23 mai, 2025

How Cytisine Works in Your Brain to Break Nicotine Addiction

Introduction

Understanding how cytisine works in your brain can empower you during your quit journey. In this blog, we explore the neurological impact of cytisine—the key ingredient in Tabex.

Information about brain nicotine addiction, cytisine effect, Tabex mechanism and quit smoking brain science

The Role of Nicotine Receptors

Nicotine binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs), triggering dopamine release and feelings of pleasure. Over time, the brain becomes dependent.

Cytisine’s Mechanism

Cytisine is a partial agonist: it binds to these receptors but produces a weaker dopamine response, which:

Reduces cravings
Lessens withdrawal symptoms
Blocks nicotine from binding if you relapse

Comparison to Other Treatments

Unlike nicotine patches that continue feeding nicotine, cytisine helps the brain reset. Compared to varenicline, it offers similar results with fewer side effects.

Tabex’s Delivery

Each Tabex tablet contains a small amount of cytisine, timed in increasing intervals to guide the brain back to balance over 25 days.

Conclusion

Cytisine works with your brain’s chemistry to gently and naturally end your nicotine addiction. It's neuroscience without the pharma price tag.

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