Yeah, I personally recommend taking two days off for every one day on, and using L-tyrosine (3-5g/day) on your off days.
I also find for some reason choline & aniracetam seems to 'tweak' the AMP/HEAT effect and make it even stronger, which make have something to do with the evodiamine...
Yeah, I agree with Par.
If it's "jiggly" fat, go with Lipoderm (+ Capsaicin & Clenbuterol if you really want to go all out and maximize the waist-reduction as rapidly as possible); if it's more of a distended gut definitely go with Gel#3 & 7-OXO (or Ab-Solved, same thing).
not necessarily synergy, but they would be mildly additive. Assuming CLA actually antagonizes PPARgamma more than it agonizes it (which it seems to, if only slightly), you would definitely benefit from using Sesathin at the same time to clear/oxidize those excess blood nutrients.
Buy the liquid SesaThin (which would be just lecithin, sesamin/episesamin, and water) and the Matrix-ABS gel.
Then, you would simply measure out 5-10ml of the liquid and mix it into the Gel #3.
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1. n=3 is weaker than SesaThin at increasing insulin sensitivity. Together they are synergistic in doing such.
2. It is not that cut and dry a causal dynamic to say increased insulin sensitivity = more SHBG = less free test. It is so much more a matter of degree and various other...
Yes, Sesathin increases insulin sensitivity--moreso than n=3 fatty acids even.
It means less insulin is produced in response to a given glucose feeding and less is required for peripheral positive nutrient uptake.
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