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Posted by Tom Twilight on November 23, 2006, at 2:39:39
High all
I have to say I love Taurine, it really helps calm me down, without making me tired like most Anti Anxiety agents.
The problem is it causes horrible stomach pains!
I've tried taking it with carbs without much benefit.
Ginger helps with the Pain, but it lowers my stomach acid which isn't good!Is there anything else which could stop the taurine from hurting?
Posted by willyee on November 23, 2006, at 18:08:20
In reply to Taurine-Stomach Pains!, posted by Tom Twilight on November 23, 2006, at 2:39:39
> High all
>
> I have to say I love Taurine, it really helps calm me down, without making me tired like most Anti Anxiety agents.
>
> The problem is it causes horrible stomach pains!
> I've tried taking it with carbs without much benefit.
> Ginger helps with the Pain, but it lowers my stomach acid which isn't good!
>
> Is there anything else which could stop the taurine from hurting?
Have u tried using a tablet form amino acid complex,apart from taurine,to make sure your over load of taurine is not causing any imbalances in other aminos,pherhaps take the complex hours between ur taurine dose.Most people suggest when megadosing a amino that you cycle it,since doing so can quickly cause a immbalance of other aminos.
I also recomend the brand country life tablets with b6 in it,this brand is excellent,inexpensive,and i believe country life holds some form of certification of otc products that not every product has.
They are pharm grade,extremly pure.
Posted by Declan on November 24, 2006, at 15:15:57
In reply to Re: Taurine-Stomach Pains!, posted by willyee on November 23, 2006, at 18:08:20
When I took taurine it was in a crystalline powder and I stuck it under my tongue.
Would that help?
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