Sulbutiamine reviews: what real users say
We read 489 first-hand mentions of Sulbutiamine from health and supplement communities. 161 of them say clearly how it went — and 58% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: energy (94% of 86), focus (89% of 46), mood (76% of 46), anxiety (85% of 20).
Most common complaints: tolerance, headache, nausea, vomiting, stomach issues. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“Combined with Sulbutamine was like a laser cruise control. I feel like a six year old kid in focus terms again.”
“At first, I was disappointed, but I continue to try it out... it works great. Nice boost of energy and motivation.”
“I occasionally use some of the other stuff mentioned regularly here depending on my desired objective. For example, I find Sulbutiamine gives me a good mood boost and energy.”
“I took between 300mg and 600mg right before falling asleep and I noticed my mornings were spectacular.”
“Sulbutiamine. It was created to treat fatigue and it works amazing for it in my experience.”
“For anxiety, I've found that sulbutiamine & meditation are far superior to any Rx that I've tried.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I'm more motivated than usual and It's easier to focus on tasks... but on some days, it felt like someone had taken a sledgehammer to my head; my mind felt noticeably clouded.”
“Sulbutiamine was supposed to help with anxiety but increased it tenfold. It also gave me very bizarre and disturbing thoughts.”
“The effects are noticeable. Mild euphoria and good mood, music sounds better. Not very good on your liver, hence I dropped it.”
“Sulbutiamine: Noticed it for 1 day (Placebo?) I tried varying my dosage and different times of the day, 1x morning, 1x afternoon, etc and never got anything else out of it after day 1 or 2. Gave up.”
“it really helped my confidence and made me more extorverted, sociable. problem is the tolerance gained from it.”
“I noticed a big boost with sulbatiamine, but after a few days like several other reports, I experienced tolerance and had to increase the dose.”
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