SS-31 + MOTs-C vs NAD+

[ConnieL]

Do any of you notice having more dreams when taking RETA? I hope this doesn't last long because they are not always pleasant dreams, and I remember them too long.

 

[ContainHer]

Is anyone filtering their NAD+? I'd like to filter mine but wasn't sure if it can be done.

 

[PAPoots]

Somewhere in there someone should work in 5A1MQ. Mix in that freaky orange stuff for added energy and increased NAD+ through the NNMT inhibition.

You had me a freaky orange stuff.

 

[PAPoots]

Do any of you notice having more dreams when taking RETA? I hope this doesn't last long because they are not always pleasant dreams, and I remember them too long.

You might ask that in the Reta forum. For me, no. The higher heart rate, more frequent trips to the bathroom... according to my sleep tracker I get a lot less REM sleep. So rarely do i dream. I'm hoping long term my body adjusts, or when I get to my goal weight, I can back off enough to get better sleep.

 

[AndyPanda]

Do any of you notice having more dreams when taking RETA? I hope this doesn't last long because they are not always pleasant dreams, and I remember them too long.

Get yourself some Prazosin. It will stop your dreams.

 

[Chili777]

74 year old male. My research is to follow the 14 week mitochondria protocol for molecular repair and enhancement. After that, my research will be 6 weeks on followed by 3 weeks off for a few cycles of GLOW. This will benefit cellular repair and enhancement. Molecular first followed by cellular.

I'm doing the same. I looked at cerebrolysin but I think I'm going to start with Epitalon for brain health first followed by Semax, both via IN. I read that Epitalon potentially helps with TBIs by restoring brain signal intensity. I've had a couple due to car accidents, none my fault. I read that Epitalon followed by Cerebrolysin acts synergistically. So, continuing Reta, followed by the mitochondrial protocol, followed by KLOW and then the brain health protocol, sequentially.