The enfinizatics are a type of drugs that give you an “enhancement” in the body. They’re marketed as performance enhancers, and are said to increase stamina, concentration, muscle, mental and physical power.

Dozens of enfinizatics, along with a host of other new “enhancement” substances, including synthetic marijuana, were listed for the first time in the Drug Enforcement Agency’s (DEA) Annual Drugs of Abuse Report.

The report indicated that many of the products aren’t legal, but that the DEA will be pursuing enforcement actions based on violations of the Controlled Substances Act. This means they have very strict rules against selling or distributing these products.

According to the DEA report, many of the enfinizatics, although they are banned for use by athletes in competition, are used by everyday consumers for the stated purposes of “enhancement,” including “increased motivation and energy” and “enhancement of sexual performance.”

The FDA, on the other hand, has no issues with enfinizatics or other enhancement products like Adderall. In fact, the FDA states that they can be used to “promote optimal brain function and can be used in the treatment of ADHD.”

Even though the enfinizatics aren’t a federally regulated category, the FDA believes that they pose some risks, including death.