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RPM/Drive

simpledude

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I am planning on stacking the two and using RPM only on WO days what would the dosing for drive be?

I am 5 10 230 atm but I will be 215 when I start drive

Also what is the absolute longest I can run drive?
 
simpledude; said:
I am planning on stacking the two and using RPM only on WO days what would the dosing for drive be?

I am 5 10 230 atm but I will be 215 when I start drive
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Six capsules per day of Drive in two divided doses should be perfect for you. If you experience any gastrointestinal challenges (due to Forskolin), start lower (two to three capsules) and work your way up to six per day.

Regarding RPM, you may want to consider taking it daily, even if you end up taking half the regular dose on non-workout days. This way, you would see a nicer evolution of the cumulative effects.

simpledude; said:
Also what is the absolute longest I can run drive?
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Some people take Drive for eight weeks and cycle for four. Some do full eight weeks and drop to half the daily dose for four weeks, and restart with the full dose. Still others prefer to stay at half the recommended dose "long-term". So, there is no absolute answer to your question, as many factors complicate the response for different people. Yet, it is hard to imagine why you cannot use half the usual dose for six months or longer.
 
strategicmove said:
Regarding RPM, you may want to consider taking it daily, even if you end up taking half the regular dose on non-workout days. This way, you would see a nicer evolution of the cumulative effects.
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That's what I do just so I get the cumulative effects. Workout days is a full dose of drive and RPM, non-workout days is a full dose of drive and 2 caps of RPM.

Looking for both synergy and cumulative effects
 
p5sky said:
That's what I do just so I get the cumulative effects. Workout days is a full dose of drive and RPM, non-workout days is a full dose of drive and 2 caps of RPM.

Looking for both synergy and cumulative effects
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Spot on, Sir! :D
 
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