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Recommended dosing

Wildcat528

Wildcat528

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Hey guys, how would you recommend taking tianeptine, sulbutiamine, and sensoril? Would these be best stacked or alternated to avoid any tolerance concerns?

Thanks!
 
Sulbutiamine develops a tolerance relatively quickly and is best used occasionally 200+ mg, Sensoril 250-500 mg, the dose for Tianeptine might be influence by whether it is sulfate or sodium.
 
Thank you for your intellect. The tianeptine is of the sulfate compound. Do you recommend stacking these at all?
 
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Thank you, I was just curious if the tianeptine and sulbutiamine stacked could have any synergistic effects. I will run the sensoril consistently though
 
Wildcat528 said:
Thank you, I was just curious if the tianeptine and sulbutiamine stacked could have any synergistic effects. I will run the sensoril consistently though
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The mood increase would probably be the most notable effect, sulbutiamine isn't really renown for it's long term benefits, but different people react differently to different substances.
 
johnnyp said:
The mood increase would probably be the most notable effect, sulbutiamine isn't really renown for it's long term benefits, but different people react differently to different substances.
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Thank you I really appreciate your insight. Perhaps to start I will take sensoril every day and alternate days of sulbutiamine and tianeptine sulfate. I presume it would make most sense to dose in the morning to have the effects present for a stressful work day? Thanks all for being a good resource.
 
Wildcat528 said:
Thank you I really appreciate your insight. Perhaps to start I will take sensoril every day and alternate days of sulbutiamine and tianeptine sulfate. I presume it would make most sense to dose in the morning to have the effects present for a stressful work day? Thanks all for being a good resource.
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As long as it doesn't make you too tired.
 
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