I think adipotide is bad for the kidneys, so make sure you look into that. Also i read some anecdotal reports of it "eating brain tissue" since it's similar to the fatty tissue it's designed to kill off.
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Chizikitide-1977 said:
That kind of makes sense. It's primary use is for double chins... being so close to the brain which is around 60 percent fat..
But what's a little brain atrophy between frens?
I'm going to be asking you about this post in the next week or so. I need to do my own research first though. I'm 40 and have had man boobs since 6 months after I had my appendix removed at 14 years old. I have considered surgery but never had the money. Not sure if fat melters would work but heck I'm willing to look into it.raw_oyster_eater said:
I think it's worth cautioning people about these fat melting drugs when it comes to safety from a tissue damage perspective. I'm not sure how they work buy if they are causing breakdown of cells, doing that too much too quickly may cause negative effects like increased potassium levels in the body which can cause heart problems or death. In the Emergency Dept we would be really careful with crush injuries for this reason - fast release of destroyed cell contents into circulation can cause heart issues. Muscle tissue is worse but fat also contains the basic stuff like sodium and potassium. Again I don't know if this works the same way but worth looking into whether doing too much at once could be dangerous. Labs and using an appropriate amount would be the right way to use these in my opinion.
Are fat dissolving injections safe?mostlydamp said:
An article published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology in 2017 found that there had been 990,000 vials of Adipocytolytic solution used by the end of 2016 in the UK with not one single patient reporting any serious reaction.
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what things would i be looking for on the labs?
I guess i can go to Quest and get some stuff done.
I think when used by their recommendations and dosage they probably are safe. I think using a bunch at once would potentially cause issues so that's the only way I am cautioning you. Use them but not too much at once or more than was used in the studies. If used by their correct amount I think it's really cool. Your multi injector is what caused me to urge caution lol! Not sure they used that in the study.raw_oyster_eater said:
I would probably recommend the usual labs CBC, CMP, depends on what else a doc may recommend. But cbc and cmp will give you liver function, kidney function, electrolyte levels, most of the important stuff.
Edit: not saying you need the labs done just if you use a lot of it that's the stuff you may want to get
instead of crying like shrews all the time, maybe i could get some help with all this. HOw do i mix this shit together to make a fat killing m-fer.mostlydamp said:
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Good luck with all that, I'm certainly not an authority on these. Not trying to "cry like a shrew" (???) I know you are gonna do what you are gonna do. ♥ I don't real have that much emotion about all of the following because I see it literally every day. I have devoted my life to helping others so I'm just kinda sad for you.raw_oyster_eater said:
But part of my involvement in this forum is to help educate other people on the danger of foolish courses of action. My words aren't truly for you @raw_oyster_eater since I know you aren't interested in caution. They are for others who may come across this forum. I see people die all the time based on their own choices. Maybe I can make someone reconsider using more than the studied dose or route of administration.
This is for you, random user. Just because you don't understand the consequences doesn't mean there aren't any. I've seen people have debilitating heart attacks and be filled with regret, people almost drowning in their secretions as they struggle to breathe with no recourse, people who have had strokes be doomed to a life of just going "blub blub blub" for the next 40 years of life. These consequences are real. The problem isn't that you might die, it's that you might not. When you deviate from known dosages and medication usages, there may be consequences. Learn, read, establish discourse with others and keep an open mind.
I usually don't really try to change peoples mind, but:raw_oyster_eater said:
I can probably considered quite reckless, and I'm a hypocrite preaching that people should do what's considered smart- not what I do.
But you my man, are doing shit I wouldn't even consider. Now that is quite concerning, cause I am definitely not nice to my body.
Edit: Let me clearly express how crazy those fat evaporators of yours are - Granted, I don't really know much about them. I tend to shy away from magical fairy dust remedies that effortlessly and efficiently promises to remove fat.
I am fine running a cycle of:
6IU hgh per day
300mg test e e3d
200-300mg tren e3d
200-300mg mast e3d
50mg anadrol a day as a kickstarter
halo or mtren as a pre workout
Some clenbuterol for fasted morning walks
Now, this isn't a cycle I'm likely to do again since I'm getting older and smarter. But I wouldn't really consider it a huge risk to my health either (yeah, i know...).
But I still wouldn't even consider jabbing fat evaporating acid into my body
it's all magical fairy dust.Bacchus said:
people can't wrap their head around what they are not used to doing.
i've been thru it with all the workout bros. If you do lipo or any tricks like fat melters or anything they don't understand, you're gay or a pussy or whatever other names they have.Bacchus said:No, I really can't wrap my head around it.
I haven't and probably won't even do research on it. So I could be wrong, it just seems rather crazy to me
Is that like Kybella? Does this stuff really work? Do you just inject it into the area you want the fat decreased?raw_oyster_eater said:
My mother had lipo years ago. One side was lopsided. She had to spend another $1300 on anesthesia to correct it. She said she would never do it again. Tummy tuck was the only way to go.
No. Gynecomastia is excess growth of breast tissue , not fat! Even assuming that these fat dissolvers actually work, they will do nothing to reduce breast tissue.jwillhite6 said:
my breasts have shrunk since i've started losing pounds. there definitely is some fat in there.Derby said:
if you read more of my posts, you'll see i don't give a flip of what anyone thinks of me.FrankTdog said:
i just shot in 5cc of lipo lab. Each injection site can handle about 1cc. I little bit oozes back out at that dose. Probably 0.5cc is optimum but more punctures.
Yes, but that wasn't what the other poster was referring to.raw_oyster_eater said:
I've never looked into fat dissolvers but this is all very interesting. Where does the fat go once it's dissolved? I'm imagining oil dribbling out of the puncture holes or something 
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