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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:40 am
Anyone dosing standalone Theracumin up here?
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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 2:41 pm
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 12:38 pm
...or standalone Meriva or BCM-95?BrainSquirt wrote:Anyone dosing standalone Theracumin up here?
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Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 9:38 am
I've corresponded with people using both. They "think" they're getting good results, but tough to quantify.thicketman wrote:...or standalone Meriva or BCM-95?BrainSquirt wrote:Anyone dosing standalone Theracumin up here?
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I'm all for innovation, but I honestly see these other delivery methods as marketing/product differentiators. For the ultimate test, I'd suggest putting TQ up against either one, and evaluating which works best insofar as improving your quality of life..
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 9:49 am
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2014 12:49 pm
To answer your question, I’ve been including Meriva for a couple of years now, but I have not done BCM-95 yet. My impression was that it is more targeted ‘clinically’ - for the oncology and etc. crowds... Haven't done Theracurmin yet either...thicketman wrote:...or standalone Meriva or BCM-95?BrainSquirt wrote:Anyone dosing standalone Theracumin up here?
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It was probably a silly question… cause we don’t have large enough population in here…
btw, I didn’t post the question to favor _____ over _____or_____or _____or to diminish any of the other products - including TQ… I’m leaning towards doing a mix of them… going in on top on quality raw oil soaked tumeric , enzymes, and …
Anyone tried fermenting tumeric ??
re TQ: I’m up to four nights a week
... even though I’m continue to be a marginally negative Rhod responder and even though TQ is not my primary source of any of the constituents (except Picamilon) , for me, the product is still a great synergism to prevent the ‘nasty, creeping and easy to overlook form of overtraining that happens largely not in your muscles but in your head and your nerves’. “Your skeletal muscle can be fully rested, while your central nervous system is at the verge of collapsing.”
… and because I love my bro Rob.
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Brings up separate question re TQ
Rob, If you had to pick one, which is TQ best for preventing (and/or ‘treating’) - basedowoid or addisinoid overtraining? (phrased the question that way to prevent a simple ‘both’ answer
) tia