Of course you already know many on this list but some may surprise you!
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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.)
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@Stan-Douglas Where is Trulicity (Dulaglutide), Elamipretide (SS-31), Egrifta (Tesamorelin)?
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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.)
@ResearchCat
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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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@Stan-Douglas SOMATROPIN!!! The elixir of life!
@Randy
I'm not at all familiar with this one. -
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.
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… -
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.
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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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