SwampNut

Where is she located? I have had issues shipping things to certain EU countries.

Are you trying to save money, or specifically want it without RX? Because that seems like an odd recreational drug, LOL. In the US it's available easily as a veterinary med too. None of my Chinese sources have this; they really just do peptides and simple coenzymes and such.

She's wearing a CGM for now and it seems to have been a short-time thing. I refuse to let it go as just coincidence that out of the other 729 days this happened during an every other year blood test.

Yup, he's going to join on an order this week or so. I wanted to mention it but also never want to out anyone's medical discussion unless they do it first.

Hilarious moment. Woman grabs my hands after we're introduced and says, "Oh my god, I recognize those!" I guess there are running jokes about this that I wasn't aware of. Most of the related videos look like this... When they find the body, just know that I did NOT stab myself on the back of the head 57 times with a Mounjaro injector.

They sat me up front right by the speaker's podium. I was not at all ready for the number of people who got up during intros and said I had saved their lives (and another key person there). Another presenter who has been instrumental in one key peptide therapy has been independently doing and confirming the same thing I did for perimenopause, without either of us knowing until my presentation. Which was supposed to be 20 minutes long, and ran 70 minutes with all the questions and added info from her. Today they are going to put us up together to talk on another subject that apparently only the two of us have carefully tested. One doctor said he sends my videos out to people instead of teaching them himself. Again, totally unexpected and rewarding.

Hilariously, someone asked me to help them with tirzepatide yesterday, citing dick-finding as a motivator.

Different...level...

I am guessing at this point our doctor will order up a fuckload of tests. The perimenopause is very likely to have fucked up estrogen anyway. A1C is 4.6 so this has not been a long term problem.

That's a complex answer. She's been having some fatigue issues for some time, and a few things that could be related but not enough to cause us to look at this specifically. Don't know if that makes sense. Symptoms that track, but weren't totally indicative of this. Edit to add: With perimenopause hitting, there was another explanation so it was taken as that.

Well, fuck. It all started with a general yearly lab test, post-meal, that came up with a blood sugar of 42. This is generally incompatible with life. And it was a somewhat high glycemic index meal too. So how the fuck? So I told her to test using one of my meters, and it was high for fasting, 105-ish. After a meal she got 153 and 136 at 30 and 90 minutes. Fuck. Normal is 70-100 fasting and under 140 after food. Doing A1C later today.

"For the price of just one coffee a day..." I'll schedule it on Monday.

It's unfortunate that some doctors do that. The studies showed that many can stay at 2.5. We have a forum member whose wife has been on that for around 3-4 years now I think. Some of the people I've helped have been doing super well at 4mg.

That's hilarious on many levels. A few months ago I posted about a retard in an emotional support truck, and I think it was you who asked about video, because you assumed I was in the Rivian, but I was riding. The Rivian has pushbutton suspension drop. It's SLAMMED on the lowest setting, like a Puerto Rican would drive. You clearly like EVs more than motorcycles. Sad. So I did this yesterday. First, there was no way I was getting the last inch compressed. It was a motherfucker to pull down. But I can see a mark where I have hit the full stroke, must have been during the braking part of the advanced rider class a few months ago. And I had to cut the strap, as there was no way to unlock it afterward. Bottom line is there is no way to make the dashcam great, it will have a marginal limited view at best, after printing two more mounts with more mods.

Yeah, duh. I mean, I needed to hear it, thanks, but duh I should have seen it that way.

Last night I helped yet another person start on Tirzepatide. I was asked what motivates me, why I spend hours and hours helping people with this. The answer is stories like yours. A friend's wife has been able to put off invasive knee surgery since starting on it. Things like that make me so happy. This weekend I'm presenting on how to use another peptide to stop perimenopause, and the woman I've worked with report life-changing results, starting right here at home. Are you still on the 2.5 starter dose? Stay on it as long as possible. My side effects escalated astronomically with higher doses. Dave is the only person I've heard of, ever, out of hundreds I've talked to, who didn't have that.

Headed there tomorrow. This is hilarious. I guess I have the reputation for trying things. ScreenRecording_04-23-2025 18-20-18_1.mov And this is the topic of my presentation. The agenda was just released and many of the women want answers today, not tomorrow. I get it.

I did.

Right, MSM cheerleading and no facts. In fact, lots of bullshit. I had a dozen to pick from, I chose that one (all about the same info) to see if I'd get that predictable response.

Ah, just learned where this all came from this morning. Apparently MSM has been filled with this retard's nonsense about autism this week. Sigh. The entire thread is based on garbage. https://people.com/rfk-jr-says-autism-has-bigger-impact-than-covid-because-covid-killed-old-people-11718613

You mean the guy blaming it on vaccines, or the kid? My own crackpot theory is all that. What we've done to pollute the entire planet, the factory farming, the microplastics that are now clogging brains, prevalent radiation, PCBs. All of it. And now that we're eliminating the controls on pollution and factory farming, bring it on!

Yeah, if. We don't know.

New glasses have at least improved things a lot. It seems likely that I'll just pay for the extras and run my chances on the basics with insurance. But also shopping around.

Reminds me, what was the original point here?

1. Yes. 2. Yes. 3. The patients and the parents. Oh and teachers.