KPV giving smooth skin?

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Fit-Tale

Fit-Tale

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My buddy started on 250mcg of KPV about a week and a half ago, mainly hoping it would help with some mast cell problems. Nothing's changed there, but we noticed something totally different: his skin is crazy soft! We haven't changed anything else, no new soaps or anything. Even if this is the only thing it does, it's worth it!
 
I'm really not sure. I always think I've learned everything about what these peptides do, and then something else pops up haha
 
That's interesting. I've lost around 70 pounds this last year, and now I'm dealing with some loose skin issues. It's itchy and dry, and moisturizer alone isn't cutting it. I wonder if KPV could help?
 
Scale_Ready said:
That's interesting. I've lost around 70 pounds this last year, and now I'm dealing with some loose skin issues. It's itchy and dry, and moisturizer alone isn't cutting it. I wonder if KPV could help?
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With the itching, ensure you're well-hydrated; sometimes, it's that simple. Also, consider a cream with urea/carbamide. 10-15% might help. But since it's itchy enough to scratch to bleeding, do see your doctor to rule out eczema or allergies.
 
King said:
With the itching, ensure you're well-hydrated; sometimes, it's that simple. Also, consider a cream with urea/carbamide. 10-15% might help. But since it's itchy enough to scratch to bleeding, do see your doctor to rule out eczema or allergies.
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Thanks King, I will try increasing my water intake first. I'm always hesitant to go to the doctor.
 
Huh, I wonder if it could help with pressure spots? It isn't a pretty topic, but since I've dropped almost 60 pounds, I've noticed some irritation where skin rubs. Maybe KPV helps with skin resilience?
 
Oz_Squad_Leader said:
Huh, I wonder if it could help with pressure spots? It isn't a pretty topic, but since I've dropped almost 60 pounds, I've noticed some irritation where skin rubs. Maybe KPV helps with skin resilience?
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For pressure spots, keep the area clean and VERY dry. You can find silicone foam dressings at any drugstore; change them as needed. If it's not improving, see your doctor.
 
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