If it can be determined with confidence that 'hairiness' or 'grandpa-ness' interferes with the benefits of 24HP, we will certainly feel ethically obligated to put a disclaimer on future labels, alerting consumers in those demographics of potential non-responsiveness.
Otherwise, I'm not sure how to account for these results. I'll report back soon though, after a proper analysis of all considerations. In the meantime, I have no reason to doubt your word on it my friend, so you're more than welcome to a refund or replacement no problem!
If it can be determined with confidence that 'hairiness' or 'grandpa-ness' interferes with the benefits of 24HP, we will certainly feel ethically obligated to put a disclaimer on future labels, alerting consumers in those demographics of potential non-responsiveness.
Otherwise, I'm not sure how to account for these results. I'll report back soon though, after a proper analysis of all considerations. In the meantime, I have no reason to doubt your word on it my friend, so you're more than welcome to a refund or replacement no problem!
Yeah, inadequate hydration was my first thought also, but all 3 of you? Maybe, if you all operate in a hot environment, have similar diuretic diets, don't drink enough, etc.. but it seems unlikely to account for such a weak response at max doses.
I already requested the batch record so later today I'll verify the calcs if you supply me your bottle number, but I doubt that's the problem either. This is a simple product (1 active only plus the T-Sorb) so a compounding error is exceedingly improbable.
Perhaps you, your boy, and your friend are just non-responders? Maybe from some genetic disposition related to fatty acid processing or electrolyte metabolism? That doesn't feel like a probable explanation either though, and I've never run across a case like this before so I'm stumped.
Also, it's none of my beezwax, but I would be cautious with the pred if it were me (especially if it's strictly a soft tissue injury.) It may alleviate the pain now, yes, but it also promotes catabolism that is contrary to the healing. However, many androgens and adrenal corticometrics demonstrate the ability of antagonize those side-effects when administered concomitantly, without compromising the anti-inflammatory benefit. It may be something to consider, or I may be wasting my breath because gym opas usually know everything already.
Yeah, inadequate hydration was my first thought also, but all 3 of you? Maybe, if you all operate in a hot environment, have similar diuretic diets, don't drink enough, etc.. but it seems unlikely to account for such a weak response at max doses.
I already requested the batch record so later today I'll verify the calcs if you supply me your bottle number, but I doubt that's the problem either. This is a simple product (1 active only plus the T-Sorb) so a compounding error is exceedingly improbable.
Perhaps you, your boy, and your friend are just non-responders? Maybe from some genetic disposition related to fatty acid processing or electrolyte metabolism? That doesn't feel like a probable explanation either though, and I've never run across a case like this before so I'm stumped.
Also, it's none of my beezwax, but I would be cautious with the pred if it were me (especially if it's strictly a soft tissue injury.) It may alleviate the pain now, yes, but it also promotes catabolism that is contrary to the healing. However, many androgens and adrenal corticometrics demonstrate the ability of antagonize those side-effects when administered concomitantly, without compromising the anti-inflammatory benefit. It may be something to consider, or I may be wasting my breath because gym opas usually know everything already.
OK, I'll check my mail and get a few more bottles out to you pronto, no problem. It might work better to up the dose this time. Sometimes dose is a limiting factor, and you really can't OD on this stuff anyway.
I didn't need the lot# on the bottle after all. We've only made 1 batch so far, so I know I checked the right one, lol. I'm sorry Opa. This product just might not work for you. I'm like that too with some very common ingredients. For example, stuff like Agmatine, Citrulline and BA does very little for me. I hear guys bragging about their results with these ingredients all the time, but all I can do is try not to feel jealous.
As for the pred, yes, inflammation must be controlled somehow. Prolonged inflammation can compound the injury. But I'd maybe stack it with a few hundred mgs of DHEA. I've read some compelling studies on the synergy of that particular combination. BUT, as always, I'm not giving medical advice or encouraging anyone to ignore their own conclusions.
