SwampNut

Even at the split dose, this morning, I'm over-stimulated but also doing super well and ridiculously fast at my work tasks and a bunch of tech phone calls. Marty said he finds no over-stimulation but an major improvement in cognition and focus.

You don't live in a place where pavement melts. I've had the soles of my shoes stick to the ground in Bullhead City. 132 air temp and 200-ish pavement temp.

Yeah, the hype made me NOT do anything for some time. "Who the fuck is this and why do I care" was a big negative. Also they promote some chick who does something, and I still don't know what. I only tried it because of someone having great results and who I greatly trust (Marty). No matter what, I have to do the expensive methylation shit, so might as well see if it does more. One good AND bad side effect is energy in the morning, maybe too much. But then sometimes a crash later. So right now I'm doing about 60% of it morning, and the rest around lunch. I just had this pro/celebrity conversation with a friend about cookware. We need the OPPOSITE of what they need. We do not have 27 pans and 18 knives, nor do we have a sous chef, dishwashers, and an on-site knife sharpener. They like carbon for both because of that, and we need the opposite.

Up until you posted that, I had no idea who that Beckam guy is or why I was supposed to think it makes the product better. Anyway my primary motivator was its inclusion of the methylated vitamins that I have to take due to a genetic anomaly. (MTHFR double mutation.)

I've been told that this is being heavily advertised. Dunno, I don't see ads. But if anyone is interested, a friend and I have some pretty positive experiences to share.

Stripping some herbs is such a pain in the ass. I've cut back on fresh Italian cooking because I just don't have the thyme. But no more. Two discoveries. A beard comb's rough side does a perfect job on thyme. So fast, very thorough. Some small leaves stay behind, maybe 10%. And I'm printing these now, to do a variety of herbs.

I've never heard this. In the past 3+ years I've spent a lot of time with the originator of GLOW, Anela, and she has said almost nobody reports anything other than a site reaction due to the copper. Now, we do have one forum member who tried it and had a hive response, that's an extremely uncommon reaction. None of my friends who have used it have found any side effects other than occasional site reactions, same for me. ISR can be very mild itch, discoloration, or tiny swell. That lasts for a very brief time. GLOW/KLOW seems to have extremely low side effects all around. Anela runs a sports injury recovery practice, and has found that the initial usage should be for 50 days, which is two vials, one shot daily. For acute recovery, she starts with two injections/day for a few days, so the total run ends up being less than 50 days, but two vials. None of this is set in stone, recovery is extremely individual. These peptides specifically should not be five day cycles. My friend with the knee recovery did one round, had miracle results, stopped. Had a mild recurrence months later, did another, and for now, he's "cured." He will do it again as needed. Another friend who is constantly injuring himself either mildly or acutely on his MTB uses it daily. I've used it on and off, and don't have one specific cycle. The majority of my joint improvements over the last 6-8 years came from quitting meat, sodium, and other junk/processed food intake. GLOW kind of topped off repairs and the only thing I get on occasion is an RSI problem in my arm, or a bit of knee noise. Then I use some for a bit and it's gone. I don't know that site but the info appears to be different from the majority recommendations. We have no studies to prove it though. It's a sales/marketing site so I immediately doubt everything on it. I may be wrong, over the years though, statistically, most of those have whatever makes them the most money. Standard GLOW/KLOW dosing is to put 3ml into a 50/10/10/10 vial, then inject 12u (0.12ml) so your dose is 2000/400/400/400. Everyone I know using this is using that dosage. And I mean hundreds of people over the years. I edited some grammar, and adding: Anela's protocol is why every vendor ships the exact same amount in a vial these days. Used to be random-ish, a few years ago.

For those getting the 100mg tirzepatide, note that the vials are 10ml, so you can be more flexible in dosing. IE, use lots of water for low doses. The actual testing put it at 102. Note that Eli Lilly's own margin of error is up to 10%, this is 2%, excellent. Obviously passes sterility and metals test. Calculator: https://particlepeptides.com/en/content/48-peptide-calculator ASK IF YOU'RE NOT SURE. I've already packed a few and these will also get packed to go out tomorrow most likely, Thursday at latest.

That's all of life, right? Unfortunately part of the problem is that doctors have such low knowledge, still, on how to help manage GLP-1 usage. Many even are directly misinformed and give patients false info.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/deaths-reported-fda-bootleg-reta-weight-loss-drug/ The Food and Drug Administration received reports in recent months that two people died after taking bootleg versions of an experimental weight-loss drug, according to documents reviewed by CBS News. The masses have responded with "OMG it was caused by black market peptides." At no time has anyone said what the actual cause of death was, however. Obese patients never die of a heart attack though, right? The first death reportedly occurred in July, when a healthcare professional informed the FDA that a 41-year-old woman with obesity went into cardiac arrest. The report lists retatrutide as a "suspect product," noting the woman had obtained it "from an unreliable source." Then in September, the FDA received a report that a 49-year-old patient died after a licensed nurse "convinced" her to buy retatrutide from an online peptide vendor and she experienced severe dehydration, malnutrition and cardiac arrest.

There are many solutions to the various challenges. For me, magnesium and a few other things have stopped the constipation issues. Also early on, lots of people react very poorly to fatty meats, fried food, and dairy. Watch those for a while. I removed them all from my diet outside of going wild on a trip with wings.

Dave is a 1%er, lol. Nearly everyone at his dose has major side effects. Crazy.

When a person is in a controlled study, they are forced to move up in dosage on a schedule, not as their body signals it. Doing that often leads to major side effects. Outside of studies, people often find themselves out of money to buy them. There's also a stat that a large percentage of people who stop them end up re-starting them later. So while one raw number could be accurate, it's not close to the whole picture. I also wonder if "stopped Mounjaro and started buying gray market" is anywhere in the stats.

We're back to Tuesday. Peptide shipping is uniquely wild. I understand that they do a lot of things to ship strangely and throw off government agents, but also, the last mile or even US transit/delivery is USPS and seems like it would be normal? It never is.

Rat bastard. A ridiculously great machine.