Flashpoint suggested dosage?

[shockrock3]

Hi...what is the suggested dosage of Flashpoint? Thanks!!!

 

[xR1pp3Rx]

this is one you will want to use the minimum and then adjust. we had people stay a 2ml the entire time they logged and some that pushed the envelope.

start at 1 ml to access and then use as much as you see fit.

while data suggests targeted fat loss many of our testers agreeed that they felt it was a bit system too~

 

[nostrum420]

this is one you will want to use the minimum and then adjust. we had people stay a 2ml the entire time they logged and some that pushed the envelope.

start at 1 ml to access and then use as much as you see fit.

while data suggests targeted fat loss many of our testers agreeed that they felt it was a bit system too~

This ^

 

[Kronic]

this is one you will want to use the minimum and then adjust. we had people stay a 2ml the entire time they logged and some that pushed the envelope.

start at 1 ml to access and then use as much as you see fit.

while data suggests targeted fat loss many of our testers agreeed that they felt it was a bit system too~

which is 5 pumps per ml I think. should probably put that on the labels assuming he has the gel version

 

[JKVol]

Hi...what is the suggested dosage of Flashpoint? Thanks!!!

Personally I do 2ml a day. One AM/PM

 

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[BigGame84]

Would Flashpoint be a good candidate for somebody with chest fat? Just wondering if directly applied 2x/day if it could somewhat help spot reduce something like chest fat.

 

[xR1pp3Rx]

science says yes.
I wouldn't expect any miracles "over night" but I would surely try it and give it time to work.

also be realistic. if you have a lot of fat to loose first, I would perhaps lean more towards Ursa until you get leaned down more.
Flashpoint combined with Ursa is a great combo.

 

[1HP]

Not pretending to fully understand this but:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3498851/
Does this apply and if so, what is the maximum safe dose of Flashpoint?

 

[Renew1]

Not pretending to fully understand this but:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3498851/
Does this apply and if so, what is the maximum safe dose of Flashpoint?

Nos was tied up this evening, but he'll respond to this tomorrow.
... In the meantime .... Don't be concerned.

 

[raulob72]

science says yes.
I wouldn't expect any miracles "over night" but I would surely try it and give it time to work.

also be realistic. if you have a lot of fat to loose first, I would perhaps lean more towards Ursa until you get leaned down more.
Flashpoint combined with Ursa is a great combo.

Well for me has worked great , not only losing pounds but also sizes ,keeping my muscle , I am extremely happy with the results!! ,just ordered more with the BOGO is going on now

 

[nostrum420]

Not pretending to fully understand this but:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3498851/
Does this apply and if so, what is the maximum safe dose of Flashpoint?

This paper is incredibly light on citations. I had to dig through almost all the way to the end to find any actual examples of complications from excess licorice (or licorice extract) intake.

From what I saw there are 2 separate n=1 case studies of 2 elderly individuals who seemed to experience complications correlated to licorice:

1 is a case study from 1963 of a 63 year old man with diabetes and the second is an 86 year old woman. In both cases, there's a correlation to licorice intake but it's not a conclusive link.

Also, in both cases, cessation of the licorice intake along with some mild interventions such as administering a diuretic, quickly reversed even some fairly alarming symptoms.

In general, I'm not seeing evidence that glycyrrhetinic acid or licorice extract is a concern for most healthy people who are not elderly and/or suffering from a preexisting condition.