What if the next performance revolution isn’t physical, but neurological? Neurohacked dives deep into the science—and the consequences—of our obsession with cognitive enhancement. From smart drugs like Modafinil and microdosed LSD to brain-training apps, electrical stimulation, and genetically modified memory mice, this eye-opening book examines how far we’re willing to go to upgrade our minds.

Blending cutting-edge neuroscience with real-world case studies, Neurohacked explores the hidden trade-offs behind modern performance culture. Do stimulants really make us smarter? Can sleep be hacked for faster learning? And at what point does brain training become brainwashing? Drawing on documented research, experimental data, and profiles of savants, scientists, and chess-playing biohackers, this book separates science from hype in the race to sharpen the human mind.

Each chapter unpacks a distinct layer of the enhancement movement—from the seductive allure of intelligence pills to the ethics of manipulating memory, attention, or even emotional intelligence. Whether you’re a high performer chasing an edge, a clinician navigating the neurotech frontier, or simply curious about how cognition works under pressure, Neurohacked offers both clarity and caution.

This is not a book about future dystopias—it’s about the present moment. It reveals what’s already happening inside labs, classrooms, and corporate offices—and asks what happens when enhancement becomes expectation.

If you’ve ever wondered whether boosting your brain is worth the cost, Neurohacked gives you the most complete, critical, and compelling answer available today.