A Nobel laureate chews 5 Nicorettes an hour to focus:
- Nicotine binds the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, the one tied to attention and alertness
- He quit smoking over lung cancer but missed the focus it brought to his work
- He thinks it offsets Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. That is theory, not scientifically supported yet
- I tried Nicorette. Jittery, too far up in autonomic arousal, and I focus worse
- Not a suggestion. Rely on it daily and you lose the window of focus that makes plasticity happen
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