Vitamin C =100mg Cofactor in adrenaline synthesisVitamin B6=15mg Cofactor in serotonin and

dopamine synthesisFolic Acid =200mcg Cofactor in serotonin and

dopamine synthesisVitamin B12 =25mcg Cofactor in serotonin and

dopamine synthesisNiacinamide =20mg Cofactor in brain energy

production

CRAVE ARREST ingredients and Mechanisms of action

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Precursor to dopamine which is also converted to adrenalineAntidepressant effectReduces cravings for tobaccoPrecursor to Serotonin which converts to MelatoninReduces carbohydrate cravings and appetiteCorrects age-related decline in serotonin

5 HTP=80mg

L-Tyrosine=800mgCRAVE ARREST ingredients and Mechanisms of action

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Lipoic Acid =50mg Improves brain energetics as a mitochondrial cofactorImproves insulin sensitivity for transport of the tryptophan into the brainHelpful in treatment of depression

Rhodiola Rosea 50mg Improves levels and metabolism of: beta endorphin, dopamine and serotoninAdaptogenic action, reducing the effects from stress

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Smoking Cessation Protocol

• Chromium Synergy: 1 with each mealto stabilize blood sugar levels and reduce cigarette cravings (2-3 per day)

• Crave Arrest: 1-2 with each meal to reduce desire for cigarettes (3-6 per day)

• Adrenotone: 1 with each meal to improve adrenal function for better physiological control of stress, also improves blood sugar control (3 per day)

• Milk Thistle: 1 with each meal to aid liver detoxification of cigarette chemicals and antioxidant protection (3 per day)

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Smoking Cessation

• This study supports the use of Crave Arrest for Smoking Cessation since Crave Arrest ingredients can act as precursors to dopamine production.

• Nat Neurosci 2001 Dec;4(12):1224-9• Endogenous nicotinic cholinergic activity

regulates dopamine release in the striatum.• Zhou FM, Liang Y, Dani JA.• Division of Neuroscience, Baylor College of

Medicine, Houston, Texas77030-3498, USA.

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Nicotine and Dopamine

• Dopamine is vital for coordinated motion and for association learning linked to behavioral reinforcement.

• the precise overlap of striatal dopaminergic and cholinergic fibers underlies potent control of dopamine release by ongoing nicotinic receptor activity.

• In mouse striatal slices, nicotinic antagonists or depletion of endogenous acetylcholine decreased evoked dopamine release by 90%.

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Nicotine and Dopamine

• Nicotine at the concentration experienced by smokers also regulated dopamine release.

• In mutant mice lacking the beta2 nicotinic subunit, evoked dopamine release was dramatically suppressed, and those mice did not show cholinergic regulation of dopamine release.

• The results offer new perspectives when considering nicotine addiction and the high prevalence of smoking in schizophrenics.

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Nicotine and Dopamine

• According to this study, cigarette smoking, or more specifically nicotine,directly affects the release of dopamine.

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Silymarin for smokers

• This study supports the use of milk thistle for smokers and ex-smokers by supporting Phase II detoxification in the liver and tongue.

• Carcinogenesis 2002 May;23(5):787-94• Dietary silymarin suppresses 4-

nitroquinoline 1-oxide-induced tongue carcinogenesis in male F344 rats.

• Yanaida Y, Kohno H, Yoshida K, Hirose Y, Yamada Y, Mori H, Tanaka T.

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Silymarin for smokers• According to this study

silymarin, also known as milk thistle, a polyphenolic antioxidant flavonoid, exerts chemopreventive ability against tongue squamous cell carcinoma through modification of phase II enzymes activity (increases them), cell proliferation, and/or PGE(2) content (prostaglandin E2) in the liver and tongue.

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Folic Acid

Inositol

Carnitine

Omega 3s & PS

ALCAR

GPC5HTP

Depression Protocol

• Phosphatidyl Serine 100-1,000 mg

• L-Carnitine 500-2,000 mg

• Folic Acid/B12 1 mg of each

• Omega 3s/Krill 2,000 mg

• 5HTP 50-300 mg

• Inositol 1-2 grams

Whey Protein or other Quality Protein

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