Pyridoxine B6 toxicity is likely overblown, but only in the sense of cofactor deficiency, individual genetic processing variations, and mislabeled/overdosed supplementation
Large majority of people can use reasonable doses of it with no issues
Dose of the former is likely too much to be taking long term, 15mg is more reasonable as a daily
I also suspect that there is variation between supplements and some not only have less or MORE than they say they do, but may even contain a different form than what is listed
There was a lawsuit a while back about severely overdosed B6 supplements
Ive taken at least a gram of taurine daily for two years with no breaks
Gonna see what happens without it
I suspect it will be minimal, but less inhibitory tone should be interesting, even if mild
Sodium butyrate powder has gotten to the point it feels like im dry scooping confectionary sugar powder
It still smells as cheesy as it always has, but it's like my body knows it's good and has created a positive taste
@RVG_sieve@timemagnet Actually looks pretty good other than the B6 dose pushing into excessive territory, if they wouldnt have gone above 15mg it could have been perfect
Other theories- Thiamine HCl is bound to HCl, could be increasing stomach acid mildly, perhaps unlikely
Riboflavin requires a lot of water to dissolve properly
B6 used in cofactor for serotonin synthesis, could be pushing 5ht3 (nausea receptor) too hard
Folate as mentioned could just be intense/similar in 5HT3 sense although less likely, or other methylation related pathways
More likely is perhaps chemical irritation because of the massive amount of compounds unbuffered dissolving in stomach, perhaps a larger volume of liquid would help, or predisolving in water (Cant really see anyone wanting to do that though)
Started using methylfolate again after not really supplementing much folate, and honestly not even hitting the DV many days, and wow, even 100mcg of methylfolate in the AM is very, very noticable
Empty stomach, it almost feels like a stimulant kicking in, can feel it in my blood
@paige_eden That's very interesting and I've never heard that before
Is it immediate or consistent across different B Complexes? Wonder if its physical in the sense that zinc can do something similar, but its more of a direct mechanical irritation with zinc
Crenulata and I go way back, first used it in 2019
My first instinct was to just chew and swallow the cut/sifted root pieces and have done that ever since
Never really compared to R. Rosea, but I have not experimented with the whole root in the same way I have with crenulata
Crenulata extracts are absolutely nothing like the whole root, have never found them to be as good