Is it me or is every gym Bro popping Zyn nicotine pouches like they are going out of style?

Seems also ironic to do that and then stay parked on the Pec Deck like a motionless stuff animal fiddling through TikTok for 10 minutes between sets, but I digress...

The word by the intent Goo Roos is that nicotine is a legal exercise performance booster, but is that true or is it a myth that is spreading faster than Marlboro smoke in a Vegas casino.
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To help you out I put tougher a short PDF for you on this topic and it is completely free!

​>> Nicotine Enhances Exercise Performance? << f.ree PDF

Let's peel back the label and look at actual research to see what is reality as you will learn

• The 75% problem no Zyn evangelist wants to talk about
• Why your nervous system feels dialed in at the rack but your top set doesn't actually move faster
• What's really happening in the 8-to-12 hour gap between pouches (hint: it involves your nicotinic receptors throwing a small tantrum)
• The heart rate trap — why 15 extra BPM on the treadmill is not the same as 15 extra watts on the bike
• What researchers see when they pull nicotine out of habitual users for 4 full days instead of 4 hours
• Nicotine, vasoconstriction, and a 95-degree gym — the trade nobody on IG mentions
• Gum, patch, strip, pouch — same alkaloid, same disappointing result across every delivery method tested
• The one test a real ergogenic aid has to pass: does it work in people who don't already use it?

Download it below at no cost, no opt in, no marketing monkey business, just straight up research you can use today.

​>> Nicotine Enhances Exercise Performance? << f.ree PDF

What do you think? Hit me up!
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Much love,
Dr Mike
PS - do you like these short PDF reports? I would love any and all feedback so hit reply to let me know! Thanks

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Mike T Nelson CISSN, CSCS, MSME, PhD
Associate Professor, Carrick Institute
Owner, Extreme Human Performance, LLC
Editorial Board Member, STRONG Fitness Mag

Mike T Nelson is a PhD and not a physician or registered dietitian. The contents of this email should not be taken as medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health problem - nor is it intended to replace the advice of a physician. Always consult your physician or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health.

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