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There are lots of reasons why I want to keep taking glycine. It's needed for your body to make glutathione, creatine, and collagen. Some studies also say it helps with sleep and even dropping pounds. When I started taking it with my trz dose, I was on the max Ozempic dose and was stuck. I had...

Okay, I saw some powder on a certain online retailer that starts with an 'A'. I'll get that if I can't find anything else. Thanks!

You two look fantastic.

I've been getting my trz from a compounding place and they mix it with glycine. It's been working so well that I'm scared to switch. Now that I'm using a different version of trz, I'd like to find a place to get injectable glycine. Any ideas?

Fantastic. Just keep at it 💪🏾

Awesome news! Aside from the injections, did you change your lifestyle at all? Like diet or any workouts?

I just started Ozempic this week. I was really nervous about how much it would cost me. It ended up being $0 with my insurance. Without insurance, it would have been 1200 bucks! That's wild. I wonder how the price will change when I need to up my dose?

Great progress, so glad for you!

I have been reading that when you use BPC-157 to heal an injury, you should inject it close to the injury. I just had rotator cuff surgery and can only use one arm. I'm doing sub-q in my stomach fat because it is easier to reach. Is this still going to work?

My thinking is that if they gradually increase the reta, the metabolism boost might eventually outweigh the hunger, leading to the desired weight loss.

What about reducing the sema while slowly increasing the reta, and eventually phasing out the tirz?

I understand the math, but is there a standard BAC to peptide ratio? Is a minimum amount needed for dissolving? Is there an ideal concentration? I'm using 15mg of T currently compounded and switching to gray market. I planned 3ml for a T60 vial, yielding 4 shots of 75 units since that's my...

Keep the BAC water under 2mL. I'd say 2mL max, giving you 4 shots of 0.5mL each. No need for a large syringe. 50 units per shot (0.5ml) is similar to what a popular brand name does.

So if I get a vial that's 15mg and want to take 100mcg 4 times a day, how much water should I add? I'm using insulin syringes.