Force X7 REAL Review
By: Rob Miller
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Yeah that’s a valid point. If you’re already taking a multi, then I can’t see you getting any benefit from the vitamins in Force X7. I would recommend you either stop taking the multi and just take the Force X7, or just pick up the other ingredients at Absorb Your Health (http://www.AbsorbYourHealth.com).
They carry all of the other ingredients you need, and at a fair price.
I’m assuming it’d be no trouble to consume the product continually given all ingredients are natural, but I’d like to hear your detailed opinion on the matter… Is there a risk that natural T production might be affected when stop taking the product?
Regards,
Carlos
Good question, and one I should have probably addressed in the review. In my personal opinion, I think it should be cycled.
Taking any supplement for too long has the ability to cause a tolerance to set in, which is one of the main reasons why I take “breaks” in between supplements.
Could you take it everyday? Probably.
But you just risk making it less effective over time if you do that. Also, I have never noticed any rebound issues when ceasing use of a T booster.
So you should be good to go in that regard.