Supps and cycling

[u_e_s_i]

Do the following supps need to be cycled?
I've heard differing opinions and I'd really like to sort this out

Ashwagandha
Maca
Rhodiola rosea
Epicatechin
Laxogenin
Siberian ginseng
Panax ginseng

 

[cheftepesh1]

Do the following supps need to be cycled?
I've heard differing opinions and I'd really like to sort this out

Ashwagandha
Maca.
Rhodiola rosea
Epicatechin
Laxogenin
Siberian ginseng
Panax ginseng

I would say Maca, rhodiola I would definitely cycle. Epi and laxo maybe. The others I wouldn’t, but I personally change up or cycle everything sooner or later so the body gets time to reset. Just an opinion.

 

[LeanEngineer]

I'd agree with the above. You probably don't need to cycle them but it's always a good idea after 8-12 weeks of the same product you might want to switch it up and confuse the body.

 

[faipdeooiad]

I'd agree with the above. You probably don't need to cycle them but it's always a good idea after 8-12 weeks of the same product you might want to switch it up and confuse the body.

Gotta confuse the body, right babe?

 

[AntM1564]

As far as your list goes, Epi gets better with time. Ashwagandha can also be ran for longer duration. With that in mind, it is good to always to time off to let receptors clear.

I would find a time where stress is lower in your life to take time off from ashwagandha. For example, I teach, so I take time off during the middle to end of the summer, winter break, and spring break.

 

[u_e_s_i]

I would say Maca, rhodiola I would definitely cycle. Epi and laxo maybe. The others I wouldn’t, but I personally change up or cycle everything sooner or later so the body gets time to reset. Just an opinion.

For rhodiola and maca, is that because you’d become dependent, build up a resistance or tolerance or would there be adverse effects? I’m curious