Thermogenic fat burner (diet pills) and vaping...

[JBR3AK]

Ok, so I'm trying out my diet again and pills that've worked for me before. I'm a chain vaper and I'm currently using Roxylean. It says it contains the same amount of caffeine as 3 cups of coffee. After taking the pill as directed and instructed, and working out (about 30minutes each of anaerobic and cardio exercise), I ate my small meal of tuna whole grain bread and an apple. About an hour later, I vaped my 18mg juice continuously. My question is, am I counter acting the pills ingredients and effects with vaping? Or should vaping nicotine juice not affect it?


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[Kurt]

Well, you may find that 18 mg is too strong with 300 mg of caffeine (probably the amount). If you find your heart is racing too much, you should probably cut back on the nic. The yohimbine might also cause some heart racing. I don't see any other cardiac issues with the other herbs. It is PROBABLY ok to take while vaping, but pay attention to your body, and if it seems the nic needs to be reduced, it probably does. You may find that the Roxylean amps you up enough that you want to cut the nic down.

 

[Jonathan Tittle]

If those have the same or similar effects of stacker diet pills, you'll probably want to cut back on the nic. I used to drink energy drinks and take stackers like a mad-man when I managed a restaurant years ago (working 12-15 hour days). Even when I smoked, taking those made me want to smoke less as it made me nauseous (and I smoked Camel Lights).

I'm not a doctor, and won't claim to be one, but that would be my suggestion. Nicotine never really revved me up, but when you take two things that stimulate your body in various ways, the effects can sometimes be overpowering.