SLU-PP-915??? Any opinions?

[Smiter]

MA research boys had a liquid suspension version which they have listed as out of stock. I wonder if an intranasal would work like the sublingual version. It's called intranasal but like the Salbutamol inhaler, it's used orally.

 

[Smiter]

So, one of the vendors whose website I had sent an inquiry to contacted me and offered a quote. I am considering if any vaults nearby are worth jacking.

 

[BoombotzV 61563]

For those of you who have time to really geek-out on chemical compounds, there is a write up on https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Slu-PP-915.

 

[Rawbiotix]

SLU-PP-332 doesn't get talked about enough. It's an ERR agonist so it basically mimics what happens to your body during endurance training at the cellular level. The mitochondrial biogenesis research on it is pretty wild. Animal studies showed solid improvements in oxidative capacity and stamina in sedentary subjects which is what got me interested in it. It's still early compared to something like cardarine but honestly I think the mechanism is cleaner. Hitting ERR directly vs PPAR delta just feels more targeted. Going to be interesting to watch as more data comes out.

 

[quicksilver80]

SLU-PP-332 doesn't get talked about enough. It's an ERR agonist so it basically mimics what happens to your body during endurance training at the cellular level. The mitochondrial biogenesis research on it is pretty wild. Animal studies showed solid improvements in oxidative capacity and stamina in sedentary subjects which is what got me interested in it. It's still early compared to something like cardarine but honestly I think the mechanism is cleaner. Hitting ERR directly vs PPAR delta just feels more targeted. Going to be interesting to watch as more data comes out.

The confusing dosage arguements and whats effective are whats keeping me from even thinking about it. Saw a mg per kg? Unless someone designed a belt fed pen that seems like a pain. Lol

 

[Rawbiotix]

The dosing question is the biggest thing holding people back from taking it seriously. Most of the animal data used mg per kg so extrapolating to human equivalent doses gets murky fast. The general range people have been working with is somewhere between 10mg and 50mg but there is no clean consensus yet. That is honestly part of what makes it interesting though. The research is still early enough that people who get in now and actually track their results are going to be the ones shaping the conversation when more data comes out. The pen issue is real too. Until someone figures out a cleaner delivery format the barrier to entry stays high which is probably why it hasn't blown up the way cardarine did.