Belarusians invented "OZVERIN" for the military

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Belarusians invented "OZVERIN" for the military

Belarusian scientists have created a unique development - a fearless drug. It is designed for athletes, military and students who pass the exams, write "EuroSMI."

The essence of the revolutionary technique lies in the influence of fragments of the wall of E. coli, which is present in the human digestive tract to activate the immune system, on the nasal mucosa. While conducting experiments on animals, scientists have noticed striking changes in their behavior.

“So, instead of hiding in burrows, rats and mice bravely moved through open spaces, which is not typical for them,” said Professor Vladimir Kulchitsky, Deputy Director of the Institute of Physiology of the National Academy of Sciences. This technique acts on the person.

According to scientists, the application to the nasal mucosa before exams or other exciting events will help you feel confident and tune in to win. Vladimir Kulchitsky emphasizes that the novelty is absolutely safe for health and can not be considered doping.

“It is only necessary to dose the introduction of approved and safe substances. With the right approach, they are absolutely safe for health and should not be included in the number of doping agents, ”Professor BelTA quotes.

Research in this area is ongoing, and it is possible that the project will expand to identify new ways to combat mental disorders and diseases.

In the meantime, according to the developers, the new vaccine will allow each person to feel bolder. Experts believe that with the help of the drug, the cowards can become much bolder without harming their health.
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  1. +4
    20 September 2011 14: 10
    The main thing is not to overeat, otherwise there will be a movie "The Adventures of the Yellow Suitcase"
  2. Motherland
    +2
    20 September 2011 14: 13
    Yeah, there are such pills for a long time already, for example, we have it so that a person can survive after a strong exposure for about 10 days, well, it’s already commonplace so that he doesn’t sleep and get tired for 2 days, etc.
    1. puffnutiy
      0
      20 September 2011 14: 49
      so that a person can survive after strong exposure for about 10 days

      You mean, not a man, but a soldier?
      1. puffnutiy
        0
        20 September 2011 15: 06
        I wanted to say that the preparation is for purely military use. The military did not want to offend.
  3. merkawa
    0
    20 September 2011 15: 10
    Old Man has been consuming them for a long time. And he is not afraid of anything wink
  4. Motherland
    0
    20 September 2011 15: 28
    Well, the material that I read talked about special forces
    1. puffnutiy
      0
      20 September 2011 16: 28
      I heard that there are preparations for the special forces, after which the fighter receives tremendous power for some short time - he can bend a rebar into a knot, for example.
  5. Motherland
    0
    20 September 2011 16: 32
    Sarcasm???
    1. puffnutiy
      0
      20 September 2011 17: 23
      Well no. I heard from operas that drug addicts could throw people around like puppets when detained "under a dose". There may be drugs of the same properties.
  6. Motherland
    -1
    20 September 2011 17: 26
    Hmm, I know that they almost don’t feel pain when under a dose, they were still talking about it in the Federal Drug Control Service
  7. -1
    20 September 2011 17: 37
    An interesting drug.
    The effect is most likely comparable to cocaine.
    1. 0
      20 September 2011 19: 14
      Central effects of cocaine:

      Emotional lift, euphoria;
      Feeling of a surge of energy;
      Increased mental activity;
      Decreased need for sleep (lengthening the period of wakefulness);
      Decreased appetite;
      Increased physical stamina.
  8. Ivan35
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    20 September 2011 18: 49
    I have long read about tranquilizers (the most common - which are in pharmacies) - about the history of their invention
    After the dose, the cat stopped being afraid of dogs and gave back. The feeling of fear and uncertainty in the subjects disappeared
    They were taken with great excitement - before the operation, etc.
    Names - meprobamat - Elenium Valium I don't remember everything - then older women loved to take them from "excitement
    1. 0
      20 September 2011 19: 08
      Tranquilizer for a fighter - certain death!
      We need a drug stimulating reflex activity, accelerating the reaction, as well as the process of mental activity.
      It is important to suppress emotions, fear should be, but in no way should it suppress mental and psychomotor activity.
      Rather, adrenaline will do, but with certain additives.
  9. puffnutiy
    0
    20 September 2011 19: 14
    Back in World War II, amphitamines pricked German pilots during long-range bombing raids.
    1. Tyumen
      0
      20 September 2011 19: 27
      So they had Pervitin in tablets given to everyone, not just pilots. The soldiers naturally sat down, wrote home with a request to send.
  10. cabin boy
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    20 September 2011 19: 54
    I strongly disagree with the title in the title of the article, "Ozverin" implies uncontrolled, bestial behavior and has a clearly negative connotation, while the article simply talks about giving self-confidence. There is clearly a manipulative effect. He came up with some kind of propendossky journal-ammer to discredit the achievement of Belarusian scientists.
  11. nickname bj
    +1
    20 September 2011 20: 36
    Fearlessness.
  12. Azov
    -1
    20 September 2011 21: 35
    People’s Commissar 100 and forward
  13. Superduck
    0
    20 September 2011 21: 47
    Well now let's live! wink
    1. 0
      21 September 2011 01: 24
      just not for long, this rubbish always has a return
  14. cat
    cat
    0
    15 June 2014 00: 57
    I wonder why I have no words about this in Belarus? )

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