
The PROTOCEL protocol
Two formulas.Kept distinct.
NMN and Glycine + NAC can share one morning routine without becoming one product. Each keeps its own dose, evidence grade and batch record.

NMN
First in the routine
Glycine + NAC
Taken as labelled
2 records
One certificate per batch
AMHow they fit
One morning. Two separate labels.
There is no bundle product. Buy either formula alone, or add both while keeping each product and its information separate.

NMN
One capsule with water, as directed on the jar.

Glycine + NAC
Take the disclosed serving according to its label.
DOSERead them separately
Different ingredients. Different evidence.
Each formula has its own active ingredients, disclosed dose and evidence grade. The protocol does not blur those differences.


PAIRWhy pair them
A routine, not a combined claim.
The products sit together for consistency. Their ingredients, research and expected role are still considered independently.


Shared timing does not mean shared evidence.
The routine is shared. The doses, evidence grades and batch certificates remain attached to each formula.
12WThe review window
Set a point to look back.
The twelve-week window gives the routine a defined start and review point. It is not a promise of a particular result.
- Day 1
Your first capsule.
You won't feel anything yet, and that's expected. NMN isn't a stimulant. There's nothing to notice on day one.
- Week 3
The quiet week.
This is where most routines stall, because nothing tells you to wait. The research window is longer than the first few weeks.
- Weeks 8 to 12
The window the trials measured.
Published NMN studies measured changes in blood NAD+ over roughly this period. Research on energy, sleep and exercise is still developing.
- Week 12
Your honest review.
Keep going, change your schedule, or cancel from your account in a couple of clicks. You decide with three months of information, not three weeks.
BATCHWhat stays separate
Two jars. Two records.
Every formula remains tied to its own label and production batch, whether you buy one or both.

Take them together.Judge them separately.
Choose either formula on its own, or add both while keeping every dose and batch record in view.
