first of all, i would strongly advise you to stay away from that brand in general. when they first started out, they sold dhea tablets as M1T and superdrol. their formulator has let slip several times in the past that they do not possess the capability to test the products they make (stating it was not brawns fault they sold bunk tablets because they got cheated by someone, i.e. they just dont have the know-how and technology in house) and did until recently not adhere to GMP standards even though they put gmp stickers on their bottles. you will also not find a single product from their non-hormonal range without a typo on the label or blatantly false claims (e.g. their pct complete claims 160mg of amentoflavone when it is actually 160mg of a 20% extract). they do not seem to test-run their stuff as well or have a formulator that knows anything about their ingredients (the moron even admitted he has no idea how something as basic as yohimbine/rauwolcine works, which makes sense because he put it into a product alongside a tyrosine derivative and advises people to stack it with a product containing a whopping 2g of DL-phenylalanine). the new version of their preworkout is apparently going to feature a 'citrus aurantium extract 98%', extracted for methylsynephrine. i can assure you that what they mean is just 98% pure synthetic methylsynephrine they bought somewhere and i would bet a lot of money that they do not know there is a difference between alpha-MS and beta-o-MS. formulator again claimed that 50mg MS are about equal to 20mg of ephedrine, which is laughable since they do not bind in the same way to receptors. it is also pretty much a given that no one even taste-tested their last preworkout before they gave it into production, they had sulbutiamine in an unflavoured powder and apparently didn't think anyone might disagree with that. i could go on...
i am also assuming that the sole reason for using bergenin in this product is 'burn24 has 150mg, so if i put in double of that it will be twice as good' without knowing what the effects are. i do not know if what you experienced could be a side effect of the bergenin because i, too, do not have extensive knowledge about it.
all that being said, if what is on the label here is actually what is in the bottle, the recompagen would actually be a nice product. berberine is a pretty strong herbal antibiotic though, so what you are experiencing could be your gut reacting to that, or it could simply be that you are sensitive to too much of it. what you are describing are pretty common reactions ot berberine overdoses/side effects iirc, with that brand is completely possible that they do not even know how to mix their fcking powders properly, so maybe some of the caps contain way more berberine than others even if you are not sensitive to the ingredient. or maybe bergenin amplifies the potential for side effects and this will be common with the product - someone on these boards will probably know a lot more about this than i do. but you know who most certainly does not? the guy who formulated this product.
