The Big Nicotine Secret

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  • #4621

    Caino
    Participant

    for those who just watched kiefers last video and saw the whole holy grail of nicotine gum secret that he is holding out on us,here it is, free http://www.t-nation.com/free_online_article/most_recent/50_hits_of_nicotinein saying that someone will probs come back at me with some other extra knowledge but thats what where here forcheers tnation

    #93138

    Richard Schmitt
    Moderator

    Mhmm so 2mg around the afternoon mark? Nice article. I'm betting more information will be out very soon.

    #93139

    Caino
    Participant

    as you can see though tex, this is not a new breakthrough article, he even said it was tried in the 90's it just takes one figure e.g kiefer to make it the worlds next best thing

    #93140

    jimbo40
    Member

    From the research I have looked at the brief preliminary conclusions I have made about nicotine are as follows:1). It keeps the mtor pathway open by activation of ampk and/or akt pathways. 2) it also increases insulin sensitivity through some of the same kinase activation processes. I can put together the references I have so far to post if anyone is interested

    #93141

    Caino
    Participant

    i beleave you jimbo, as i kinda said this info isnt new ground breaking stuff, i went down the store before. nicorette and other brands ALL have sweetners in them xylotol mylotol and that one beginning with E ?

    #93142

    d3spwn
    Participant

    Even Robb Wolf talked about this in one of his podcasts a few months ago.

    #93143

    Dr. Rocky Patel
    Participant

    When i met Robb in August, he said he primarily uses it for better focus and concentration. Helps him get more work done. He actually was chewing it when he was doing his talk for Reno PD

    #93144

    stever
    Member

    hah, I remember reading this article. I grabbed a strip from one of my co-workers (who 'quits' every few months and buys a new pouch of drum the next day). although I smoked a few years ago and thus figured I'd have a decent tolerance, the only noticeable effects I experienced were:

    • wanting to poop during my workout
    • feeling like poop during my workout

    not for me, I guess.

    #93145

    koubanator
    Guest

    Hell, sometimes I have a dip of Grizzly in while I'm lifting.  It's a win/win I guess.

    #93146

    Fairy
    Guest

    If you're chewing the gum you're using it wrong. You chew it for a few seconds, then stick it between your teeth and your cheek. The nicotine enters the bloodstream through your skin, not your stomach.

    #93147

    pshannon
    Member

    Hell, sometimes I have a dip of Grizzly in while I'm lifting.  It's a win/win I guess.

    This is the shit! Props

    #93148

    MJC
    Member

    If one were to use skoal pouches…  would that have similar effects?

    #93149

    pshannon
    Member

    If one were to use skoal pouches...  would that have similar effects?

    The addicting chemicals are still present in the skoal pouches, so you will have a higher probability of getting addicted. Also, I believe the levels of nicotine are higher. Shugart stated that you have to find your sweet spot (his was around 2g).

    #93150

    Tomahawk
    Member

    The difference is the amount of nicotine. For the purpose we are using it for the gum is ideal. Cigarettes and dip are addictive because the amount of nicotine is much higher. Doing my second run of nicotine gum(4mg piece cut in half), and I had no problem stopping. Although I have never been a smoker or dipper.

    #93151

    Mikehr
    Member

    the only stuff I could find at my grocery store had sweeteners and shit in them as said above? any recommendations to a brand without them and where to get it?

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