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  • SwollStreetBetsS SwollStreetBets

    @vpeptides I usually take a spray of it when I get home from work and the DSIP shortly before bed, the selank helps with the unwind and decompress portion of my evening.

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    @SwollStreetBets Yes lately I done Semax and NAD first thing in the morn and selank in the evening. Weekends i combine them all. I never tried DSIP. Worth a try?

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      @gym.rat said:

      Melanotan-1

      Doing Melanotan-1 now. I was hiding from the sun for years, only visiting the beaches before 11a or after 3pm, all covered in spf50 and in addition hiding under the palm umbrellas in a shirt, but still burning sometimes. Now I started to get a real tan, which is amazing.
      What's about Oxytocin? I see everybody sells it, it's a "love" hormone, but what is it for as a treatment primarily?

      attentiion is all you need

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        @gym.rat said:

        Melanotan-1

        Doing Melanotan-1 now. I was hiding from the sun for years, only visiting the beaches before 11a or after 3pm, all covered in spf50 and in addition hiding under the palm umbrellas in a shirt, but still burning sometimes. Now I started to get a real tan, which is amazing.
        What's about Oxytocin? I see everybody sells it, it's a "love" hormone, but what is it for as a treatment primarily?

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        @vpeptides said:

        I see everybody sells it, it's a "love" hormone, but what is it for as a treatment primarily?

        Treats a broken heart, darlin'... LOL!
        (Good question though.)

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          @gym.rat said:

          Melanotan-1

          Doing Melanotan-1 now. I was hiding from the sun for years, only visiting the beaches before 11a or after 3pm, all covered in spf50 and in addition hiding under the palm umbrellas in a shirt, but still burning sometimes. Now I started to get a real tan, which is amazing.
          What's about Oxytocin? I see everybody sells it, it's a "love" hormone, but what is it for as a treatment primarily?

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          @vpeptides LOL Anavar 10mg is in my stack as well. I bit off the 25mg pills. Yes Oxytocin is the attachment hormone. That's why women dont eat their babies and go crazy when you break their heart. Well latinas do.

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          • EXTROPIANE EXTROPIAN

            @SwollStreetBets Yes lately I done Semax and NAD first thing in the morn and selank in the evening. Weekends i combine them all. I never tried DSIP. Worth a try?

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            @martinmarin
            I'd say it's definitely worth a try, not an expensive pep and easily taken as a nasal spray. What clinical evidence I've seen did not show a strong link between it and Delta sleep but for me it certainly hasn't hurt.

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              @vpeptides said:

              I see everybody sells it, it's a "love" hormone, but what is it for as a treatment primarily?

              Treats a broken heart, darlin'... LOL!
              (Good question though.)

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              @Eleanor as I understand, it can make me more empathic and emotional so I will like watching over and over Titanic or Terminator 2 or Mortal Combat 2 and cry in the finale every time. I am not sure if I want it. But I have heard about a "crying treatment" for stress relief. Is that what it is?

              attentiion is all you need

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                @gym.rat My brother. 55yo here and throwing everything at it just to keep up with a petite 40yo wife with alot of stamina and two babies. Yeah... I was surviving on thermogenics for energy before peptides. They were my redbull in a pill. lol

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                  @Eleanor as I understand, it can make me more empathic and emotional so I will like watching over and over Titanic or Terminator 2 or Mortal Combat 2 and cry in the finale every time. I am not sure if I want it. But I have heard about a "crying treatment" for stress relief. Is that what it is?

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                  @vpeptides I dont think you need Oxytocin. I think you need a good man to the movies. Sneak in the snacks, its cheaper and healthier.

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                    @Eleanor as I understand, it can make me more empathic and emotional so I will like watching over and over Titanic or Terminator 2 or Mortal Combat 2 and cry in the finale every time. I am not sure if I want it. But I have heard about a "crying treatment" for stress relief. Is that what it is?

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                    @vpeptides I can't honestly say if that's what it is or not. I've never been much of a crier; if there are tears in my eyes, I'm more than likely utterly pissed off. Yes. Oxytocin is a bonding hormone but unaware that men are taking it. Hope you don't grow chi chi's.

                    Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                      Middle aged athlete, lean, mean and kicking butt with CJC-1295/Ipamorelin being my current mainstay.

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                        @vpeptides I can't honestly say if that's what it is or not. I've never been much of a crier; if there are tears in my eyes, I'm more than likely utterly pissed off. Yes. Oxytocin is a bonding hormone but unaware that men are taking it. Hope you don't grow chi chi's.

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                        @Eleanor lol on top of the testosterone crisis and endocrine disruptors?

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                        • N Neil McCauley

                          Middle aged athlete, lean, mean and kicking butt with CJC-1295/Ipamorelin being my current mainstay.

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                          @Neil-McCauley yes my boy is doing cjc+ipa w tesa. He likes it. Maybe after my reta cycle. I can only pin so much.

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                          • N Neil McCauley

                            Middle aged athlete, lean, mean and kicking butt with CJC-1295/Ipamorelin being my current mainstay.

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                            @Neil-McCauley I tried CJC-1295/Ipamorelin for 10 days 0.3mg and I got a terrible stressed sleep, skin shivers and overall bad feeling. My IGF-1 rose only to 145 (from 121). But it could be yet another bummer from Verified Peptides. I am going to retry it from a more trusted source.

                            attentiion is all you need

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                              @Eleanor lol on top of the testosterone crisis and endocrine disruptors?

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                              @martinmarin One never knows what seeds can spring from this.

                              Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                                @martinmarin One never knows what seeds can spring from this.

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                                @Eleanor We can only hope for a flower.

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                                  @Eleanor We can only hope for a flower.

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                                  @martinmarin 🌸

                                  Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                                    Favorite stack
                                    Pancakes
                                    Because they taste Great!

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                                      @gym.rat yeah I tried from 200mcg to 500mcg. I couldn't tolerate 500 bc of those problems being worse. I will try Tesamorelin now by itself, then add Ipamorelin. Then try to switch tesa with cjc.

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                                        @vpeptides This is why it is good to have options. I just completed a 2 month research of tesa and am glad I finished because my hands hurt all the time and felt swollen, as did my knees and ankles despite Klow. Weight and visceral fat were unchanged. (I know, tesa takes longer than that.) I went right back to cjc/ipa at 250-300mcg each in the AM. Swelling is gone and aches are fading. I am working back to harder workouts but starting to feel better.

                                        For me, anyway, CJC/Ipa gives a much faster and stronger result with fewer side effects. As for sermorelin, well, I researched that for 3 months when I first started, and if you want some free vials of it, stop by for burgers and I’ll send you away with them and maybe a bottle of whiskey for your trouble.

                                        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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