Molecules and Drugs

Did you know that common over-the-counter and prescription medicines such as Benadryl and Tylonol have their own molecular formula and structure? This part of our site talks about that.(www.worldofmolecules.com)

Caffeine:

Caffeine is a stimulant drug. It wards of drowsiness and raises alertness through the cental nevous system temporarily.It is found in different amount in over 60 types of  leaves, beans, and fruits. People have actually consumed caffeine since the stone age.(worldofmolecules.com)

Tylenol

Tylonal is made of a molecule called acetaminophen, and there are other names it goes by in different brands like Banesin, Dapa, Datril Extra-Strength, and Feverall. It is used in tablet form, liquid form and others.(worldofmolecules.com)

 Liptor

 Liptor is a cholestoral lowering drug known as a Statin. It is basicly the same as other types of Statins using Atorvastatin.

Side effects include diarrhea, constipation, passing gas, headache, joint pain, and/or dizziness. ^{(worldofmolecules.com)} 

Cisplatin

This molecule is used to treat different tpes of cancer. Its use is limited because one possible side effect is kidney damage. One other effect is hair loss.

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