Comment · Tue, February 21, 2017 · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot
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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot
Read the beginners guide. It talks about dosing powders, and specifically about ashwagandha.
It's a massive frustration of mine with other brands. Sellers will unnecessarily spread doses over multiple capsules to increase capsule counts, to seem like a better value. This is to trick consumers into thinking they
Replying to FromThatOtherPlace · Gut distress from ashwaganda = nightshade allergy? Amazon reviews as shady as they are have alot of alarming 1 star reviews about it. https://www.amazon.com/Foods-Ashwagandha-Ext…
Well there are compound in ashwagandha that increase immune function. This is most likely part of what is leading to the GI upset. It's increasing an immune response in the GI tract, which is causing upset. That's differ
They use the same raw material as a starting place, and both use the same solvents in the extraction. However, whenever you alter the extraction to concentrate more of one thing, you inevitably will alter the effects som
Replying to varvela · Just from a business perspective, why not just state this as the case and sell that batch at a discount rather than grinding them up and starting over? Some people wouldn’t mind s…
Either something meets our specs or it doesn't. If I was okay selling "good enough" we wouldn't be here right now. You buy from one of my companies because you know I don't just accept good enough and move on. If somethi
Replying to CompuuterJuice · Is it possible that eurycomanone isn’t the only Quassinoid that is at play? Like could the extraction process maybe leave some others out which could decrease the effectiveness? I …
100%. Eurycomanone is absolutely not the only one at play. It's just the most studied active compound, and a good marker for extraction efficiency. This is why some people prefer our 2% to our 10%. The other compounds af
1.5-3 grams daily is for raw ashwagandha root, NOT a potent extract like Sensoril. That's way too high for an extract. 125mg of Sensoril is a good solid dose. It makes many people tired, so most take it at night.