No, I didn't take them.Did you not take them, what is sent from the UK has over a week of "viability", and can be refrigerated for more time.
I'll also send him an email and ask him to clarify because I would like to understand better myself!They are in solution, a mix which keeps them "viable", also the UK site recommends the startup dose for potentially sensitive people to be 10.
Dried yet in solution? His are alive and these aren't?
I don't understand. I will go and reread the UK site maybe I'm missing something. The larval stage, I guess could be kept in suspension, some type of dormant stage, but I'm just guessing.
I loved his interview on Bullet Proof.
I got it wrong...they are alive in preservative, like you said.They are in solution, a mix which keeps them "viable", also the UK site recommends the startup dose for potentially sensitive people to be 10.
Dried yet in solution? His are alive and these aren't?
I don't understand. I will go and reread the UK site maybe I'm missing something. The larval stage, I guess could be kept in suspension, some type of dormant stage, but I'm just guessing.
I loved his interview on Bullet Proof.
The UK HDC's are shipped in a "preservative" that keeps them alive - not dried - for as long a couple of weeks. They are much much weaker in their effects so doses of 60 or so may correspond to 5 or 10 of ours. The UK HDC's start out as the same critters as ours but end up being unrecognizable altered on arrival: just black dots with no form whereas the fresh ones are elegant looking with features on their heads and long tails that look sort of like an evening dress gathered at the ankles.
I don't normally have GI issues so I can do without these.
I can't like this!Welcome to my world!
It was an autocorrect the first time and then I just liked it, so I kept using it!@Remy was that an autocorrect from diarrhea to "dire rear" or your own alternate spelling? Also wondering how you're going with the HDC.