I don't se why it wouldn't work, but I can't be sure. I tried it with BPC, and I'm very happy that I did. I first heard about it from Ben Greenfield, then from Amber O'Hearn, she used it for gut issues and had success too.BinaryPinecone said:
Which peptide gave you real, noticeable results?
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I think this was one of the few ones I have seen which gets shared a lot. I am new to the world of peptides as well.RigorMan said:
Also using chatgpt/claude or google gemini deep research is better than grok. Grok is not very good with their training data of peptides. Just my 2 cents.
No, but I have some on order. When I first started researching the Khavinson peptides, I read that Adamax may not be suitable for some like me, being in their mid-60's, as it may stimulate dopamine too much and potentially overwhelm BDNF receptors.Goonwise said:
Gemini gave me this: "It is widely regarded as the most stimulatory of the bunch. It’s known for a more pronounced increase in BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor). Users often describe it as providing "limitless" levels of mental endurance, though some find it too intense for simple desk work. It is a high-performance booster, not a long-term health restorer. It is excellent for a deadline, but less ideal for daily longevity maintenance compared to Semax or Epitalon."
Pep-pedia say the dosage is only 200-300 mcg and via SQ only, and for no more than 2-4 weeks with an equal washout period. So I need still to determine under what circumstances I use it, and for how long. Sounds like rocket fuel at my age.
I am in my mid 30s. I should try this to get some of my "limitless" energy back. With the kids and the job, I need something "limitless" like this or something old fashioned like snow.Chili777 said:
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Honestly, I can't tell the difference. Did 2 months of Reta at 1.5mg/week and am currently on 3rd week of Tirz at the same dose. Bloodwork showed good improvement on A1c, and really good improvement with lipid profile. Will do 2 months of Tirz and repeat bloodwork. Appetite suppression on both feels equal, and I can resist the urge to binge on Reese's Cups. Both cause a fair amount of constipation, I've never experienced nausea with either. I lost about 9 pounds in 6 weeks on Reta (which was not my intention), and weight is remaining steady on Tirz. No loss of energy on either, no anhedonia, continuing my 3 times a week resistance training and 2 times daily walks (I go anywhere from 5-8 miles total every day). My BMI is 19.3 and I'm 5'10". (I did not intend to lose weight, as I'm already pretty lean and honestly in pretty good shape for a guy staring down 70 years of age. GLP1's are freakng amazing for folks who want to lose weight, and just as amazing for people (me!) who'd like to live longer.Retarage said:
Yeah. The energy needed to handle kids is severely underestimated. I can see why asian households are multi generational with grandparents.Chili777 said:LOL. I had two youngins at that age and it would have been perfect then. It's definitely cheaper and cleaner than.
Researcher6076
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Tirz and Reta , of course.
GLOW objectively improved my skin with results appearing in about 1 month .
Ipamorelin and CJC NODAC are absolutely giving me the expected GH pulses , I can feel them. I think it longer term monitoring is needed for observable effects.
GLOW objectively improved my skin with results appearing in about 1 month .
Ipamorelin and CJC NODAC are absolutely giving me the expected GH pulses , I can feel them. I think it longer term monitoring is needed for observable effects.
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Aside from Tirz and Reta, MT-2 has real world effects. The first thing I noticed, was darkening of existing moles and sun spots; not so dark that they were gross or anything, but noticeable to me in the mirror. While your skin will get darker, any skin that is exposed to the sun (face, arms, and legs in my case), will get much darker than parts covered by clothing; so I've got a hell of a farmers tan going on in early march that I will have to work to balance out. Also, I'm pretty sure my overall complexion is darker than it would normally be. Rosacea runs in my family, so on sunny days, my face is almost always red, which prompts people to ask if I'm hot, sunburned, or need to sit down for a minute - needless to say, I f*cking hate this. Since starting MT-2, my face is more tan than red, so I'm all in on the farmers tan. The last thing, and it's hilarious, but I do sometimes feel like a 16 year old again, in that I will totally get a chubby for no reason at all. This can be a bit annoying, so I started taking it at night so not to have the unexpected tightening of the pants while shopping for groceries.
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My MOTSC is on the way. How has it helped you with training?tony56k said:
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Ghk-Cu, Selank and Semax, Mots.
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do you cycle ghk-cu? you don’t use them in the glow/klow stacks?miss-sanne said:
miss-sanne
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No I don't like stacks. Yes I cycle, 8 weeks on, 4 week of.Ruckus4519 said:
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What benefits have you seen from Selank and Semax? Considering one or possibly both to try and improve my mood/irritability but not sure on whether to take the plunge.IronPaw. said:
If only getting one, get Selank.tomokkerpro said:
Both had a noticeable effect, with taking Semax first thing in the morning, i felt it clearly riding my motorbike to work through heavy traffic.
I could easily concentrate on more hazards and felt sharper and better focused.
But the general feeling of well-being and calm with Selank so pleasant.
You can take both, but it is not recommended to use at exactly the same time, as they have different and somewhat competing effects. Calm vs focused.
Can recommended both.
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