Introducing Noxtee — the first nightly routine built for the relay station behind your ears, where two natural brakes hold the night quiet. Refill them before bed, and the second the lights go off stops being the worst part of your night.
90 nights to feel the night hold. If it doesn't, keep what's left — we'll refund it.
The audiogram tested the wrong thing. The ENT was looking at the wrong place. And every supplement on the shelf was solving the wrong half of the problem.
Your audiogram tested your ear. The relay that fires the ringing is one stop behind it. Every signal passes through that relay on its way to your brain — and that's where the volume gets set. The audiogram can't reach it. So your test was honest. It just wasn't looking where the ringing actually fires.
Three nerves feed in. From your ear. From your jaw. From your neck.
One junction. Two brakes — magnesium and glycine — holding the volume down across all three.
When the brakes are full, the night holds. That's why your nights used to be quiet.
The brakes work like a battery. Every firing uses some. A normal day, your body refills them in the background.
But your day isn't normal. Every clench, every screen, every 3 PM coffee fires the relay harder than usual. The night guard protects your teeth from the grinding. It doesn't stop the firing.
By 11 PM the brakes are empty — you just haven't felt it yet. Because the day is still loud. TV. Kitchen. Traffic outside. Real sound is still coming up from your ear, drowning out whatever the relay is leaking.
Then you turn the lights off.
The room goes quiet. The cover drops. And the brakes are gone.
That's why the second the lights go off is the worst part of your night. That's why 3 AM feels like starting the night over. That's why the first thing you notice when you wake up is a question: how loud is it today?
The brakes refill while you sleep — but you don't sleep through. So tomorrow starts a little behind. That's why every year the night feels a little louder.
A 2026 review in Nature Reviews Neurology confirmed it: when these two run low, the relay over-fires — even when the audiogram comes back fine.
Every magnesium pill that didn't reach the relay. Every white noise machine that was just adding back the cover the day used to give you for free. Every fan that became one more thing you couldn't sleep without. Every melatonin. Every guard. Every 2 AM YouTube search.
All of it was solving the lanes one at a time. None of it touched the junction where they meet.
You weren't lazy. You weren't crazy. The relay was never on the test.
Noxtee isn't another magnesium pill. It isn't another white noise machine. It's a two-phase nightly routine you take 30–60 minutes before bed.
First, L-theanine and saffron extract settle the stress that's been wearing the brakes down all day.
Then, Glycine 3g (the dose used in the Yamadera 2007 sleep trial) and Magnesium Bisglycinate (the form that actually reaches the relay — not the cheap one that passes straight through) refill the brakes for the night.
Not a cure. A routine.
And you don't need to spend another $300 on an ENT who tells you your ears are fine, try another magnesium that doesn't reach the relay, or buy another sound machine that just becomes one more thing you can't sleep without… to feel like yourself again.
Because Noxtee addresses both halves of the loop — the worn-down brakes AND the daytime stress wearing them down — that's been keeping your nights stuck in this pattern… so you can finally:
Clinical Audiologist • 18 years in tinnitus management
"Every week I see a patient with a clean audiogram and ringing that's very real. The hearing test looks at the cochlea — but the signal that becomes the ringing fires at the relay station upstream. That's not a place an audiogram can see. This formula starts there. That's what makes it different."
Board-Certified Neurologist • Central Auditory Pathway Focus
"Magnesium NMDA modulation and glycine inhibition aren't fringe — they're how every quiet circuit in the nervous system works. When both brakes run low at the end of the day, the junction doesn't quiet down on its own. Most over-the-counter sleep formulas ignore the order. This one doesn't."
Board-Certified Neurologist • Central Auditory Pathway Focus
"Magnesium NMDA modulation and glycine inhibition aren't fringe — they're how every quiet circuit in the nervous system works. When both brakes run low at the end of the day, the junction doesn't quiet down on its own. Most over-the-counter sleep formulas ignore the order. This one doesn't."
Diplomate, American Board of Orofacial Pain
"A night guard protects your teeth from grinding — it doesn't protect the nerve loop the grinding feeds into. The jaw and neck nerves empty into the same junction as the auditory signal. That's why patients who fix their bite still hear ringing. The bite was never the whole story."
Diplomate, American Board of Orofacial Pain
"A night guard protects your teeth from grinding — it doesn't protect the nerve loop the grinding feeds into. The jaw and neck nerves empty into the same junction as the auditory signal. That's why patients who fix their bite still hear ringing. The bite was never the whole story."
Clinical Audiologist • 18 years in tinnitus management
"Every week I see a patient with a clean audiogram and ringing that's very real. The hearing test looks at the cochlea — but the signal that becomes the ringing fires at the relay station upstream. That's not a place an audiogram can see. This formula starts there. That's what makes it different."
Everyone's body is different. But after enough nights tracked, the same pattern shows up.
Right now, the 30 minutes before bed is its own task — bracing for what the room is going to sound like the second the lights go off, scrolling for distraction, lining up the fan and the white noise app like a checklist.
By night 5 or 6, that bracing eases up. You're tired in a way that just feels like tired. The 9:30 routine becomes a routine instead of a countdown.
Small. But you feel it.
The 3 AM check happens less often. When you do wake up, the night doesn't restart from zero — you fall back faster. Some nights the fan stays off and the room still holds. Some mornings the first thought isn't an audit.
Not every night. But enough nights that you notice. Enough that you stop expecting the worst by 10 PM.
Not a verdict you're bracing for. Not a thing you have to win. Mornings are mornings, not the grade for the day ahead. The room going quiet stops being the worst part of your day.
You stop tracking the night before like it decides everything. The night becomes background, not headline.
Not the "managing" version. Not the bracing-for-bedtime version. Not the version who plans the day around how loud last night was.
The version of you who used to fall asleep without thinking about it. The one who was here before this started.
That's why people don't stop.
90 nights to feel the night hold. If it doesn't, keep what's left — we'll refund it.
The Nightly Brake Routine
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"I'd been to four specialists. Spent over $4,000 on hearing tests, MRIs, two different night guards, and every supplement Amazon ranked top-10. Nothing moved.
Noxtee was the first formula I'd seen that listed the actual Yamadera dose on the bottle — not 'contains glycine' as a buzzword. By night 35, the bracing-for-bedtime stopped. By night 60, I forgot to take the bottle to my niece's wedding because I'd stopped thinking about it. I'm not 'managing' anymore."
Relay-First Formula
Lipo-Flavonoid, Quietum Plus, Tinnitus 911 — every one of them targets the cochlea or throws a kitchen-sink blend at the ear. None of them touch the relay station behind the ear where the ringing actually fires. Noxtee starts at the dorsal cochlear nucleus — the relay junction the audiogram doesn't measure — because that is where the volume gets set.
Yamadera-Grade Glycine Dose
3,000mg of glycine. The exact dose used in the Yamadera 2007 sleep-quality trial. Not 100mg. Not 500mg. Not the trace amount that lets a "calm gummy" brand write "contains glycine" on the label. The dose research uses, full stop.
Brain-Bioavailable Magnesium Bisglycinate
Most magnesium supplements use oxide. It barely absorbs — passes through your gut and out, never reaches the relay. Noxtee uses magnesium bisglycinate, the form that actually crosses the blood-brain barrier and reloads the NMDA brake.
Two-Phase Sequential System
Phase 1 calms the cortisol-axis stress wearing the brakes down all day. Phase 2 reloads the brakes for the night. Most "sleep" formulas only do trace amounts of step 2. Noxtee does both, in the right order, at the doses the research uses. Getting the order right is why Noxtee works when everything else failed.
2 capsules with water, 30 to 60 minutes before bed.
That window matters. L-theanine peaks in the bloodstream around the 30-minute mark. The wind-down phase needs to start before you turn the lights off. The brake-refill ingredients need to reach the relay before you're already trying to sleep. Inside that window, the protocol works the way it's designed to.
Take 2 capsules with water 30 to 60 minutes before bed. Same time every night.
One bottle = 30 nights at full dose.
Track your nights for the first 30 — the pattern shifts faster than the absolute volume. Most people notice the bedtime bracing fade before they notice the ringing change.
Stay on it through night 60 even if the first 2 weeks feel slow. The strongest pattern changes usually start landing between night 21 and 35.
100% non-habit-forming. No melatonin. No GABA agonists. Vegan. Gluten-free. Sugar-free. 3rd-party tested in USA.
This isn't another "sleep blend" where they hide the dose behind a proprietary-blend label. Every ingredient is at the dose published research uses — not the trace amount that lets a marketing team write "contains glycine" on the bottle.
You deserve to know exactly what's holding your night together — and at what dose.
It's a 2-phase nightly capsule routine designed to address the relay station behind your ear — the dorsal cochlear nucleus — the part of your auditory pathway the audiogram doesn't measure.
Phase 1: L-theanine and saffron extract calm the cortisol-axis stress that's been wearing the inhibitory brakes down all day.
Phase 2: 3,000mg glycine and magnesium bisglycinate refill the two natural brakes — magnesium and glycine — at research-strength doses.
Most "tinnitus" formulas (Lipo-Flavonoid, Quietum Plus, Tinnitus 911) target the cochlea or throw a kitchen-sink blend at the ear. The cochlea is the speaker. The relay is the amplifier. Most "calm" formulas only do trace amounts of step 2 ingredients — 100mg of glycine, 50mg of magnesium oxide. Noxtee does both phases, at the doses published research uses, in the right order. That's why patients who'd already tried everything saw something different on Noxtee.
90 nights to feel the night hold. If it doesn't, keep what's left — every cent back, no return shipping required.
Probably more than your GP has told you.
Here's the chain nobody connects. Every night the relay over-fires, your sympathetic nervous system stays in fight-or-flight while you're trying to sleep. Cortisol stays elevated. Your blood pressure does not dip the way it's supposed to during sleep — it stays elevated for eight straight hours, every night, for years. That is the load behind the cardiac events that show up in women in their 50s and 60s — events that should be happening twenty years later.
Sofi et al. 2014 meta-analysis: chronic insomnia is associated with roughly a 45% increase in cardiovascular mortality. The 2026 review in Nature Reviews Neurology confirmed the brake-failure mechanism behind it.
Noxtee does reload the two brakes that quiet the relay so your nervous system can downshift at night the way it's supposed to. The cardiovascular risk pathway runs through chronic broken sleep. That's where Noxtee starts.
If you don't feel the night hold within 90 nights, keep what's left and we refund every cent.
Yes. In fact, it's specifically for you.
The audiogram tests the cochlea — the speaker. The signal that becomes the ringing fires one stop upstream, at the dorsal cochlear nucleus — the amplifier. The audiogram cannot reach that relay. So your test was honest. It just wasn't looking where the ringing actually fires.
A "normal audiogram" is not a clean bill of health. It is the result that closed your ENT's file the moment the cochlea checked out — while the relay above it kept firing every night. The relay was never on the test.
If your audiogram came back normal, your ENT told you to "learn to live with it," and your nights are still wrecked — Noxtee was built specifically for you. 90 nights to feel the difference. Worsening-protected refund.
Fair question. You've probably already spent $300 to $1,500 on Lipo-Flavonoid bottles, Tinnitus 911, magnesium oxide pills, melatonin gummies, lavender oil, white noise machines, and a night guard. None of it touched what's actually firing.
Noxtee is the only nightly routine on the market dosed for the relay junction upstream of the cochlea. The doses aren't marketing — they're what the research uses:
3,000mg glycine. The Yamadera 2007 dose.
200mg magnesium bisglycinate. The bioavailable form that crosses the blood-brain barrier.
200mg L-theanine. The trial-grade dose.
28mg saffron extract. The mood and sleep-quality research dose.
90 nights to feel the night hold. Worsening-protected refund — if your nights feel worse, not better, contact support, keep what's left, every cent back. No return shipping. No chat queue. No questions.
The only risk is staying exactly where you are.
Because the relay junction isn't on their test, and the formulation isn't a prescription.
ENTs are trained to read cochleas. The dorsal cochlear nucleus sits in the brainstem — outside their imaging, outside their certification, outside the audiogram. When the test comes back clean, the case closes. That's not malpractice. That's the limit of the tool.
The 2026 Nature Reviews Neurology review on glycinergic and NMDA modulation at the dorsal cochlear nucleus is recent. Yamadera 2007 sat shelved for over fifteen years before the field caught up. The doses Noxtee uses are research-grade, not prescription-grade — your ENT is not licensed to prescribe a nightly routine. They are licensed to test the cochlea and refer.
The reason most patients hear about this from each other before they hear it from a specialist is that the gap between published neurology and ENT practice is roughly fifteen years. Noxtee is what closes that gap.
We get this question more than almost any other.
Lipo-Flavonoid is bioflavonoid-based. It targets vascular flow at the cochlea. It's been on the shelf since the 1960s and it does not touch the relay junction at the dorsal cochlear nucleus. If your audiogram came back normal, Lipo-Flavonoid was solving the wrong organ.
Quietum Plus is a proprietary blend. The label hides individual doses behind the "proprietary blend" label so you cannot see how much of anything is in it. You're paying for a marketing label, not a verifiable research dose. Real biology requires real doses you can read on the supplement panel.
Tinnitus 911 sells a vitamin and herb blend marketed primarily through aggressive paid placements. None of its ingredients are dosed for the relay junction. It relies heavily on bioflavonoids and surface-level vitamins — nothing that reaches the inhibitory brakes at the dorsal cochlear nucleus.
Noxtee uses 4 ingredients, all individually disclosed at research-grade doses, all targeting the actual junction where the ringing fires. No proprietary blend. No bioflavonoid theater. Real doses, the order they need to be taken, the form that reaches the brain.
90 nights to compare it side-by-side. If it doesn't outperform whatever you're taking now, keep what's left and we refund every cent.
Yes — and this is the single most common medication stack we see among Noxtee buyers.
Noxtee contains no synthetic compounds and no prescription-active ingredients. Just L-theanine, saffron extract, glycine, and magnesium bisglycinate. All four are widely tolerated alongside:
Statins (atorvastatin, rosuvastatin, simvastatin)
BP medications (lisinopril, losartan, amlodipine, metoprolol)
Blood thinners (apixaban, warfarin, clopidogrel)
SSRIs and anti-anxiety medications
Prescription sleep aids (zolpidem, eszopiclone)
Thyroid medications (separate by 4 hours)
Magnesium bisglycinate at 200mg is well below the threshold associated with any clinical interaction. Glycine at 3,000mg is the dose used in the Yamadera trial — published, peer-reviewed, well-tolerated.
If you are on a prescription, run the ingredient list past your prescribing doctor before you start. Email contact@noxtee.com and we'll send the full dose breakdown — print it, bring it to the appointment.
Yes — and it's the only dose with measurable sleep-quality data behind it.
Yamadera et al. 2007 measured sleep-quality changes at exactly 3 grams glycine, 30 to 60 minutes before bed. Lower doses (500mg, 1g) did not produce the same effect on subjective sleep quality or on polysomnographic measurements. The biology requires the dose.
Glycine itself is one of the most abundant inhibitory neurotransmitters in your nervous system. Your body produces it. You consume it from protein. A cup of bone broth contains roughly 3 to 4 grams. The dose is well within the natural range — it's just concentrated and timed for the window when your relay needs it most.
Most "calm" or "sleep" gummies use 100 to 500mg of glycine — a marketing gesture, not a therapeutic dose. Noxtee uses the trial dose. 3 grams. Every night. That's why the brake actually reloads.
That's the most common starting point we see. Most people who find Noxtee have already done:
The magnesium oxide. The Lipo-Flavonoid (sometimes for years). The Quietum Plus or Tinnitus 911. The melatonin gummies. The valerian root. The lavender essential oil on the pillow. The white noise app, then the fan, then the second white noise app to mask the first. The ashwagandha. The L-theanine on its own. The night guard. The four-figure ENT bills. The "have you tried meditation" from a well-meaning friend.
None of it worked because none of it reached the relay junction.
The cochlea was the wrong target. The ear muscle was the wrong target. The melatonin half-life was the wrong target. The relay junction at the dorsal cochlear nucleus — the place every signal from your ear, jaw, and neck has to pass through on its way to your brain — was the missing target every single one of those products skipped.
Noxtee starts where everything else stopped. 90 nights at the trial dose. Worsening-protected refund.
The wind-down change comes first. Most people notice the bedtime bracing — the 9:30 PM "what is the room going to sound like" anticipation — easing up by night 5 or 6.
The 3 AM wakeup pattern usually starts breaking around week 3. When you do wake up, the night doesn't restart from zero — you fall back asleep faster.
Mornings start feeling less like a verdict by week 5 or 6. The "how loud is it today" first thought fades.
The full pattern shift takes 90 nights — which is why the trial window is 90 nights, not 30. Some bodies respond faster, some slower. Magnesium and glycine reload over weeks, not hours. The relay has been running on empty for years. Reloading both brakes consistently takes the time it takes.
The 90-night worsening-protected guarantee covers you either way.
Every nervous system in human biology runs the dorsal cochlear nucleus on the same two inhibitory mechanisms — magnesium ion blockade at the NMDA receptor, and glycine inhibition at the receptor downstream. That's not a regional difference. Not a Hashimoto's-vs-non thing. Not a "my body is unique" thing. That's basic neurology, in every textbook.
Whether your gauntlet history has 2 specialists or 7 in it, whether you've worn a night guard for 6 months or 16 years, whether you have hearing aids or not — the relay still runs on those two brakes. Noxtee refills them.
If your nights feel worse, not better, after 90 nights — contact support, keep what's left, every cent back.
Yes. And this is one of the reasons Noxtee works for people who saw their dentist before they saw an audiologist.
The dorsal cochlear nucleus is where signals from your jaw, your neck, AND your auditory nerve all converge. Three nerves, one junction. Clenching feeds the same junction that's already over-firing from the auditory side.
A night guard protects your teeth from the grinding. It does not protect the relay from the signal. The signal still arrives. The brakes still get burned through. The 3 AM wakeup still happens.
Keep wearing the guard for your teeth. Take Noxtee for the relay the guard doesn't reach.
Noxtee is non-habit-forming. Contains no melatonin, no GABA agonists, no benzodiazepines, no kava, and no sedating antihistamines — none of the compounds that create dependency or downregulation.
Glycine, magnesium, L-theanine, and saffron are well-tolerated. Glycine in particular is one of your nervous system's own inhibitory neurotransmitters — your body makes it. Magnesium bisglycinate at 200mg is well below any threshold associated with side effects in published research. Most people experience no side effects at all.
No. The goal is to restore the routine, not create a dependency.
Many people take Noxtee nightly for 90 to 180 nights, find their pattern stabilizes, then either reduce to a few nights a week as needed or stop entirely. Some keep taking it nightly because the wind-down support is something they want every night.
Your body still produces glycine on its own. You still process magnesium from food. Noxtee is supporting those systems at the relay junction during the years they're depleted. Once the pattern shifts, your body keeps making and using both — the same way it always has.
Stop anytime. No tapering protocol. No withdrawal. No rebound.
No. The dorsal cochlear nucleus does not have an expiration date.
Your nervous system still uses the same two inhibitory mechanisms it used the night this started — whether that was 2014 or 1998. Magnesium ion blockade. Glycine inhibition. Both still work at the receptor level whether you're 35 or 75. The brakes can be refilled at year 1 or year 21.
Some of the strongest pattern shifts we see come from people who'd been "managing this" for 10, 15, 20 years and had stopped expecting anything to change. The biology doesn't care how long it's been. It cares whether the inputs are there.
If 90 nights at the trial dose don't shift your pattern — keep what's left, every cent back, no questions.
We know.
That might be the most honest sentence on this entire page. You've been let down by 4 specialists, every supplement on the shelf, two different night guards, and the audiogram that came back "normal" while your nights kept falling apart. Protecting yourself from another disappointment feels safer than trying.
We can't promise you a miracle. We can promise you this:
The mechanism is real. The doses are at research-grade strength. Yamadera 2007 measured the glycine effect at 3 grams. The 2026 Nature Reviews Neurology review confirmed the brake-failure pathway. The biology is universal — every nervous system runs on these two brakes.
90 nights to feel the night hold. Worsening-protected refund — if your nights feel worse, not better, keep what's left and we refund every cent. No return shipping required. No chat queue. No questions.
The only real risk is staying exactly where you are — for another year, another decade, another 3 AM wakeup that starts the night over.
The brakes can still be refilled. The relay can still quiet down. The version of you who fell asleep without thinking about it is closer than you think.