1 Month KPV Update

GrandmaJ said:
I wanted to provide an update since I decided to cycle off for a couple of weeks. It has only been 4 days and all of my joint and hip pain have come roaring back. I am thinking about going back on already. It could just be a coincidence but I haven't done anything out of the ordinary that should cause pain. I am going to research to see if there are any issues with staying on KPV long term then weight the risk vs reward.
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Are you running anything else? I was reading around KPV great for masking the problems but to run others to actually fix the underlying issues like BPC etc
 
GrandmaJ said:
After 3 months on Tirz and making sure I was past all the side effects, I decided to add in KPV for it's anti-inflammatory potential. I noticed improvements in inflammation almost immediately on Tirz and wanted to see if I could optimize it even further. I am doing .5(500mcg) first thing in the morning. I started to see results after about 5 days. Zero ISR or side effect so far.

Very noticeable:
  • Easier to get out of bed without any warming up. I used to sit on the bed, gently rolling my ankles around, moving my knees a little etc before putting weight on my legs. Now I just jump up.
  • Hip pain that used to wake me up if I rolled over on it while sleeping is gone.
  • Capral tunnel/wrist pain was almost gone by the 20 day mark. I still get an occasional ping of pain if I lift something heavy.
  • I am not as sore after softball or playing with the kids. (I up my dose to 1mg on days I have active plans. maybe 2x a week as needed)
  • More energy, planted a garden, hauled bags of soil, bent over a lot and felt just a little sore the next day. This would have knocked me out for 2 or 3 days before.
Not sure if it is related
  • Weight loss increased back up to 1.2 lb a week once I added in KPV with no change to Tirz dose. I had settled in at about .5 a pound a week.
  • Stomach issues are much better especially acid reflux
  • Hands seem to work better, less finger cramping and I can see my knuckles again. Less inflamation. (Not sure if this is the Tirz or KPV and I just didn't notice earlier)
  • Easier to wake up, not lounging in bed as long.
I know we are all just trying to figure out what works for us with very little human trail science to go on so thought I would share.
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So great to read this THANK YOU!
I’ve been reading up on KPV and I believe that will be my next pep. I have been on T1rz for 5 months and lost 30 lbs. I have had 3 back surgeries one TKR and major shoulder repair. I am too dang young to feel this old. Lol My knee still swells 3 years after replacement no matter how much I exercise. I have MCAS due to Alpha Gal. 1st two months on T1rz inflammation left but now it’s back I’m hoping this calms down the MCAS
 
laansasa said:
It will definitely help. I only have it on my scalp. Another thing I found incredible results with is dropping seed oils. I also have eczema on 2 fingers that flares up and it is 100% triggered by seed oils. When I eat out it goes haywire. I noticed some restaurants don't use seed oils so I put them to a test and sure enough, no flare up. This includes the scalp psoriasis. Good luck healing your skin.
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Seed oils are the cause of so many ailments. When we go to events (we race) we are there for 2-4 days. We eat at the vendor food trucks and I almost always come home sick my face breaks out and I don’t feel well until it’s al out of my system.
 
CherokeeSunshine said:
Seed oils are the cause of so many ailments. When we go to events (we race) we are there for 2-4 days. We eat at the vendor food trucks and I almost always come home sick my face breaks out and I don’t feel well until it’s al out of my system.
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💯. I can totally feel it, too. Mostly my skin but my whole body feels it. I avoild them like the plague. When I eat out, I try to stick to the places that don't use them. Suprisignly, Buffalo Wild Wings, and some Popeye's don't use them. There is also a really yummy mexican food chain in SoCal that doesn't use them and we eat there often.
 
laansasa said:
💯. I can totally feel it, too. Mostly my skin but my whole body feels it. I avoild them like the plague. When I eat out, I try to stick to the places that don't use them. Suprisignly, Buffalo Wild Wings, and some Popeye's don't use them. There is also a really yummy mexican food chain in SoCal that doesn't use them and we eat there often.
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Due to having Aloha GalI try to take most of my food with me but that fried catfish vendor gets me every time and I pay for it every time lol we do have one Hawaiian Asian flare vendor which I love. His food is so clean. I frequent him first throughout the course of an event.
 
Well my adventure with KPV didnt start well. Was pinning "kpv" for the last 2 weeks, and was getting suspicious, when my knee started to be sore....eventually found out my kpv is a bad batch. Vendor provided me with the refund, but now got to find a proper source of kpv. Any suggestions guys?
 
ultima thule said:
Well my adventure with KPV didnt start well. Was pinning "kpv" for the last 2 weeks, and was getting suspicious, when my knee started to be sore....eventually found out my kpv is a bad batch. Vendor provided me with the refund, but now got to find a proper source of kpv. Any suggestions guys?
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I'm deciding whether to buy it; I'll get it from pphk.
 
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vale113 said:
I'm deciding whether to buy it; I'll get it from pphk.
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Well we in the same boat. Would rather hear someone who runs that currently and happy. Actually considering to order from the vendor, I was dealing with before and didn't disappoint me yet, but the problem is, their KPV has the same cap, as the bunk one I got...of course it may mean shite, but, I'm a bit prejudiced 😆
 
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ultima thule said:
 wel

Well we in the same boat. Would rather hear someone who runs that currently and happy. Actually considering to order from the vendor, I was dealing with before and didn't disappoint me yet, but the problem is, their KPV has the same cap, as the bunk one I got...of course it may mean shite, but, I'm a bit prejudiced 😆
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I think it's normal to be wary; I'm going to get it there because I've had a good experience with everything.
 
ultima thule said:
Well my adventure with KPV didnt start well. Was pinning "kpv" for the last 2 weeks, and was getting suspicious, when my knee started to be sore....eventually found out my kpv is a bad batch. Vendor provided me with the refund, but now got to find a proper source of kpv. Any suggestions guys?
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Not going to suggest a specific vendor but I will suggest to choose one that is popular for group tests on TG. This way you can get full panel test on your batch without spending $500
 
BigRed1 said:
Not going to suggest a specific vendor but I will suggest to choose one that is popular for group tests on TG. This way you can get full panel test on your batch without spending $500
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That's what I know. Just gave a try a new vendor to test the waters. Mostly due to the very good reviews, recent COA's, good pricing and speedy delivery....unfortunately completely failed the test. From 3 ordered products only one turned out to be legit. 2 bunk. I'm in a test group and vendor provided refunds or replacements...
 
Is KPV a daily pin? I am getting some and plan on going low and slow.....Just wondering so I don't mess this up! Also wanting more anti-inflammatory benefits. Only been on Tirz since November and have lost 30 lbs! Feeling good!
 
I have tennis and golf arm on my right arm and only tennis arm on my left. According to the doctor, a strong inflammation and partial rupture. Now I take GHKCU, bpc157, tb4 and HGH. Can I take KPV now? What do you think, and do I have to sneak in kpv or can I immediately on 1mg daily
 
You are already doing a glow stack, no harm in making it a klow stack. I started with .5, but I now do ~1mg a day. I do it in two pins, but you could probably start at 1mg with no issues.
 
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RicFlair said:
Very refreshing to hear this. I have terrible psoriasis on every place on my head and face that has hair. Beard, moustache, eyebrows, scalp, its horrible, just started kpv last week @ 0.5mg so i am hoping to see good results
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Quick update on this, been on KPV since this post. My Psoriasis has been immensely better, as well as pairing it with tazarotene. Gut health also has improved and I love KPV so far. This is something I want to be stocked on for the long term for sure
 
RicFlair said:
Quick update on this, been on KPV since this post. My Psoriasis has been immensely better, as well as pairing it with tazarotene. Gut health also has improved and I love KPV so far. This is something I want to be stocked on for the long term for sure
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What dosage are you using? I'd like to try it; I have a similar problem.
 
I read all those posts with jealousy...was pinning fake KPV for nearly 2 weeks, and now have to wait for the shipment of the proper one...😐
 
RavenHair43 said:
Is KPV a daily pin? I am getting some and plan on going low and slow.....Just wondering so I don't mess this up! Also wanting more anti-inflammatory benefits. Only been on Tirz since November and have lost 30 lbs! Feeling good!
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It is a daily dose. Some do 2x a day but I do well on .5 every morning. I have been known to do 1mg on rough days but always just as one morning pin. I finally broke down and got a pen and all the accessories. It does make it easier but I really struggled with the first few cartridges, wasted quite a bit trying to filter, fill and get the air out. But I think I have it figured out now.

From pep-pedia:

KPV recommended doses depend on your route and condition:Injectable (SubQ): 200-500mcg once or twice daily depending on severity. Start at 200-300mcg for general anti-inflammatory effects; increase to 500mcg twice daily for acute flare-ups. Typical cycle is 4-8 weeks.
 
GrandmaJ said:
It is a daily dose. Some do 2x a day but I do well on .5 every morning. I have been known to do 1mg on rough days but always just as one morning pin. I finally broke down and got a pen and all the accessories. It does make it easier but I really struggled with the first few cartridges, wasted quite a bit trying to filter, fill and get the air out. But I think I have it figured out now.

From pep-pedia:

KPV recommended doses depend on your route and condition:Injectable (SubQ): 200-500mcg once or twice daily depending on severity. Start at 200-300mcg for general anti-inflammatory effects; increase to 500mcg twice daily for acute flare-ups. Typical cycle is 4-8 weeks.
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Thank you so much for the reply on that! It should be coming in the mail soon so I hope to start it shortly after the holiday. See how it goes!
 
vale113 said:
What dosage are you using? I'd like to try it; I have a similar problem.
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I started off at 0.5mg but i recently upped it to 1mg to see if i notice a stronger effect. I know more doesnt always necessarily mean better but this is where research is needed lol. Since I mainly only see 0.5mg as being the recommended dose i want to see if taking more will have any other effect or if its just a waste. Currently sitting on two kits of kpv and will definitely be ordering more so I can afford to try it out
 
desinr-gal said:

Please show studies that demonstrate the problems caused by seed oils.
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In some frameworks, oils are okay in moderation but not ideal, especially for weight loss:

Gemini said:
FeatureExtracted OilsWhole Food Fats (Nuts, Avocados)
Nutrient ProfileConcentrated fat (low in micronutrients)Rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals
SatietyLow (minimal stomach stretch)High (due to fiber and volume)
Caloric DensityExtremely highModerate to high
Blood Sugar ImpactNegligibleStabilizing (due to fiber)
ProcessingRefined/ExtractedMinimal/Unprocessed
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OTOH, Atkins puts more oils than most in their protein shakes, including the "GLP friendly" shakes in the red packaging with 30 grams of protein. They are still relatively low calorie, though lovingly processed.

Personally, I think it depends what else is going on with the meal or snack. If everything else in the meal is relatively low fat, that gives more breathing room to me. For me, the obvious thing to avoid is a Grand Slam of multiple fatty foods to literally slow blood flow.
 
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Calm Logic said:
In some frameworks, oils are okay in moderation but not ideal, especially for weight loss:


OTOH, Atkins puts more oils than most in their protein shakes, including the "GLP friendly" shakes in the red packaging with 30 grams of protein. They are still relatively low calorie, though lovingly processed.

Personally, I think it depends what else is going on with the meal or snack. If everything else in the meal is relatively low fat, that gives more breathing room to me. For me, the obvious thing to avoid is a Grand Slam of multiple fatty foods to literally slow blood flow.
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I get the No oil reasoning..for a period of time to improve weightloss. I agree with the poly 6 being worse.. I just want to see if there is any proof that seed oils are causing health problems. Coconuts are seeds and it's oil is highly saturated even causing ldl numbers to rise, yet not counted.. I avoided all oil for a time, but now include small amounts of EVOO.
 
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