Are you happy that you found peptides?

[Troposphere]

I went a little crazy at first after seeing how effective retatrutide is. I did a 9-week cycle of KLOW and a 4-week cycle of twice daily CJC/Ipa in addition to Reta every three days.

I got a bit tired of pinning so much so now I am down to HGH every night before bed and reta every three days. I have a colonoscopy coming up and I am pausing Reta for a week, and when I return I plan to try a once weekly dose. Partly because I never tried it that way and want to see how it works for me, and partly because I am sick of so much pinning.

So, to answer the question, I am super happy to have found peptides. Reta helped me lose a ton of weight and I can see the beginnings of abdominal definition again. KLOW helped heal a nagging knee injury. HGH (and the secretagogues) have helped with recovery from exercise and giving me some of the best sleep of my adult life.

I could see myself going overboard and doing too many things. NAD+, SS-31 and MOTS-c all sound interesting and tempting for an aging athlete. However, for me the method of administration is an inherent roadblock to doing too many different peptides.

 

[cujet]

More research is needed! We should get paid for this mass human guinea pig trial! Why is big pharma not paying us?

There is some possibility we are actually in a managed human trial. Grey websites, low prices, madeinchina products of varying quality, open discussions that AI can easily scrape for info. Yeah, that's kind of 'tin-foil' ish thinking.

However, you should know that my background is in very high end corporate aviation. The things I've learned our passenger, the 'good doctor' did (kidney dialysis testing in China) would make your blood boil. It was quite a lethal racket

 

[BNLFL]

There is some possibility we are actually in a managed human trial. Grey websites, low prices, madeinchina products of varying quality, open discussions that AI can easily scrape for info. Yeah, that's kind of 'tin-foil' ish thinking.

However, you should know that my background is in very high end corporate aviation. The things I've learned our passenger, the 'good doctor' did (kidney dialysis testing in China) would make your blood boil. It was quite a lethal racket View attachment 27806

So, what jet is that?

 

[cujet]

So, what jet is that?

Gulfstream G600. The view from FL510

 

[CherokeeSunshine]

The thing that first got me interested in KPV Is that I saw some post somewhere, not sure if on here, where people were saying that KPV will take away the injection site irritation from GHK cu.

Then I started researching and saw that it is supposed to be really good for inflammation. I know for sure that I have systemic inflammation, likely from all the visceral fat still on my body.

I did a cycle of Selank along with Semax. Selank earlier in the day and Semax in afternoon/evening. I really like Semax. I'm doing another cycle of both, started yesterday. Selank is some odd stuff, I really cannot describe it, but it is sort of calming in a curious way. Semax is definitely my favorite of the 2 as it does increase dopamine (you can feel this) and for me it also improves focus.

Great to know thanks 🙌🏽 I actually read that it could help with ADHD