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    @wisgal64 I always think it’s funny when people close to me start railing about the safety of peptides and all that and I am asking them if Japan is a modern country, because most of this stuff is available in Japan.

    “You know, Japan? Where they are healthier and live longer than us?”

    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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      @Stan-Douglas SOMATROPIN!!! The elixir of life!

      "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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        I am getting jaded about sermorelin when i see it on lists like this. I feel like, “You can do it, little guy!” I know it’s ‘gentle’ and it is FDA approved, but in a world with CJC/Ipa, I don’t know why anyone would spend hundreds or thousands of bucks and wait 6 months for results. (I know, the answer is T clinic noobs like I was once. The same folks who spend $400 on one vial of wolverine blend.)

        Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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          @Stan-Douglas Where is Trulicity (Dulaglutide), Elamipretide (SS-31), Egrifta (Tesamorelin)?

          The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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          • ResearchCatR ResearchCat

            I am getting jaded about sermorelin when i see it on lists like this. I feel like, “You can do it, little guy!” I know it’s ‘gentle’ and it is FDA approved, but in a world with CJC/Ipa, I don’t know why anyone would spend hundreds or thousands of bucks and wait 6 months for results. (I know, the answer is T clinic noobs like I was once. The same folks who spend $400 on one vial of wolverine blend.)

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            @ResearchCat
            I feel like Tesamorelin is the king (Next to straight GH of course)

            Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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              It’s too early for me to say. I know you had bad luck with CJC/IPA. My side by side of sermorelin vs CJC/Ipa was that after 3 months of serm, I can’t say if I noticed anything, vs noticing results with CJC/Ipa in a few weeks.

              Sadly I have been recovering from an injury during my first few weeks on Tesa, so I can’t say I have seen results aside from my Hume scale telling me I am fat and disgusting, probably ugly too.

              Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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                @Stan-Douglas SOMATROPIN!!! The elixir of life!

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                @Randy
                I'm not at all familiar with this one.

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                  It’s too early for me to say. I know you had bad luck with CJC/IPA. My side by side of sermorelin vs CJC/Ipa was that after 3 months of serm, I can’t say if I noticed anything, vs noticing results with CJC/Ipa in a few weeks.

                  Sadly I have been recovering from an injury during my first few weeks on Tesa, so I can’t say I have seen results aside from my Hume scale telling me I am fat and disgusting, probably ugly too.

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                  @ResearchCat

                  That scale sucks. I bought it, then went for a Dexa scan to compare them. The Hume was at least 50% off the Dexa scan.
                  It took about 5 weeks of Tesa before I started noticing results, so hang in there…

                  Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                    Yeah, I think you mentioned that before. I am due for another Dexa, but I had one done last winter around the time I bought my Hume and they were within 1-2% on all metrics.

                    Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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                      Maybe I am just a mess..
                      I am due for another Dexa in a few weeks. At least I will know if being a pin cushion is worth it or not…

                      Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                        @Stan-Douglas
                        It's my understanding that in order for a pharmaceutical company to get a patent it cannot be totally natural to the human body. Therefore they must change one molecule. Hence side effects.
                        Based on that these are "peptide like"drugs. So I would conclude they're not truly a peptide.
                        If anybody knows otherwise I would love to hear the explanation why these could be called true peptides.

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