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Prime with food

eatingisfun

eatingisfun

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I noticed the instructions say to take it with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Is there any benefit to not eating it with food such as better absorption? I don't seem to have any GI issues so far with it that would seem to indicate I should/have to take it with food.
 
They recommend you take it with food because it increased effects for the beta testers or something like that. So I would stick to using it with food. I always take mine with some natty PB and so far I really like PRIME.
 
You do not have to take it with food however it is recommended.

PRIME does not have an absorption issue.
 
i was wondering this as well...i never have GI issues with supps so i was wondering if it would be more beneficial to take it with some fats like lecithin(I read on another thread that you that prime absorbs better with fats...from a usp rep.). I was also wondering if something like bioperine would increase the effects of PRIME..could just be a shot in the dark but worth it to increase the nice effects of this supp that im already feeling in week one.
 
cjbadboy said:
i was wondering this as well...i never have GI issues with supps so i was wondering if it would be more beneficial to take it with some fats like lecithin(I read on another thread that you that prime absorbs better with fats...from a usp rep.). I was also wondering if something like bioperine would increase the effects of PRIME..could just be a shot in the dark but worth it to increase the nice effects of this supp that im already feeling in week one.
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It was hypothesized in beta testing that PRIME would increase testosterone. The nature of the substance (lipid) would merit supplementing fat a 'good idea'... Lipophilicity.

You could throw a fish oil cap in the mix for assurance as i do on some products. This is pretty common practice, especially with hormonal products. PRIME is, however, non-hormonal.

As i said before, there are no absorption issues with PRIME. BUT we still, 100% suggest dosing PRIME with food, as recommended.

Congratulations on your progress thus far! :dance:
 
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