What is Nicocleene?

While everyone else was focusing on nicotine replacement, we developed something revolutionary - a non-addictive alternative that actually works with your brain chemistry.

For years, the tobacco industry has been pushing nicotine replacements that keep you hooked. But what if there was a better way? Today I'm going to show you how we're using two natural compounds to help people break free from nicotine addiction - without replacing one dependency with another. It's called Nicocleene, and it's changing how people quit tobacco.

Point 1 - The Science Behind It

Nicocleene works differently than traditional nicotine replacements. Instead of giving you another form of nicotine, it uses two natural compounds that work with your brain's chemistry: Nicotinamide (a form of Vitamin B3) and Alpha GPC. While nicotine gives you that immediate head rush and racing heart, most users describe Nicocleene as providing a gentler, full-body warmth sensation. But the real magic is in how it works with your brain.

Point 2 - How It Works

Here's the fascinating part - nicotinamide affects the same brain receptors as nicotine (called CCR2 receptors). But instead of creating dependency, it helps regulate these receptors and actually protects your brain. Meanwhile, Alpha GPC increases your brain's natural production of acetylcholine - the same neurotransmitter that nicotine targets. This gives you satisfaction without addiction.

Point 3 - Safety and Testing

Both compounds in Nicocleene are recognized as GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) by the FDA. Unlike nicotine products, Nicocleene won't show up on tobacco or nicotine screenings because it contains zero nicotine or cotinine. It's non-toxic, non-addictive, and most importantly - it's not covered under the Tobacco Control Act because it's not a tobacco product.

We've spent years developing an alternative that actually helps people break free from nicotine instead of just switching their dependency. If you want to learn more about how Nicocleene can help you quit tobacco, click the link below.