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I have a few friends taking mildronate for studying and concentration for revision. is this dangerous and inadvisable even in low doses?
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Midronate: Is not FDA approved. It's a banned substance in international sports. Not much is known about side effects. It appears to augment nitric oxide production in the brain and has been used for vascular ischemia in Russia ( also used for Epilepsy)
Answered 9/12/2016
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