It would be very cool to read a series of top level posts about this experience. Perhaps...

1. The first would give the basic idea, plus a set of warnings and provisos as to who might be seriously hurt by trying to replicate your results and general cautions . Perhaps you could create a sub area in the comments for other people to suggestion reasons for caution to be voted up and down?

2. The second post would give some background theory as to why the general approach should be expected to work, possibly with some links to some psycho-pharmacology and so on. Also useful would be to suggest a way to measure success and/or detect negative side effects - possibly with a logging system like this?

3. Finally, you provide practical instructions about how to "build a habit" in terms of habit design, and what to take, and when with an explanation of benefits and any side effects or worries that you were harboring on the side.

I think that would be enough for a brave soul or two (who was not likely to boomerang into a bad situation, like falling back into a smoking habit) to try to replicate your success in a documentable and relatively safe way, to see if they got similar benefits.

It would be hilarious (and almost plausible) if, five years from now, one of the primary reasons people gave for not smoking was because it interfered with their use of the "wedrifid method" for nicotine assisted positive habit formation :-)