The opposite logic applies to stimulant supplements than you might expect: start lower than you think you need. Stimulant tolerance is individual, and the only way to find out yours is to try it carefully. Not because a higher dose is dangerous, but because an unpleasant experience from the first pack will put you off the product for good.
A good indicator is your relationship with coffee. If you feel your heart pounding, your hands shaking, or jittery after your second espresso, you're more sensitive to caffeine than average. The same goes for if your afternoon coffee reliably disrupts your sleep or if you tend to be anxious.
On the contrary, if you don't notice three coffees a day and can't get going in the morning without them, your tolerance is higher — probably because you've built it up.
The path from the bottom up is always safer than the other way around. Try one pack of the milder variant, evaluate how it suits you, and if you want more, switch to the stronger one. Don't use both at the same time — the active ingredients are additive.
Write down three things: how you sleep, how you feel two hours after taking it, and whether you have any digestive problems. If your sleep gets worse, move your intake to the morning. If you feel jittery, it's a sign that a stronger option isn't for you. If none of these things happen, the regimen suits you.
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