Leviathan Reloaded

CorpKiller · 12-29-2007, 09:10 PM

Just got mine today. I will be starting on Monday, 12/31/2007

It is the first time using this type of supplement. Got any advice for this "cherry?"

On a serious note, I have read about turning red or getting blotches on the 1st day. Is there anything ut of the ordinary I should be ready for, or were these some out of the ordinary circumstances?

Thanks!

TripDog · 12-29-2007, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by CorpKiller

Just got mine today. I will be starting on Monday, 12/31/2007

It is the first time using this type of supplement. Got any advice for this "cherry?"

On a serious note, I have read about turning red or getting blotches on the 1st day. Is there anything ut of the ordinary I should be ready for, or were these some out of the ordinary circumstances?

Thanks!

I have never heard about the turning red issue. That is not a side effect on Reloaded. That would be geared more to high blood pressure than anything else. Thanks for the interest in Leviathan Reloaded.

emioducki · 12-30-2007, 12:26 PM

heyu ever tried Leviathan reloaded??

dsade · 12-30-2007, 12:46 PM

I have used Leviathan and Levi-R extensively, and never experienced any kind of blotchy redness.

TripDog · 12-30-2007, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by emioducki

heyu ever tried Leviathan reloaded??

Yes, I just finished a log with it. TripDog's "Leviathan Reloaded", "Somnidren-GH", "ZMK" Log(Sponsored)

**strategicmove** · 12-30-2007, 04:04 PM

Trip is right. The Yohimbine in Leviathan Reloaded can lead to increased blood pressure. On the other hand, the Forskolin (Coleus Forskohlii) in the blend can lower blood pressure due to relaxation of the arterial vascular smooth muscle. These effects may cancel themselves out, though.

**Hurleyboy05** · 12-30-2007, 04:27 PM

Strat, hasn't caffeine been known to cause redness (mostly of the face, edema/itching) in some people? If so, that may be what CorpKiller is referring too.

**strategicmove** · 12-30-2007, 04:38 PM

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Strat, hasn't caffeine been known to cause redness (mostly of the face, edema/itching) in some people? If so, that may be what CorpKiller is referring too.

Facial flushing can occur as a result of excessive coffee/caffeine consumption. Although "excessive" is relative, my conjecture is that the amount of caffeine in Leviathan Reloaded may not be enough to trigger this effect, except the user is overly sensitive to caffeine or consumes copious amounts of caffeine from other sources.

**Hurleyboy05** · 12-30-2007, 04:42 PM

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Facial flushing can occur as a result of excessive coffee/caffeine consumption. Although "excessive" is relative, my conjecture is that the amount of caffeine in Leviathan Reloaded may not be enough to trigger this effect, except the user is overly sensitive to caffeine or consumes copious amounts of caffeine from other sources.

I agree. I'm just trying to figure out what could possibly cause aforementioned redness. I've never heard about it happening from Lev-R use. Maybe if someone was stacking it with too many other stims it could be a caffeine overload resulting in redness. Who knows...

**strategicmove** · 12-30-2007, 04:53 PM

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I agree. I'm just trying to figure out what could possibly cause aforementioned redness. I've never heard about it happening from Lev-R use. Maybe if someone was stacking it with too many other stims it could be a caffeine overload resulting in redness. Who knows...

There is, by the way, a condition called rosacea, that manifests itself in the form of facial flushing (facial redness, spots on cheeks and nose). This can be triggered by dilation of blood vessels due to external or internal factors that may include heat, caffeine consumption, stress, and alcohol. If one has this underlying condition, many things can trigger the breakout, probably including elevated thermogenesis.

**Hurleyboy05** · 12-30-2007, 04:58 PM

Yeah, I used to know a girl that would not drink alcohol because she had a mild case of Rosacea. That is probably what whoever experienced redness actually had. I know several people that have minor cases of it, and it is much more pronounced after they have consumed a cup of coffee.

**strategicmove** · 12-30-2007, 05:05 PM

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Yeah, I used to know a girl that would not drink alcohol because she had a mild case of Rosacea. That is probably what whoever experienced redness actually had. I know several people that have minor cases of it, and it is much more pronounced after they have consumed a cup of coffee.

Yep! Just wanted to say it is not Leviathen-Reloaded specific. Any (caffeine)-stimulant-based product may trigger it, if it is an underlying case of Rosacea. Even taking hot beverages, not necessarily caffeine, can ignite the process.

**Hurleyboy05** · 12-30-2007, 05:08 PM

Myth - BUSTED!