Drop some informative peptide videos.

ResearchCat

@Stevepep said:

@jennn I don't know how you could take that much at once. They mostly come in 10mg vials even if you got a 40mg thats 10 of those. Even 20MG would be half a vial of 40mg. I am currently taking 5mg 3x per week and feel great. I was taking 2mg a day. It's a killer too, from an ISR standpoint. Using NACL BAC has been a game changer for me.

Also, love to learn more about Humanin

It’s gotta be custom lyophilized. As a guy who has tried stuffing 10 vials into one pen, I can only say that would be a helluva big shot.

jennn

@bfuller Lol my point was that he said 200mg was an order of magnitude over what should be used. That means 20mg should be used. (One other of magnitude less) I just don’t know if that’s all at once or split up 5mg four times a week or 3mg seven days a week. I’m leaning towards 10mg twice a week.

ResearchCat

@jennn I haven’t done any research on it, so I don’t understand the point of 3 large shots per week vs 7 smaller shots, but will have to look into it. I tend to prefer consistent pinning over the alternatives, but most of the mechanic stacks I see involve larger periodic shots over daily consistent ones. In the case of SS-31 and a few others, the idea when hitting the really big numbers is systemic saturation, but I don’t know if that plays out the same as with MOTS-C. I’d think 200mg of NAD+ would be a hell of a ride(given I know what 75mg feels like.)

EXTROPIAN

It was a good video.

I dont believe just MOTSc alone, even if it was engineered to prevent enzyme from slicing them will be a glp alternative. It doesn't suppress appetite from the 'slop. *This jewish/Isreali PHD knows it. That's why they don't touch our foods. You can extend motsc half life. Almost all peptide can be engineered to last longer. Retatrutide does it now NA Selank and Adamax does it it too. Its the future of peptides. Just figure out how to shield the molecule from that particular enzyme/s.

Mitochondria having control and communicates. Immune connection. Communicating w nucleus delivering signals via molucules. Signal like hormones. Man the posibilities.

Mutation variation is races. It is because of the inviromental and reginal diets.

Motsc prevents muscle loss because it gives you enough energy to get off you butt. You dont use it results muscle catabolic atrophy. You want a degree anabolic hypertrophy. If you come short at least you maintain by replacing the muscle you have already. Muscle is not static.

He takes MOTSC but was careful with his answer. It was one long yes. Yet he did say it was safe at a rediculous dose of 200mg and im sure it wasnt oral.

Over all great video. Very informative.

bfuller

@jennn I know what you're saying I was just implying imagine if you were the patient in the study that pulled the short straw and they hit you with a bolus of 200mg, or like you say it could have been 4 x 50 mgs in one week, anyways I thought it was interesting they found no safety signal. Maybe I think its crazy becaseu MOTS-C is one of the peptides you can actually "feel" and I think it feels pretty strong IMO.

EXTROPIAN

A stack for alcohol
https://youtu.be/YcSqAGuETAc?is=2naNhbuDu0rt3FEZ

Randy

@EXTROPIAN Thats and SEO video?

EXTROPIAN

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EXTROPIAN

Reta, Lilly and politics
https://youtube.com/shorts/EM6R0_IZN8U?is=JRPkU4OmV9yTyKL_

ResearchCat

I am a huge fan of Chris Williamson and he is almost always topical. The latest edition of his podcast is all about peptides, GLP-1’s, TRT, protein, and everything else we’re always talking about. IMO, it’s always time well spent, and I always learn some new insight.