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Comment · Thu, August 11, 2022 · ND Owner

Maca maximum dose?

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IncreasinglyTrippy · 7 points

Unfortunately, Maca doesn’t seem to tickle my brain at all.

What’s a maximum recommended dose if I want to give it a proper test just to see if it even can have an effect on me?

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IncreasinglyTrippy · 5 points

Hmm I guess that makes sense. I just thought some things are supposed to have a distinct acute effect and meant to be taken as needed because of that, and so should be judged that way.

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner

That's absolutely how you can use some things. However, when you are initially assessing how you respond to a new supplement, it's best to give it a bit more time with it, then reflect back before making a final judgement. I can't tell you how many times I have taken some thing new, thought I was getting no effect, continued to take it anyway just to see, then realized how much of an effect it was having on me when I stopped. NMN was that way for me. At first I wasn't sure I noticed much. Then I kept taking it for a few weeks till I ran out of my beta test batch. Then after a couple days I noticed I had less energy and lower mood. I got more NMN and went right back to feeling good again. I actually just tested out a new flavone we are thinking of offering. Same thing. After a single dose I was not convinced I could feel it. However, I always give things a longer chance when I am beta testing, so I kept taking it for a couple weeks. Then I ran out of my batch, and reflected on the change I felt when ceasing. I actually think it was having a stronger effect on me than I realized, and only noticed the change back to baseline when I stopped. This allows me to know that it was doing something, so now I can adjust dosing and timing to see what I can get acutely.

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