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ʘ˩ʘ FOCUS stack for CARDIO / NEURO PROTECT

Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:17 pm

Category: Medical
Aims to reduce Blood Pressure, Inflammation, and encourage Neurogenesis
Ingredients:
- UltraCur (Curcumin) — 600 mg, Daily
- Olive Extract — 400 mg, Daily
- Hydroxytyrosol — 15 mg, Daily
- trans-Resveratrol — 150 mg, Daily
- Cinnamon (Ceylon) — 1250 mg, Daily
ʘ˩ʘ FOCUS stack for CARDIO / NEURO PROTECT - Aims to reduce Blood Pressure, Inflammation, and encourage NeurogenesisImage Use this CARDIO / NEURO PROTECT stack regularly in addition to everyday supplements. Suggested as a preventative, two capsules, AM and PM with a meal. This stack helps me maintain my blood pressure below ‘normal’ levels, while keeping healthy heart function. Click here for stack creation & production techniques.


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MY FOCUS STACKS IN DETAIL PLEASE NOTE: This is a special purpose stack meant to be used AS REQUIRED and ONLY AS NEEDED! Other prerequisites for best results are 1) exercise 2) healthy consumption of nutritious food 3) limited added sugar. The ingredients used are meant to contribute to goals of the stack, but may produce other unrelated effects.
IMPORTANT: Individual tolerances and needs for this special stack vary and are hard to determine for any individual. THE USE OF THE TERM “DOSE” IS A PURELY HYPOTHETICAL AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN YOU SHOULD CONSUME THAT AMOUNT OF SUPPLEMENTS AT ONCE!


These are works in progress. One of the biggest benefits of compounding your own stacks is the ability to quickly find what works for you by self-testing, then modify as needed. If you make only a week or two's worth of capsules at a time, it’s easy to keep trying new formulations. With an assortment of the ingredients on hand to create this, compounding is fast and easy. I’m working on perfecting these through adjusting and changing ingredients as I feel necessary. Please rate this stack, and add comments. I appreciate it!



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