Insomnia
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Hi,
After having a bad experience a couple of months ago I was thinking of making a supplement for personal use. I have no intentions of selling it commercially but I want to see what quality vitamins will do for the "oral" route. I have used haiduts Energin and I am very pleased with it, since it's a powerful supplement. I think the b3 at full dose does make me a bit sluggish but that's why I cut the dose and it works out fine.
I also experimented with folate and b12 and found that they are indeed not really suitable (at least for me they aren't). I could describe a dozen of symptoms but the period where I had one of my first scary attacks was so weird, that I cannot point my finger to 1 culprit. I think what happened was because of multiple factors. Simply said: alot of multivitamins aren't optimal if u ask me and I don't know how I used them for so long without trouble. I don't want to use something with capsules and fillers to avoid these 'unneccesary and potential toxins'.
Anyhow, back to what I was trying to say, I wanted to make a oral B supplement. I was wondering whether I could simply use double-distilled water and a lab/pharmaceutical-grade Vitamin C (I know most people would disagree on whether ascorbic acid is a Vitamin, but I need a preserver). I do not want to use alcohol as a preserver and that's why I don't use energin orally (even though it can be used orally). The profile of the B vitamins would look like this:
20 drops, one bottle should last 60 days:
Vitamin B1 (20-30mg)
Vtamin B2 (12mg)
Vitamin B3 (40-60mg, not sure on dose, but anything around 80-100mg doesn't work for me personally)
Vitamin B6 (4mg)
Vitamin B7 (350-600mcg)
I am doing this for one time only and want to see what the experiences/benefits could be from supplementing orally. Because my brother in law has access to labtests and pharmaceutical grade vits, I may be able to get alot of vitamins and stuff through him. I am looking for people who could help me out here since I simply cannot use all of the vitamins myself, so I could sell a couple @noprofit to simply get even with the costs. The batch I am thinking about should be good for approximately 20-30 bottles, I am still a student and currently am studying for being a teacher of physical education. I hope to be done in a couple of months after finishing my last test. This thread is purely to gather some info on how I can preserve this B-complex for "oral" usage (technically not a b-complex because it doesn't contain all the b's) and to see if there are a couple of candidates who can buy off a couple of bottles to split the costs. If I do violate any rules, my excuses and feel free to remove this thread.
Cheers!
After having a bad experience a couple of months ago I was thinking of making a supplement for personal use. I have no intentions of selling it commercially but I want to see what quality vitamins will do for the "oral" route. I have used haiduts Energin and I am very pleased with it, since it's a powerful supplement. I think the b3 at full dose does make me a bit sluggish but that's why I cut the dose and it works out fine.
I also experimented with folate and b12 and found that they are indeed not really suitable (at least for me they aren't). I could describe a dozen of symptoms but the period where I had one of my first scary attacks was so weird, that I cannot point my finger to 1 culprit. I think what happened was because of multiple factors. Simply said: alot of multivitamins aren't optimal if u ask me and I don't know how I used them for so long without trouble. I don't want to use something with capsules and fillers to avoid these 'unneccesary and potential toxins'.
Anyhow, back to what I was trying to say, I wanted to make a oral B supplement. I was wondering whether I could simply use double-distilled water and a lab/pharmaceutical-grade Vitamin C (I know most people would disagree on whether ascorbic acid is a Vitamin, but I need a preserver). I do not want to use alcohol as a preserver and that's why I don't use energin orally (even though it can be used orally). The profile of the B vitamins would look like this:
20 drops, one bottle should last 60 days:
Vitamin B1 (20-30mg)
Vtamin B2 (12mg)
Vitamin B3 (40-60mg, not sure on dose, but anything around 80-100mg doesn't work for me personally)
Vitamin B6 (4mg)
Vitamin B7 (350-600mcg)
I am doing this for one time only and want to see what the experiences/benefits could be from supplementing orally. Because my brother in law has access to labtests and pharmaceutical grade vits, I may be able to get alot of vitamins and stuff through him. I am looking for people who could help me out here since I simply cannot use all of the vitamins myself, so I could sell a couple @noprofit to simply get even with the costs. The batch I am thinking about should be good for approximately 20-30 bottles, I am still a student and currently am studying for being a teacher of physical education. I hope to be done in a couple of months after finishing my last test. This thread is purely to gather some info on how I can preserve this B-complex for "oral" usage (technically not a b-complex because it doesn't contain all the b's) and to see if there are a couple of candidates who can buy off a couple of bottles to split the costs. If I do violate any rules, my excuses and feel free to remove this thread.
Cheers!
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