Results from china sourced ss-31?
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@Commander I did that for 8 weeks and felt great on it.
@coondogesq
That is jt, you convinced me… I have to do it now.
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@Commander I did that for 8 weeks and felt great on it.
@coondogesq What protocol/dosage did you research on your rat?
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@coondogesq What protocol/dosage did you research on your rat?
@Snake-Pepskin My protocol was
SS-31 (ramped up from 2mg to 4mg) - daily
MOTS-c (ramped up from 1.5mg to 4mg) - 3x/week
NAD+ (50 mg) - 6x/week
KLOW (4.4mg) - weekdays
Reta - (1.5mg) - 2x/weekI wanted to ramp up to ease into the MOTS-C so as to be aware of any potential reactions. Fortunately, I had none.
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@Commander
I have done the recommended SS31 protocol a few times and it seems to work well, but I always kind of miss it when I am not using it. I watched a video with Dr Alex Tatum where he talks about original studies seeing more benefit after continuing it for 16 months. With that in mind I decided to run it continuously at 3mg per day with Mots-C at 40mg 3 times per week. I don't know if I will make it 16 months, but it is in my view, a foundational peptide, and it makes sense to keep it in the mix. Tatum was saying that the benefit to the telomeres didn't show up significantly until they looked at patients who continued treatment for 16 months. Running SS 31 continuously should be fine, but I will probably need to take a couple of weeks off the Mot-C occasionally to avoid any desensitizing issues.
I like Nexaph SS 31 but at $440 a kit I have moved on to QSC and others in that realm.
I haven't noticed any difference so far.Your running Mots C 40mg 3x per week?
@Mydogdaryl423 That is crazy talk, guessing typo and its 4 mg
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@stevepep Had to be, right? Although who knows in this place.
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@Commander
I have done the recommended SS31 protocol a few times and it seems to work well, but I always kind of miss it when I am not using it. I watched a video with Dr Alex Tatum where he talks about original studies seeing more benefit after continuing it for 16 months. With that in mind I decided to run it continuously at 3mg per day with Mots-C at 40mg 3 times per week. I don't know if I will make it 16 months, but it is in my view, a foundational peptide, and it makes sense to keep it in the mix. Tatum was saying that the benefit to the telomeres didn't show up significantly until they looked at patients who continued treatment for 16 months. Running SS 31 continuously should be fine, but I will probably need to take a couple of weeks off the Mot-C occasionally to avoid any desensitizing issues.
I like Nexaph SS 31 but at $440 a kit I have moved on to QSC and others in that realm.
I haven't noticed any difference so far.Your running Mots C 40mg 3x per week?
@Mydogdaryl423
Yes, I am doing the Mot c along with the SS31
May actually bump up mot c to 5 days and then take a week off every 6-8 weeks -
@Mydogdaryl423
Yes, I am doing the Mot c along with the SS31
May actually bump up mot c to 5 days and then take a week off every 6-8 weeks@Mydogdaryl423
Yes, I am doing the Mot c along with the SS31
May actually bump up mot c to 5 days and then take a week off every 6-8 weeksYour post said 40mg 3x per week. Thats what I was trying to ascertain. Figured it was a typo and it was 4mg 3x per week.
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40mg daily is being done by someone on another forum. He’s up to a few weeks.
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40mg daily is being done by someone on another forum. He’s up to a few weeks.
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@Snake-Pepskin thats insane and then when he has an adverse reaction it will be the peptides fault
@Stevepep technically, that's the FDA approved dosage for SS31(elamipretide). So I don't think it would necessarily go wrong. Yea, it's for a specific condition, and that dosage costs upward of $500,000/year.
He's reporting very much improved vision, among other michocondrial improvements. But even at gray prices that's a pretty hefty bill. Not 1/2 mil, but hefty.
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@Stevepep technically, that's the FDA approved dosage for SS31(elamipretide). So I don't think it would necessarily go wrong. Yea, it's for a specific condition, and that dosage costs upward of $500,000/year.
He's reporting very much improved vision, among other michocondrial improvements. But even at gray prices that's a pretty hefty bill. Not 1/2 mil, but hefty.
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My bad, I missed that.
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@Mydogdaryl423
Yes, I am doing the Mot c along with the SS31
May actually bump up mot c to 5 days and then take a week off every 6-8 weeksYour post said 40mg 3x per week. Thats what I was trying to ascertain. Figured it was a typo and it was 4mg 3x per week.
@Mydogdaryl423
Sorry, yes 4 mg not 40 -
@gym.rat
How timely, I was supposed to start my phase 3 TOMORROW!
Will abort! -
@Stan-Douglas why did you abort? I was just going to start this protocol. I can’t see the comment you responded to. Thank you!
why did you abort? I was just going to start this protocol. I can’t see the comment you responded to
I can't see the comment I responded to either, according to my app I kept it at 10mg for the third phase which went for the full month. I Didn't abandon the protocol all together.
I don't recall what was said to keep me from going up to 50.
MOST call for 4-8mg daily but I found this one that says 40mg.I dunno, brah, will be doing my last protocol for the year next month.
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@Snake-Pepskin They were talking about MOTS-C not SS-31. Big difference 40MG of MOTS-C is utterly insane
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@Stevepep not completely insane. For instance, Brenden Henry from Peptide Science Institute >>advocates<< for up to 85 mg dose based on the dosages in studies.
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@vpeptides OK, let him film himself injecting that, and then he can advocate all he wants. That website is a joke by the way. Its the typical e-commerce sales funnel
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@Stevepep I don't mind that at all, I am not a channel of communication with him though, just happened to hear him in his few videos, claiming he suggested this to all his multiple clients and they were doing it normally.
@vpeptides, my favorite page: just buy the audiobook and get all these for free. YES FREE https://book.peptidescienceinstitute.com/peptide-salvation
The funny thing is there are people on here who are more educated on peptides than this guy with all the AI articles. You have to be insane to shoot 40mg of MOTSC. Have an EpiPen nearby, please, no one pay attention to this
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@vpeptides, my favorite page: just buy the audiobook and get all these for free. YES FREE https://book.peptidescienceinstitute.com/peptide-salvation
The funny thing is there are people on here who are more educated on peptides than this guy with all the AI articles. You have to be insane to shoot 40mg of MOTSC. Have an EpiPen nearby, please, no one pay attention to this
@Stevepep All I say, it's not out of sanity range, theoretically. Rats studies he references are real. I have heard some people have reactions to it, which could be related to the purity of the compound as well as individual traits. I particularly heard that people with MTHFR mutation (methylation problems) have a bad time using it.
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