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This page is extremely aggressive in its rhetoric.

Bromantane is a medication that is prescribed in Russia and some ex-soviet states. However, it is being discussed in this article similarly as to how "nootropics" and other "biohacking" compounds are discussed in online forums. A wikipedia page should not feature heavy analysis and rhetoric from a single author. This entire page appears like a sales pitch to use Bromantane, a medication with a significantly UNKNOWN mechanism of action, for the purposes of biohacking.

My edits will likely be overwritten. I am posting this here to voice my concern for this page. Oro Temp (talk) 04:08, 22 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]