Oh sweet summer child… I stopped reading the moment I saw "Dr. McDougall," the infamous chiropractor that pretends to be a real doctor on YouTube.Virtually every cancer researcher would think HGH and the other GH peptides are a horrible idea for long-term recreational use:
When Friends Ask: "Why Don't You Drink Milk?" - Dr. McDougall
Read the latest on serious health-related issues and what you can do about them. Hear success stories from people who were helped by the McDougall Program.www.drmcdougall.com
Same with urologists regarding HGH and prostate growth, especially if on TRT as well. Same with cardiologists regarding LVH, stroke risk, etc:
Keeping the Genie in the Bottle: Growth Hormone and Cardiovascular Disease
Similarly:
Poison is always in the dose. I could find research on how harmful drinking too much water is, even on PubMed.
None of your citations are credible, I’m afraid, and I think you’re mistaking the folks on this forum for the ones on Meso. I highly doubt any of us are blasting 10iu of GH for recreational use. I’m taking 1iu per day, which is really helping me sleep peacefully.
I think you also forgot to look into how harmful low levels of testosterone can be for both men and women, including increased all-cause mortality, bone loss, etc.
And you’re missing the essence of what I said. You told people to stop taking Reta, Tirz, and Cagri, and that is out of line. We will choose our own poison, and you, unfortunately, have no say in it.
I just posted about nootropics that help with mental clarity. It might be helpful for you, so I’ll link it here, my friend.
My Limitless Stack - Nootropics
I have to admit, I’m only mildly interested in GLP-1s, and I know this forum is primarily dedicated to them. To be fair, I was on Reta for six months and also briefly tried Cagri, but my main area of interest is performance enhancement, particularly nootropics. These are the compounds I’m...
glp1forum.com
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