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You could take both, but do you need to? That's the question you should be asking yourself..."what do you need to take/do in order to maintain good insulin sensitivity?"
So long as you can do that, there is no need to use additional sensitizers. I recommend taking sensitizers that not only get the job done, but have the most benefits/least potential side effects. The strongest sensitizer is always the best sensitizer for every person. If you could get the desired results with something that may or may not be quite as string, but provides more overall health benefits and less side effects, you would be wide to do so.
Let's use statins as an example. We could take high-dose Crestor and it will have a huge impact on our cholesterol values, but it will also have a ton of serious side effects and no other benefits. On the other hand, there are natural remedies that can potentially work just as well, and sometimes better, along with a host if health benefits and no side effects. What sounds like the better choice?
While the side effects of sensitizers are nowhere near as serious, the principle is the same--use that which gets the job done, while providing the most health benefits and the least side effects.
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