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You should never take the full dose to start. I use Lipo 6 and VPX Redline but have been doing this for years.I honestly would concentrate on cleaning up your diet and infusing more cardio to your routine BEFORE jumping on the fix me now pills.These pill are great for the times you are NOT doing cardio. They raise the body temp and heartrate with is dangerous if you are combine these pills with your daily cardio.Start with 1 pill and give it 3-6hrs..see how your body reacts. Then slowly up until at the Recommended Daily dosage level. NEVER GO ABOVE WHAT IS RECOMMENDED REGARDLESS OF YOUR FITNESS LEVEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!These are effective tools ..but that s it, a tool to help you get to your goal. Not a fix all . Drink lots of water, don t take any aspirin products while on these pills and stay cool. (temp wise)These products are based on the famous (and highly effective) ECA stack (ephedra, caffine, aspirine) that bodybuilders have been using for years. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECA_stack)Gradually build up the dosage and then build down the dosage when nearing the end of the cycle (most bottle will last 3-4 weeks)Then give your body a good 4-6week rest before starting another cycle.
