Does this make you jittery?
782998
Yes... Especially if you're not used to caffeine. This works decently but check out Pyroxamine if you want to avoid jitters!
782999
It depends on how sensitive you are to caffeine, how many you take, and how long you wait to eat after you take them. Obviously if you wait too long (45+ minutes for me) to eat, I will get slightly jittery because it's caffeine on an empty stomach. So I usually take them when I eat so I don't get jittery. And if you decide to get them, assess your tolerance to them. Only take 1 pill a day for the first 2-3 days. If you can handle that, bump it up to 2 pills for a few days and so on until you reach the maximum dosage or find your tolerance.
783000
I only take 3 a day total, 1 before breakfast and 2 before lunch and sometimes the 2 before lunch makes me a little jittery (even if I eat my lunch 30 minutes later). I don't take other stimulants, but I guess my body is just sensitive to the amount of caffeine (which is not clearly labeled how much caffeine is in per serving). Start slowly to assess tolerance.
1781212
I'm not sure if it does. I personally didn't feel any "caffeine" symptoms (jitters, etc.).
1984271
I got used to it somehow, but still occasionally slip down. Also weekdays its great, on weekends, I have to actually get rid of it completely if I want to sleep more than usual 7 hrs. So still not used to it for more than 7 hrs!
220477
I believe so.....Sam-e did help me but I had to stop taking them cause them made me too jittery. I might try them again in the future -- don't know.....ejb
2276834
I like to mix it with some coffee or tea in the morning. It's got a very calming effect and takes the jitters and other side effects out of caffeine. Good luck!
257053
I've only used the capsules and the drink mix, but didn't feel jittery from them...
960823
I changed the sense level to the least sensitive level. I noticed it's a little better that way. I still notice that extreme hand movements like hand clapping still get counted though.
2202719
Yes, but it flutters slightly. Hasn't gone out on me unless there is re circulation somehow (off a table or hard object)
813205
Sharon - I agree with the responses already given. The only time I get feedback or a squealing noise is when I bend over too far. This usually happens when I'm adjusting my boombox or demonstrating a deck move. (I teach water aerobics). I wish there were a way to incorporate the voicebooster into a fanny pack. It bounces up & down frequently. Any ideas? bjsallows@sbcglobal.net
1359223
Yes... They do shimmy quite a bit. My solution -- Let them shake. It doesn't seem to affect anything.
203100
its fine me and my roommate share. its a great bonding experience. it really gets your right leg shaking... if you know what i mean;)
1348255
Sorry for not responding sooner. YES! The keys ARE wiggly. However, that was a selling point for me. I'm a nervous kind that finds moving the keys back and forth a pleasant habit while considering my next step. Silly? YEP!
93274
As Jeneen says, it sits a little bit lower, and "feels" different. I'm in my first cycle with it, but unfortunately, I apparently give a new definition to "heavy flow," and have already had several episodes of overflowing, and not because I'm anywhere near the 12 hour mark either.
1342844
It don't believe it has caffiene in it. This and their Naturewise Garcinia Cambogia are all natural. I take them both together before meals and I don't feel jittery at all.
1334260
There are 30 pills in the bottle and you are only to take one a day. This pill actually works and if you take more than one a day you will feel jittery.
509106
The first few days, it kind of bugged me, but not only did it stop bugging me, but I made sure I had it on every day for 20 mins or so. I mean, it does make you happy, after all! :)
415317
Yes but the worse thing was it made me feel way too jittery waste of money for me