Nicopotine – A Natural Herbal Tonic for Respiratory, Immune, and Neurofunctional Support
When seasonal colds, flu, and respiratory discomfort strike, supporting your immune and respiratory systems naturally can help you breathe easier and stay resilient. Nicopotine is a carefully formulated herbal tonic that combines traditional botanicals and hydrosols to promote respiratory comfort, immune balance, and overall vitality. Using advanced extraction methods, this synergistic blend harnesses the power of nature’s medicinal plants to activate nicotinic acetylcholine receptors—critical for modulation of inflammatory responses and neurotransmission—helping to support your body at a cellular level.
What’s Inside?
Nicopotine features a thoughtful selection of botanicals, each chosen for their historical use in respiratory and immune health, as well as their ability to influence neural pathways:
- Cinnamomum verum (True Cinnamon) Hydrosol: Adds warming, aromatic comfort with antimicrobial and antioxidant properties—ideal during colder seasons.
- Scutellaria baicalensis (Baikal Skullcap): Rich in flavonoids, it helps modulate the immune system and soothe irritated airways.
- Passiflora edulis (Passion Fruit): Known for promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and supporting restful sleep—important for immune resilience.
- Verbascum thapsus (Mullein): Traditionally used for bronchial and lung health, it calms coughs, reduces mucus, and promotes clear airways.
- Lobelia inflata: Has bronchodilatory and expectorant effects, supporting healthy breathing.
- Nicotiana rustica (Wild Tobacco): Historically employed to support lung function and facilitate congestion relief, it naturally activates nicotinic acetylcholine receptors—key players in immune regulation and neuroinflammation.
Each ingredient is prepared with proprietary laboratory extraction protocols, ensuring maximum bioavailability and potency. The combined effect offers gentle yet effective support for your respiratory, immune, and nervous system health—keeping you resilient during seasonal and environmental challenges.
