Sentence examples for mental stimulant from inspiring English sources

Cocaine, for those of you unfamiliar with the science, is derived from the coca shrub, Erythroxylon coca, and acts as an anaesthetic on the lining of the stomach and also, crucially, as an acute mental stimulant.

Freud was soon sending samples to friends in the medical profession, citing its potential application as a mental stimulant, a treatment for asthma and eating disorders, an aphrodisiac (you have to wonder if Freud's celebrated interest in sexual fetishism was crystallised during a gak-fuelled four-hour masturbation marathon), and, alarmingly, as a cure for morphine and alcohol addiction.

Freud was soon sending samples to friends in the medical profession, citing its potential application as a mental stimulant, a treatment for asthma, eating disorders, an aphrodisiac (you have to wonder if Freud's celebrated interest in sexual fetishism was crystallized during a blow-fueled four-hour masturbation marathon), and, alarmingly, as a cure for morphine and alcohol addiction.

Television is the most common mental stimulant in which people engage before trying to fall asleep, but it's not the only one.

While some experts suggest reading before bed, Television is the most common mental stimulant in which people engage before trying to fall asleep, but it's not the only one.

Antidepressants and performance-enhancing drugs, from steroids to mental stimulants to Viagra, are modifying human behavior.

Avoid television and other mental stimulants before bed.

The first is called "steaming" and these plants are usually administered in baths and are considered mental and/or physical stimulants.

In their attitudes toward stimulants as mental health professionals, Ms. Steinman's misgivings and Dr. Cohen's vigilance underscore the need to scrutinize their efficacy, while Dr. Brown invokes insights from neuroscience to refine our understanding of A.D.H.D.

Risks -- Impossible work schedules; never ending networking; mental and physical exhaustion; stimulants and sleeping pills; sex addiction; tobacco.

Most commonly, middle-age customers purchased amphetamines and other stimulants to promote mental alertness, hormone replacements to deal with menopausal symptoms, and pills to help them fall asleep and avoid having to run to the bathroom every few minutes.