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scuba and thermogenics work fine together, as long as they are used with respect. So called modern thermogenics are little more then snake oil mixed with high doses of caffine. Pre ban ECA stacks were the right stuff. Excellent for energy, appitite supression, and weight loss. Belive me over 90 lbs lost in 3.5 months for the second time since I retired. Understanding your body and respecting it's limits are the keys.
I'm always a little cautious about the "Fat Burners" which always seem to be loading you up with stimulants.
As I posted in another thread, I've found Max GXL to be very effective all around for stamina, better sleep, mental focus, etc.
I started getting it from friends who sell it in their direct sales company. I liked it so well after three months that I joined them. Here's their website www.themaxfactory.com, where you can check out a short (18 min) presentation by clicking the reddish box on the left of center screen.
Have you considered that its the heat loss from being immersed for long periods of time that is making you tired. Increase your thermal protection. Add a light hood and see if it makes a difference.
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