Nootropic drugs decrease cardiovascular activity, which can, at large doses, decrease the likelihood of a heart attack or stroke in healthy individuals.

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Nootropic drugs are primarily designed to enhance cognitive function, not to decrease cardiovascular activity, and their effects on heart attack or stroke risk in healthy individuals are not directly related to cardiovascular suppression.

Nootropic Drugs Decrease Cardiovascular Activity, Which Can, at Large Doses