Your favorite peptide influencer?
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Peptide Critic is my only subscription in my YouTube account. You people are traitors!!
Seriously though, this has actually been helpful. It has validated my opinions on some of these youtubers and introduced me to a couple of ones I didn't know about.
@Nuncles That's the point. They all have their agendas and most mean well. That's why we are all advocates here. Peptides are amazing! There is a large community out there researching and all share their experience. Just take note do a little research. Dosages is all debatable. If you cant afford to dail it down with blood work. Be patient and titrate up until you find your sweet spot. Find the least effective dose.
I'm still waiting for the next peptide critic video. Meantime I been re/watching Dr Trevor Backmeyer videos to kill some time.
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@Nuncles That's the point. They all have their agendas and most mean well. That's why we are all advocates here. Peptides are amazing! There is a large community out there researching and all share their experience. Just take note do a little research. Dosages is all debatable. If you cant afford to dail it down with blood work. Be patient and titrate up until you find your sweet spot. Find the least effective dose.
I'm still waiting for the next peptide critic video. Meantime I been re/watching Dr Trevor Backmeyer videos to kill some time.
@martinmarin said:
@Nuncles Dosages is all debatable.
That's one of the biggest frustrations about research. No standard protocols. I know everyone's research subject is different and responds differently. But it's frustrating when you see one website or post that says take X amount daily and another one that says take Y amount every other day or as needed. I'm pretty conservative about the dosage so I'm not worried about overdoing it. I guess the main concern is taking too much of something (or too long) that causes desensitization. What it boils down to is that I wish there were standard protocols so that I could tell if I'm utilizing the peptide to its full potential. I know, research is a grey area (pun intended) trial and error game, but I guess I get enough of that at work. Just tell me what I need to make my body feel better damnit!
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One of the things I find funny about many of the YouTubers listed here is that so many of them use AI and basically just read it that AI terms have become part of the vernacular. “But the data shows…” “Where it gets interesting…” literally verbatim from the AI spew. (I’ve picked up on both Trevor and Josh basically reading the AI transcript verbatim. Though I like Josh more.)
Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude
If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.
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One of the things I find funny about many of the YouTubers listed here is that so many of them use AI and basically just read it that AI terms have become part of the vernacular. “But the data shows…” “Where it gets interesting…” literally verbatim from the AI spew. (I’ve picked up on both Trevor and Josh basically reading the AI transcript verbatim. Though I like Josh more.)
@ResearchCat Take note and do your research. I just happen to like Trevor's stacks. That man is onto something.
Three metabolic failures
- Insulin resistance
- Systemic inflammation
- ATP bankrupt
You tune your peptides to correct all three you basically fix almost everything. From experience, so far so good. amd i havent purhchased a thing from him. I should just to thank him. Just listen.
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@martinmarin said:
@Nuncles Dosages is all debatable.
That's one of the biggest frustrations about research. No standard protocols. I know everyone's research subject is different and responds differently. But it's frustrating when you see one website or post that says take X amount daily and another one that says take Y amount every other day or as needed. I'm pretty conservative about the dosage so I'm not worried about overdoing it. I guess the main concern is taking too much of something (or too long) that causes desensitization. What it boils down to is that I wish there were standard protocols so that I could tell if I'm utilizing the peptide to its full potential. I know, research is a grey area (pun intended) trial and error game, but I guess I get enough of that at work. Just tell me what I need to make my body feel better damnit!
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@ResearchCat Take note and do your research. I just happen to like Trevor's stacks. That man is onto something.
Three metabolic failures
- Insulin resistance
- Systemic inflammation
- ATP bankrupt
You tune your peptides to correct all three you basically fix almost everything. From experience, so far so good. amd i havent purhchased a thing from him. I should just to thank him. Just listen.
@martinmarin you keep telling everyone to take notes and do their research but you're ignoring all of the facts about Trevor.
I think you might be Trevor with how much you're obsessing.
Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.
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@martinmarin you keep telling everyone to take notes and do their research but you're ignoring all of the facts about Trevor.
I think you might be Trevor with how much you're obsessing.
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@gym.rat The challenge is there is a lot of different advice out there for people in varying stages of their weight loss. I didn't want to spend months of trial and error and potentially get discouraged.
Some of the peptide choices I made and Dr. Jones verified, but they guided me with calorie intake, macros, urging me to try fasting. He stresses metabolic flexibility and fixing insulin resistance and I accomplished that with their help.
On my own, I was undereating. I had lost ~30lbs, but was losing muscle. Once I started working with Dr Jones team, I had a 3 month stretch where I lost 27 lbs of fat and gained 6 lbs of muscle (verified by DEXA)
The SLU-PP-332 and AOD were worth trying.
I'm much more knowledgable now compared to when I went to them. I'm able to source peptides myself and put together protocols with some degree of confidence.
I had HSA funds to pay for it, which I will claim as a doctor prescribed weight loss program.
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LifeMed Institute, a wellness center near where I live, got me started on peps. I didn't know much about them then so I went down that hole and found Dr. Ashley Frose YT channel. Then found @randy channel and really went hard on them thanks to his videos and this site. So those two have been mine. I now going to have to check out Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer's YT channel.
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@gym.rat I only done one run of SLU-PP-322 and back onboard again. I just take .5mg subcutaneously along with Motsc and 5amino 1mq. Hey that combo is amazing! 24 hour worth of fat as energy. If you ever made it to ketosis. Yes fat has more energy than carbs. And yes i heard that combo first from Backmeyer.
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@gym.rat They do SLU-PP-332 orally and only 400mcg daily.
My wife is taking 250mcg and noticed the energy / stamina increase.
You're right through. Doses are all over the map.
I'd probably run 1mg daily if I did it again.
I could feel it subtly if I was fasted, even at 400 mcg.
I was running reta and tesa/ipa at the same time, so it's tough to attribute weight loss to one compound.
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@gym.rat I jast checked my vial of Slup It is still hanging in there. If it isn't Slup then it must be something close. Like mentioned before. I only done it once before from another source and it was reconstituted with just BAC and didnt have an issue. Feels the same. Feels like the first time I done MOTSc but extra. I was about to go to the gym for the second time for cardio. No flow state yet. lol
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@TBone youre right he is good. i was watching Jacobnash and Reta_Unfiltered videos yesterday they are good to
@martinmarin he has some good information
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@martinmarin said:
@TBone youre right he is good. i was watching Jacobnash and Reta_Unfiltered videos yesterday they are good to
I watched one of that Reta Unfilter guys videos. He's dangerous as hell in his advice and way to open about what he's doing to drive traffic to his skool for paying subs. He was telling/showing people how to reconsistute reta, without any regard to the mass and or reference to a coa to estimate it. If that was a Nexaph vial they could end up with 20-30% overdose of Reta and potentially a very bad week. He's a shill at best, and a danger to others at worst. He's way to open about gray for human use, drawing a lot of attention and likely to be on an enforcement list if not already. Lastly, he promotes himself and his skool to provide actionable techniques to his subs on buying gray without being scammed. One of there first group buys ended up being a scam (test found all filler, no peptide). The worst part, himself and some of his members had already been injecting the stuff before the test had even come back! They're lucky it was just filler they were injecting. Again, dangerous and foolish.
@Newenough not to mention the 300+ fake positive bot comments about how he’s such a genius on all of his videos that have maybe 1k likes. He’s going to get people hurt with his ignorant advice.
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If anyone here is in the day trading space they'll get this reference - Trevor is the ICT of peps. Great nuggets of info hidden in hours of insufferable self important rants.
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