Lovedog100
GLP-1 Apprentice
Please elaborate on this. How much Chia seeds, and how much water we we use?
Things I wish someone told me before starting & who do you tell?
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FlowerFairy
GLP-1 Enthusiast
I started with 2 tablespoonful, worked up to 4 over a few months in a 12-16 oz glass of warm water.
FlowerFairy
GLP-1 Enthusiast
I wish you luck! I would love to have more, but thus far no luck.
MakeNoPeaceWithEvil
GLP-1 Apprentice
The only thing I disagree with in this whole thread is to use calculators. I may be alone here but I will die on this hill...LEARN THE MATH! Do not use calculators until you understand concentration, dilution, and dosing.
Biggest lesson learned is telling friends, family, and coworkers. I LOVE helping people but when friends and family hear and see the progress, they often have ZERO interest in researching and just want a vial...I have sold half of my reta at cost to good friends and coworkers, and I had to reconstitute, sell it to them, provide insulin syringes, and then coach them on what to expect...I label anything I give away as clearly RUO but it's still risky and I don't plan on doing it anymore...
Also, LEARN THE MATH! Do not use calculators until you understand concentration, dilution, and dosing.
Biggest lesson learned is telling friends, family, and coworkers. I LOVE helping people but when friends and family hear and see the progress, they often have ZERO interest in researching and just want a vial...I have sold half of my reta at cost to good friends and coworkers, and I had to reconstitute, sell it to them, provide insulin syringes, and then coach them on what to expect...I label anything I give away as clearly RUO but it's still risky and I don't plan on doing it anymore...
Also, LEARN THE MATH! Do not use calculators until you understand concentration, dilution, and dosing.
DidntMakeBrownies
GLP-1 Apprentice
I am jealous of your friends. I would be so relieved if I had an IRL mentor type around.
ronin365
GLP-1 Apprentice
My wife and a few close friends and family know what I'm doing. But I underestimated how much interest that would generate (so far, no judgment). My wife was on the sidelines for months. But she saw the changes, and now she is on Reta and Klow.
My mother used to be an ICU nurse and can't believe I am sticking myself with needles on a daily basis. Both my parents are overweight and could benefit from the "research" but have shown no interest. My son recently jumped in, went his own way and is on his first cycle of CJC-1295/Ipamorelin. My daughter just got her Klow kit through me.
My brother and his girlfriend took one look at me after not seeing me for six months, and they wanted in. I just got them their kits, and am coaching them. My brother's first dose of Reta (2 mg) has already has him eating, drinking, and smoking less. Both he and his girlfriend are also taking Klow. She's reporting that its helping her autoimmune condition-- she has more energy, less inflammation, and feels better. Now she wants me to get her Thymosin Alpha-1 and she is doing more research.
I have a friend who also wants in. I am getting him Reta, as soon as the Chinese Labor Day holiday is over. And it seems I will be coaching him as well.
All this to say, if you do tell people and decide to help. Consider the responsibility and time commitment. Time commitment wasn't something I gave much thought to —researching vendors, peptides, effects, coaching, ordering, etc.
Things to think about before volunteering information or offering to get a kit or other help.
My mother used to be an ICU nurse and can't believe I am sticking myself with needles on a daily basis. Both my parents are overweight and could benefit from the "research" but have shown no interest. My son recently jumped in, went his own way and is on his first cycle of CJC-1295/Ipamorelin. My daughter just got her Klow kit through me.
My brother and his girlfriend took one look at me after not seeing me for six months, and they wanted in. I just got them their kits, and am coaching them. My brother's first dose of Reta (2 mg) has already has him eating, drinking, and smoking less. Both he and his girlfriend are also taking Klow. She's reporting that its helping her autoimmune condition-- she has more energy, less inflammation, and feels better. Now she wants me to get her Thymosin Alpha-1 and she is doing more research.
I have a friend who also wants in. I am getting him Reta, as soon as the Chinese Labor Day holiday is over. And it seems I will be coaching him as well.
All this to say, if you do tell people and decide to help. Consider the responsibility and time commitment. Time commitment wasn't something I gave much thought to —researching vendors, peptides, effects, coaching, ordering, etc.
Things to think about before volunteering information or offering to get a kit or other help.
Zoozoo's Mama
GLP-1 Apprentice
Have you tried a VPN that would make it look like you are in another country?
That's luckily exactly where I first heard about gray and thus ended up here. Started off on compounded but I definitely can't afford those prices long term!
AgingRegenDamaged
GLP-1 Novice
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I have dyscalculia via a TBI thanks to a drunk driver hitting me while I was legally on a pedestrian crossing.
Previously I could perform complex quadratics in my head with ease.
Given my condition all the help I can get is fine.
When I try to focus on numbers up to and including long division I have either mild confusion, vertigo, nausea and have vomited in two memorable occasions.
