, eczema, etc..., the immune system is over-acting and damaging the patient's own organs.

Question 2

where can i test on for free on a essential smart plan for covid-19?

Accepted Answer

Covid test: It depends where you live. Check your local health authorities and also ask them if you even need to have the test at all.

Question 3

hello, i recently obtained an iq of 117 on a real professional test. i know that i'm in the top 13 % but can i call myself "smart"? some people call high average bright?... i dont know, help?

Accepted Answer

The only limitations: in life are those you place upon yourself. An IQ of 117 is well above average, but we don't fit into neat categories like "bright" or "smart." If you act as if you have no limits, you will achieve far more. Hope this helps!

Question 4

does levetiracetam work as smart drug? either all recetams?

Accepted Answer

No: Keppra (levetiracetam) is neuroprotective, but does not function as a smart drug in its true definition.

Question 5

i decided to use selegeline 2.5mg daily as a smart drug. is it safe for long term use?

Accepted Answer

Terrible drug: I never prescribe that medication for anything because of the extensive side effect profile. I would never take it unless there was no other choice. That's my opinion.

Question 6

been losing my sense of smell. goes in and out and i'm not sure if covid is something that takes your smell away completely or if it could be something else. not sure where to get a covid test and if it is covered by my current plan. smart classic?

Accepted Answer

Can be related: Besides a fever, another common symptom is loss of sense of smell from covid. No one knows to the extent that your sense of smell will be affected.  Usually a good sign for recovery is your symptoms of comes and goes, nothing is definite but with all viruses, drink a lot, tylenol or aspirin.

Question 7

i have a 7 year old son with high-functioning autism. is it smart to put him on a drug to improve his behavior?

Accepted Answer

Autism Spectrum: Autism in children who are high functioning  may some times have add and anxiety symptoms and may need medications for that
but that decision has to be made by childs pediatri neuro psychiatrist.We can not recommend on this site, so make an appointment and discuss your concern with the doctor, and if doc feels meds will benefit he/she will prescribe, these meds do have side effects you should be awar.

Question 8

are smart but uneducated people more prone to drug or alcohol abuse?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily: Drug or alcohol abuse is linked more to genetics rather than education or being "smart". The access to treatment has been linked more to socio-economic status (ses) with people of higher ses having more access. Ses is linked to education. Thus, while drug abuse proper is not directly linked to education or being "smart", the access to treatment might be connected to the level of education.

Question 9

i'm a college student, i have an exam tomorrow and i still got a lot to study i do take some smart drugs to help me it is called modafinil (bravamax) i took 2 bills this morning (400mg) is it ok to take like 3 more to make me awake to the next day?

Accepted Answer

: Taking medications to stay awake as a crutch to study is not a good idea. Take a short nap, eat a healthy meals all day and go for a walk after studying for a few hours. Do some exercises every 4-5 hours between studying. Keep yourself mentally alert and don't hooked on drugs.

Question 10

will drinking water with added electrolytes(smart water) effect a  blood test that's being done to check thyroid levels.  told to fast before test.

Accepted Answer

No: Water with electrolytes will not affect thyroid blood tests. However, you are wasting your money on such water. Tap water is just as good if not better.

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I want immune booster medication from a pharmacy what will they need as i am on essential smart plan and do not have cash to buy medication at the counter?

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Where can i test on for free on a essential smart plan for covid-19?

A member asked:

Hello, i recently obtained an iq of 117 on a real professional test. i know that i'm in the top 13 % but can i call myself "smart"? some people call high average bright?... i dont know, help?

A member asked:

Does levetiracetam work as smart drug? either all recetams?

A member asked:

I decided to use selegeline 2.5mg daily as a smart drug. is it safe for long term use?

A member asked:

Been losing my sense of smell. goes in and out and i'm not sure if covid is something that takes your smell away completely or if it could be something else. not sure where to get a covid test and if it is covered by my current plan. smart classic?

A member asked:

I have a 7 year old son with high-functioning autism. is it smart to put him on a drug to improve his behavior?

A member asked:

Are smart but uneducated people more prone to drug or alcohol abuse?

A member asked:

I'm a college student, i have an exam tomorrow and i still got a lot to study i do take some smart drugs to help me it is called modafinil (bravamax) i took 2 bills this morning (400mg) is it ok to take like 3 more to make me awake to the next day?

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Will drinking water with added electrolytes(smart water) effect a blood test that's being done to check thyroid levels. told to fast before test.

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