Forgive me if I'm not allowed to link to other sites (please delete if so), but Ava is well respected and people on Twitter love her topical products. Plus she is buddies with Rory over at Crush. Anyway, I have not used yet and actually awaiting my order delivery, but she's got some cool GHK and misc topical's for your face and body. I personally made my own facial serum using the Ordinary + RAW GHK & Snap-8 per Randy's video, but I've ordered her body serum to see if it can help my sun damaged lizard skin. https://avas-alchemy.com/

The rat found its way home today. Only took 8 days to get here! Geez....

What does this particular pep do? Thanks.

@brithus That is GREAT!!! You look wonderful! Gives me a lot of hope. Thanks for sharing!

@quicksilver80 said: I was itchy for the first week taking it. Took magnesium. Never happened again. Even after stopping mag. Just hit the 8mg mark and will advise pork tacos on the same night of that big of a dose was not advisable Well, I started magnesium about that same time, so I'm sure that helped as well! Thanks for that info.

KPV, Sermorelin, TB-500, BPC-157, TB4, BPC-157, Epitalon, Prostamax

Yeah, I almost mentioned that we are not the target audience for most of this stuff. Some of it might be useful down the road, like when there is a cheap once a month NA-931 pill - assuming that works as advertised. There are some treatments for LP(a) in various stages of clinical trials that are twice a year injections that completely shut down your body’s production of LP(a). (alipoprotein a is a cholesterol type protein that causes very high risk of heart disease and stroke and is almost purely genetic.). There are a lot of really interesting RNA and other type drugs coming.

The only one I’ve used it with is ARA due to it gelling, but I use a mix of bac and pbs. Is there a reason you are considering it for BPC?

Ahh, then I can’t take it… I use to struggle with energy. My doctor had me on Nuvigil. Since I started Mots-c, I don’t need Nuvigil anymore, I don’t want to need it again..

Orrrr…. The postman is on this forum. And is reconstituting some sweet peps with @islander671 s BAC water, and filling his 5 cartridges.

30 minutes before eating AND at least 2 hours after a meal I wonder what else Ion use in their drops, and does it help to increase bioavailability? I would like to hear that sublingual GHK-Cu was used and produced an effect. Not sure how well it goes through sublingually. Better than orally for sure, but still, what would be the % of its availability vs. subq.?

@mrjoshua44 Nice article, thank you! Survo is undoubtedly causing my liver to cut loose with dumping sugar into my bloodstream. Think it's the reason for reflux, nausea, etc, that I don't and never did have on Tirz alone.

@EstrogenDragonLover Memory and learning results are often uniquely varied with each lab subject. A lot of different things can affect memory issues like injury, disease, nutritional deficiency and aging. For age-related memory enhancements with no other known issues, I personally would start by checking labs on vitamin levels for vitamins D, K, B12, B6, Folate & iron/ferritin. Deficiency in these can significantly speed up age-related cognitive decline, and reduce brain fog, learning, focus, and memory abilities. Research studies show that nearly half of people with aging memory/learning problems are deficient in many of these nutrients. Another supplement that is useful but you cant really test is DHA/EPA (omega 3). Make sure you use a quality supplement brand though or you will be wasting your time and money. If you dont have nutritional deficiencies or injury/disease related and just want to enhance learning and memory abilities, I would start with prptides that increase BDNF and synaptic plasticity. The ones I have personally found most helpful are Pinealon, Semax (or a Selank/Semax combo was better in my opinion), and NAD+. Dihexa and P21 are also good but nearly impossible to find lately. If your issues are from aging then you may want to also look into peptides that deal with cell renewal, neuroinflammation and mitochondrial repair. I have found BPC-157, TB500, KPV, SS-31, Epitalon, FOXO4-DRI, and Ipamorelin to be most beneficial for me. Hope this helps.

@neil-mccauley made some great suggestions. You might also look at SS-31/MOTS-C to rejuvenate your energy. I have been researching Wolverine through S-KLOW/Klowverine for almost a year with few breaks and it has been a huge help both physically and mentally. (Klowverine is Wolverine + Klow in one vial/cart, basically double the BPC/TB500). My knees and shoulders are better than in many years. I am experimenting with the idea that older cats can and should research higher doses of Klow and its constituent peptides.

Speaking of peptide vendor analysis, has anyone heard of https://titratelab.com? I saw this posted in another forum I belong to.

@Neil-McCauley Got it. Let 'er rip!

@davidwaisanen1 I run it at 3 to 4mg daily

@TheHazmatGuy I'm not disagreeing with you however, if you are buying on the grey market how much are you spending for third party testing? Or lab work? Sure, I've purchased backup vials of both Tirzepatide and Reta, and have purchased many kits from Nexaph. But like I said in my post, I like having the ability to message my Telehealth provider and Nutritionist whenever I have a question or concern. I'm doing things by the book as much as I can. I value the relationship I have with my PCP. I'm not going to go out Doc shopping just to find one that doesn't care what I put in my body.

@danny2 said: There's only one fastest way to lose weight. It's to stop putting food in your mouth and swallowing. That's it. That's my mantra. But I usually add: eat less and poop more.

@theone here is Randy’s protocol for BPC-157 https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/373