LIPO-C with NAD+

[yelloeyes]

I may give it a try if ALL of the crystals are gone. My current vial of Pegasus (with no crystals) that I first punctured about two weeks ago STINKS, A little dribble came out of the stopper when I was drawing a dose this morning and I have been smelling it all day. I think it is headed for the trash.

I stil have some Biboost+ left and ordered a vial of Shred today. I will need to wait to see when the Shred is scheduled to arrive and then decide if I pin the Bioboost, Crystal Pegasus or funky stanky Pegasus.

Shred? Did I miss a source? What is that?

 

[AndyPanda]

I may give it a try if ALL of the crystals are gone. My current vial of Pegasus (with no crystals) that I first punctured about two weeks ago STINKS, A little dribble came out of the stopper when I was drawing a dose this morning and I have been smelling it all day. I think it is headed for the trash.

I stil have some Biboost+ left and ordered a vial of Shred today. I will need to wait to see when the Shred is scheduled to arrive and then decide if I pin the Bioboost, Crystal Pegasus or funky stanky Pegasus.

Does the Pegasus have Glutathione in it? That smells like sulfur and it is normal.

 

[yelloeyes]

Does the Pegasus have Glutathione in it? That smells like sulfur and it is normal.

If it does it is not a listed ingredient.

 

[AndyPanda]

I didn't understand the difference so I google'd it:

TLDR: Cyano B12 is the cheap stuff and Methyl B12 is good

Enter Google AI:

• Production: CyanoB12 is synthetic, while methylB12 is naturally occurring.
• Body use: The body can convert synthetic forms of vitamin B12 into natural ones. After absorption, the methyl group is removed from methylB12, and the body must re-form it to make it usable.
• Supplements: CyanoB12 is more commonly used in supplements because it's less expensive than other forms of vitamin B12.
• Foods: MethylB12 is found in foods like fish, meat, eggs, and milk
• Health benefits: Both forms of vitamin B12 can help with conditions like B12 deficiency, pernicious anemia, ALS, and neuropathic pain. MethylB12 may also help with sleep quality and circadian rhythm.
  Bioavailability: Some research suggests that methylB12 is more bioavailable than cyanoB12, while other research suggests that there's no difference in absorption or bioavailability between the two forms.
  
  
  
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Cyanocobalamin is synthesized with and contains small amounts of cyanide. It is supposed to be safe but I try not to temp fate too often.

 

[GimmeABreak]

Shred? Did I miss a source? What is that?

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[GimmeABreak]

Cyanocobalamin is synthesized with and contains small amounts of cyanide. It is supposed to be safe but I try not to temp fate too often.

Apparently, Google's AI chose to leave this little tidbit out. Thanks for being smarter than the AI!

 

[yelloeyes]

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I looked before I typed. Did you mean the Carved that I suggested?