[motiv8er]

I am still using the Poseidon and am not experiencing too much of a flush at normal dosing. Maybe once a week I have seen teh tingle effect.

[rpen22]

Do you take it on a completely empty stomach everyday? I notice that I don't usually flush with my mid-day doses, but pretty much everytime I take it on an empty stomach first thing in the morning before breakfast, I do.

[workin2005]

So many variables come into play as to getting or not getting a flush. I can go a week or two with no flush, and then get one out of the blue. The only consistent I've seen is that the longer you take Poseidon, the less you will flush overall.

When we were testing this, I got a flush almost every dose to some degree. The bottom line is, if you get a flush, you needed it.

Your right Rpen22, You will certainly have a greater chance of a flush taking Poseidon on a completely empty stomach.

Workin

[prld2gr8ns]

Jug you 2 scoops in the morning before you eat anything. That'll get you fired up.LOL

[poison]

So tell me about the Ron Hubbard cleansing?

[prld2gr8ns]

Apparently he developed a detox system which utilizes some niacin supplementation. Been hearing a little about it on the news, but I'm not that real familiar with it.

[shuffleup]

Question: Do you guys ever listen to this when you are dosing your Poseidon:

Niacin Flush

[workin2005]

Originally Posted by shuffleup

Question: Do you guys ever listen to this when you are dosing your Poseidon:

Niacin Flush

Nice...now if we could sign them on with Nimbus...

Workin

[eatingisfun]

I've also noticed that the flush really depends a lot on whether you eat before hand or not. I think this stuff must be partially absorbed by the stomach because if I take it right after eating breakfast I can still feel a bit of a flush and I highly doubt anything has left my stomach by that time.

[prld2gr8ns]

Originally Posted by shuffleup

Question: Do you guys ever listen to this when you are dosing your Poseidon:

Niacin Flush

That's pretty cool.

[prld2gr8ns]

Originally Posted by eatingisfun

I've also noticed that the flush really depends a lot on whether you eat before hand or not. I think this stuff must be partially absorbed by the stomach because if I take it right after eating breakfast I can still feel a bit of a flush and I highly doubt anything has left my stomach by that time.

The only things that I know of that are absorbed across the stomach lining is alcohol and aspirin. Doubt if the ingredients in poseidon are getting in that way. Chalk it up to the efficient delivery of the product that gets it solubilized, liquified to get past the food and enter the duodenum for straight absorption.

That's an interesting observation though.

[eatingisfun]

I've heard that water and caffeine can cross the stomach lining but I was trying to search for somewhere saying that and I actually found that flouride can cross the barrier :O
http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?re...11571&page=268

[eatingisfun]

Found one source
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stomach
"Absorption of vitamin B12 from the small intestine is dependent on conjugation to a glycoprotein called intrinsic factor which is produced by parietal cells of the stomach.
Other functions include absorbing water, some ions, and some lipid soluble compounds such as alcohol, aspirin, and caffeine."

So.. maybe niacin can ionize in the stomach and be absorbed but I have no idea

[jmh80]

I got a WICKED flush using Poseiden for the first time yesterday. Took 2 scoops about 3 hours my last meal before leaving work (as I was driving out). In about 5 mins I noticed my ears were BRIGHT red in the rear view mirror.

By the time I got to the gym about 15 mins later - had dark red spots everywhere. My arms were completely red - as was my face and neck.
Had an overall odd feeling - in addition to being hot.

Interesting product. I was uncomfortable though (I knew the flush effect was "good" though and that it was coming so I didn't freak).

I'm going to try it first thing in the AM as I found the crapping to really interfere with my workouts.

[prld2gr8ns]

Originally Posted by eatingisfun

Found one source
Stomach - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Absorption of vitamin B12 from the small intestine is dependent on conjugation to a glycoprotein called intrinsic factor which is produced by parietal cells of the stomach.
Other functions include absorbing water, some ions, and some lipid soluble compounds such as alcohol, aspirin, and caffeine."

So.. maybe niacin can ionize in the stomach and be absorbed but I have no idea

Based upon that, it's a good possibility.

Nice info.

[prld2gr8ns]

Originally