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[renfr]

Well according to this article the reason why we might forget our childhood is because of excessive neuronal growth :
http://www.dailymail...-childhood.html
I guess this is also applicable for our adults brain. If that is true then I guess stimulating NGF, BNDF isn't a good thing afterall?
As our adults brain are developed wouldn't it be wiser to slow down neuronal growth while keeping it intensive enough to cope with neuron apoptosis?

[daouda]

So it's more like "neuron growth, bad for memories?"
It's a legitimate concern that has already been talked about in the NSI-189 thread... With around 30ppl experimenting with that substance pretty soon, we'll probably have some tangible real world reports to determine wether this is indeed something to worry about!

[Metagene]

I will post this link here also. It covers the same information.

http://m.business-st...age_content.php