Bought the -40 degree freezer many talk about here on Amazon. Has been working really well. Cheap solution IMO for long term pep storage. The premium associated with getting the -80 freezers does not seem worth it at this time IMO.
I think it’s helpful to consider that while Survo may have better receptor binding, it may not necessarily have a better effect. I would be careful of taking receptor binding to be the same as drug effectiveness. Receptor kinetics at play here. From my review of the literature however, Survo...
Slowly beginning to get to the point of not focusing overtly on getting the best deal but actually getting a well tested, well vetted product. The extra 50 cents or more per mg are worth it for safety reasons.
Mainly used Reta but used Tirz for like 30 percent of the journey (on its own, stacking etc). But mostly straight Reta. But Tirz definitely does the suppression of food noise the best and with a smidge of Cagri is very tolerable. Reta works great but at 10. Never went above 7.5 on Tirz. So...
Bought quite a bit of T30 and R15 from ASC around Nov/Dec. Really hoping they are good. Just have to snoop around for Janoshik's or get my own testing done. From my prelim research, I have not seen a bad test result with these specific product masses.
After spending an unreasonable amount of time trying to figure out crypto, I think I'll bow out for now. PGB has some good sales on Survo but figuring out all the crypto shenanigans is just beyond my ability right now.
If you understand the biochemistry of uncoupling agents, you'll understand why this may not be such a good idea. There are much better, safer ways to go about weight loss/increasing metabolic rate than doing this.
Had to keep clicking on links on the website for an unreasonable amount of time yesterday. Finally found it under latest posts (incretin mimetics section).
I still find it baffling how many pay money, have seriously delayed shipping times compared to many other vendors, and still calmly take insults from someone for being a few dollars cheaper. But to each his own.
May be way off on this, but when you lose fat and fluid from weight loss, you’re losing a decent amount of insulation and heat conduction capabilities. Just saying. Kind of like when women get pregnant and feel warm all the time and then the cold sets in after baby comes and all that extra blood...
Hi @amynurse. Interested in reading your mazdutide posts on peppy's but I can't find them. Could you please help? Joined today, did a search for the specific topic, and still no luck. You can PM me if need be. Interested in learning more about this peptide.
If the data you’re reporting is right, you took 1.25 mg of Semaglutide. Pretty high to start off with but not as scary as when I originally read the message.
This is entirely anecdotal, but I’ve read lots of experiences from people who have taken Cagri and it seems to lose its super potent effect after a short while. Tried it 3x, got a somewhat similar result, side effects not worth it, so I’ve largely stuck with the usuals.
For now, my perspective having digested some of this is that I’ll be staying off cagrilintide. There’s just so much other stuff available, I don’t see the absolute necessity of it. Whatever small benefit it may provide in a stack balanced against the risk of amyloid fibrils in the brain is not...
I wish as well. There’s a few on this forum that have a habit of being contentious while ignoring actual issues of discussion. Someone took the time to put helpful material together and then the opening salvo from one individual is to start attacking who he or she is while really adding nothing...
With such little information available and limited studies, I’d be loathe to trying this now even if it’s available. I would wait till more studies are done. Retatrutide and others have been heavily tested in tons of other people.
Please do not do this if you have normal thyroid function. T3 is one of the more reactive forms of thyroid hormone. Here are a few things you can do to yourself that may be less than ideal;
First, being in a thyroid excess state can throw you into Afib. T3 leads to the insertion of more beta 1...
I think the results people get with these drugs depend on biology (like having diabetes vs not: diabetics lose weight quite a bit slower than non diabetics) but also on many other factors that folks don't account for: exercise level, diet, protein intake, etc. These drugs can be a very helpful...
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