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CBL-514 New Visceral Fat Blasting Peptide?

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  • quicksilver80Q Offline
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    If i havent heard of it you know you're on a pretty far edge of the map. Lol

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      If i havent heard of it you know you're on a pretty far edge of the map. Lol

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      @quicksilver80 the map is just going to keep growing as more research happens. I'm excited for the future of peptides!

      Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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      • BeeKindB BeeKind

        @quicksilver80 the map is just going to keep growing as more research happens. I'm excited for the future of peptides!

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        @BeeKind ive always kinda wanted to make a subgroup of these peptide groups. Like a whats the cutting edge. How can we get x. How can we test y. Who likes z. Out past the normal hum drum glow stack/tesa/reta warriors. but i dont have that juice lol

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        • quicksilver80Q quicksilver80

          @BeeKind ive always kinda wanted to make a subgroup of these peptide groups. Like a whats the cutting edge. How can we get x. How can we test y. Who likes z. Out past the normal hum drum glow stack/tesa/reta warriors. but i dont have that juice lol

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          @quicksilver80 I know- I hope this community maybe gets to a point where there's a separate place for the seasoned researchers to explore higher levels of research and conversations and not be bogged down with the repetitive questions and intro frenzy we all have in the beginning. But I too, do not have the juice to form such a place.

          Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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            I mean if we ask the bossman id be shocked if he wouldn't. Sounds like a harmless idea. @randy

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            • quicksilver80Q quicksilver80

              I mean if we ask the bossman id be shocked if he wouldn't. Sounds like a harmless idea. @randy

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              @quicksilver80 With all of the new researchers coming on who don't actually want to do research or use basic search functions, or just read anything on here. I would actually pay to have access to a seasoned research community.

              Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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                There's so much on the horizon. There are clinical trials going on that aren't well publicized and kind of fly before the radar. Some of them are just another fat juice. Others may be game changers.

                Check out Larazotide. Sounds like Flex-seal for your gut! "But wait! There's more!" RIP Billie Mays.

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                  Im still rooting for the myostatin inhibitors being the next big thing if they can stabilize it without the use of monoclonal antibodies.

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                  • quicksilver80Q quicksilver80

                    Im still rooting for the myostatin inhibitors being the next big thing if they can stabilize it without the use of monoclonal antibodies.

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                    @quicksilver80 Oh man. The possibilities for therapeutic use are numerous but you know that's going to become the standard stack for a lot of people, too. Lol. HGH, myostatin inhibitor, oils. There's going to be a new super-breed waling around.

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                    • BeeKindB BeeKind

                      Has anyone heard of this. I just saw an article about it today.
                      https://www.sciencenews.org/article/experimental-drug-kills-fat-cells

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                      @BeeKind yeah dont buy it. Lots of people having toxic effects on grey market, killing flesh and organs. Ive only seen it on social media, also spanish speaking countries not sure where.

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