IMO no. I know of a case in where this girl I know was taking a thermogenic and was also on a blood pressure and it made her feel like shit.
I'm interested in trying a thermogenic. I have high blood pressure and cholesterol, both of which are controlled with meds. Are thermogenics considered safe for people in my situation.
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IMO no. I know of a case in where this girl I know was taking a thermogenic and was also on a blood pressure and it made her feel like shit.
Thanks for the comment. After some reading last night, I'm going to steer clear of them.
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No problem. Your making a good choice.Originally Posted by boilermaker
it's subjective.
if you know someone that's been in a car accident, he'll tell you to always wear a seatbelt. If you talk to an old man that's been driving for 50 years trouble free, he'll tell u, "ah, fuk it."
imo, it's the best supp, and only supp i consider i "need". It gives me emmense energy to lift weights and at the same time lower my BF. Dropped from 22-23 down to 16.5 bf in 3 months.
thermo's turned me into a gym-aholic....it's no longer a chore to go workout, it's a pleasure. The more weights burn and tear up my muscles, the more I luv it.


there are much more essential suppplements one should take before a thermo:Originally Posted by viet_jon
-multi-vitamin
-EFAs
-creatine
to name a few.
I agree,while thermogenics can give you energy sometimes all you need is that mental edge and some results.There is a variety of supps out that just taking can make you want to go work out just to try them,again a huge mental edge.I belive a person excited about a supp will get better results more often than someone who isn't because you seem to have more energy and will often put more into your workout.This isn't always the case because of some peoples bodies responding better than others but I belive it plays a role more often than we think.


IML coming out with a multi?Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
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Originally Posted by viet_jon
Understood and agreed, but to recommend it to someone with high blood pressure? Fuck that. We're talking about a possible turn to Anxiety Alley and that could be the LEAST of the problems.
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Originally Posted by AKIRA
opps, missed the high blood pressure.
i dunno, try it, you might like it.......everyone's different i guess.
Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
from a technical standpoint, i agree with you.
right now im taking why protein, creatine, bcaa, eca, glutamine. If i we're to pick one, i'd definately go with eca.....the rest i can get from my diet.
it gives me a mental edge that's unbeatable.
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