Should this be ran daily for best results, or saved for days when a boost in productivity is really needed? (I’m specifically thinking of days in my corporate office which also have a 2 hour each way commute).
I have noticed a mood boost from Cognizin in the past (on a discontinued product)...
Would any of the nutraceutical companies you work with be interested in delivering a cutting-edge yohimbine product? I still think there’s a lot more to be explored in that plant and I feel the market hasn’t expanded much (or even shrank) over the last 10 years.
I believe when Now does their potency/labeling tests of other brands, Nutricost held up pretty well. I don’t think their products are imaginative in any way shape or form but they have a lot of basics in stock and generous subscription discounts
I also think that’s a solid move to keep customers who search for “SNS Peak O2” when they are out. I googled this as well and saw out of stock SNS Peak O2, other competitor supplements, and some other random supplements suggested by Google shopping but not Rev O2.
Haven’t tried it yet, I don’t think that C4 Alphabomb product is widely available yet.
Anyone have a good knowledge of what to expect from a mechanism point of view?
Are we able to make any comparisons to Peak O2? I believe that was in the SNS lineup a couple years ago. I not only liked the endurance but I also enjoyed how it could seemingly calm my heart rate down a few beats had I overdone it with the stims that day.
I’ve been paring it down to just S7 and Agmatine lately. I’ve found similar total results without skin-splitting pumps.
That said, when I occasionally add Amentoflavone XT or Citrapeak I notice a pretty good total pump and all day fullness.
I just remember he was bringing out a single ingredient capsule (Innoslim ?) and Swanson already sold that exact branded ingredient at a higher dose for a fraction of the price. He talked about how great it was but never explained why he thought the market needed a version from his garage or...
I don’t think Glycoshield is a great product. Too many claims that aren’t backed up by the doses on the label.
Incinidrine is more of a fat burner IIRC, with some blood sugar control alongside it. It was not designed to lower glucose in and of itself from what I read.
Yeah, not too powerful. How are your glucose levels with no supplements? I do think if those are your baseline numbers I’d see a doctor rather than fixing it with OTC products.
I’m going to take it for mood. Looks like almost all those ingredients would benefit mood as well.
I’ll place an order after a few more weeks of releases to see what else piques my interest. Keep ‘em coming!
Second recommendation here for Ibogaine treatment. Worked wonders for a friend who’s 4-5 years clean now. His brother took the therapy two or three times and could only stay clean a few months once he got home. But I like the “one and done” approach, and I’m sure that if it was legal in the US...
Thanks for the feedback; I’ve never heard of this before. The label looks stacked, but when there’s gross spelling errors, I get pretty skeptical that what’s inside is matching what’s printed.
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