Hypothetically, if a women got pregnant and, from the 1st trimester, went on a routine low dose I.V. Acetylcholine, Dopamine and Seratonin agonists, coupled with a racitam-based nootropic, all designed to pass through the placenta, do you think that child would develop an abnormally high mental capacity?

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anonymous · Answer

mental capacity just depends on how we actually kindle our neurons....i mean how many thought circuits we make ...this hypothetical case might have a well nourished healthy brain..which could be above normal if TRAINED well...good question...

anonymous · Answer

Dopamine and Serotonin agonist are drugs to be feared of with harmful effects in cardiac and mental being of human beings. There use in the body(from external source) is limited to particular conditions and irrational use may cause dangerous effects.
If we administer these drugs ,it will cause an immediate effect, later feed back mechanisms take control and the effect may not act long.

anonymous · Answer

No.It doesnt work like that.

anonymous · Answer

Doubtful, it would more likely have a negative effect. Chemicals in the placenta are at an important equilibrium. Changing that could possibly kill the child.
It would be an interesting experiment though, setting aside the ethical implications...

anonymous · Answer

no. there may be negative side effects instead.