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I've been using it for a bit now. No need to dilute. I'm doing 1mL 2x a week for 4-6 weeks, getting bloodwork and then likely sticking to 1mL a week for 8 weeks, checking again and then lowering to every other week.

Is the stuff made for animals thicker? Do I need to water it down?

Do you need a vet's script for that?

What brand do you use?

Visceral fat reduction is one of the most important benefits. It can dramatically improve organ function and reduce risk factors. Well done!

For most people, high-dose oral B12 works just as well as injections for fixing deficiencies and staying good. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ Injections are better if you have absorption issues or need a fast fix.

It is important to remember that while these medications can be helpful tools, they should ideally be used in conjunction with lifestyle modifications, such as diet and exercise, and under the guidance of a healthcare professional. It's crucial to address the underlying eating disorder with...

Kindness is always the right answer. BTW, you look great in both photos, but you definitely look happier now.

I saw someone mention NAD+ injections and scalp tingling. I've experienced that too! Pretty weird but harmless, I think. Just a strange neurological reaction. Also, PubMed is a great resource. I would suggest, as others have, to start one at a time with the peps.

You look good in both, honestly. But that negativity... it's a killer. I'm resolving to find more joy, too.

Outstanding!

Yeah, of course! Glad I could help. Everyone's different, but I don't think you need to stress too much.

Hey, I have epilepsy too! Mine are grand mal seizures, though, and pretty well controlled with lamotrigine. Peptides haven't been a problem for me at all. I've used Reta and DSIP for a while. I've also tried TB/BCP and ipamorelin. I'll be starting MOTS-C and SS31 soon. Keeping my baseline stable...

Amazing transformation! You look fantastic, great work.

How are you all managing your hematocrit? My testosterone was around 1000 ng/dL after a couple months of TRT (100mg/week), but my hematocrit shot up to 55%.

Looking good at any size!

I've been using one particular source for a while and haven't had any issues. But definitely do your own research and look for third-party testing.

Has anyone had any success finding a good peptide source for something like tesamorelin? The stuff I've seen is either gone or doesn't carry it. It’s approved for HIV lipodystrophy, but it costs around $5k a month for a normal dose.

Big data means big money. Time will tell what they're really up to, but it probably won't be good. The real valuable data isn't the purity or quality; that's just the bait to get people to volunteer their data.

Wow, looking great!!