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Peppers for subclinical Hashimoto?

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  • pep_researcherP Offline
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    🐀 has blood work showing high TgAb with normal TPO and TSH, T3, T4, 🐀 is also showing higher triglycerides and borderline higher lipids indicating systemic inflammation.

    Rat's on GLP (first T then R). Has tried BPC for short while. AI summary says BPC, KPV, TA-1, GLP, MOTS-C as potential peppers to calm inflammation.

    But rat want rat community evidence.

    Rat will be going to a vet but won't discuss Reta and other peps as vet would not be approving, vet being in corporate vet facility sticking with the cartels.

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      TA-1 and KPV have been the two I have always seen talked about.

      I recently gave my corporate vet the randy stack deets. SS31, NAD, Pinealon, DSIP, Tirz, Cag, Survo, GHK, HGH,5amino and he dropped his pen and said "well then". That was the end of that discussion and he ordered me all the rat bloodwork i wanted. Its better to not lie to the vet...unless the vet is a lamo.

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

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        I take GHK-cu, KPV and TA-1 and I think that they work great for inflammation.

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        • RandyR Randy

          TA-1 and KPV have been the two I have always seen talked about.

          I recently gave my corporate vet the randy stack deets. SS31, NAD, Pinealon, DSIP, Tirz, Cag, Survo, GHK, HGH,5amino and he dropped his pen and said "well then". That was the end of that discussion and he ordered me all the rat bloodwork i wanted. Its better to not lie to the vet...unless the vet is a lamo.

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          @Randy said:

          unless the vet is a lamo.

          Vet is not a lamo, but more of falling in line with corporate cartels. The vet will definitely strongly discourage rat from using anything that doesn't have Eff Dee Aa and big brother stamps. 🐀 won't agree to that vet recommendation anyway, so rat is keeping expts off the EMR.

          Vet had previously sounded huge alarm on rat trying even compounded T from legit pharmacies promoting only L company rich stuff. So there's that. 🙂

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          • J jackiee

            I take GHK-cu, KPV and TA-1 and I think that they work great for inflammation.

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            @jackiee Yeah KPV, TA-1, Wolverine, and MOTS-C showed up after asking AI tools to sweep social media forums and find answers.

            GLP is also known to indirectly reduce inflammation.

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              I just tell my vet I'm on a GLP1, not that its reta, so it doesn't go in the computing device and transmitted to all the places that transmitted too 😉 Otherwise I would tell my vet everything, why t f not. I asked for a bunch of blood work and was told I didn't need that. I nodded, and ordered it myself. Capitalism, gotta love it!

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                @pep_researcher one of my family was telling me about Hashimoto because of the T3 and T4 levels they just got. Was very interesting, I ruled it out for myself because my T3 and T4 are currently in normal range, however it can take time to show up apparently.

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                • D damic

                  I just tell my vet I'm on a GLP1, not that its reta, so it doesn't go in the computing device and transmitted to all the places that transmitted too 😉 Otherwise I would tell my vet everything, why t f not. I asked for a bunch of blood work and was told I didn't need that. I nodded, and ordered it myself. Capitalism, gotta love it!

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                  ordered it myself

                  @damic That's what I did for my 🐀 as vet was ultra conservative about ordering labs (they try to save insurance money, God knows why). But now that subclinical Hashimoto has got detected, will demand the vet to prescribe follow up blood work using pet insurance in another few months while putting 🐀 on some pepper pickles. Hopefully vet agrees else will order independently.

                  Yeah capitalism and free markets rock!

                  And you are absolutely right about normal T3, T4 being misleading. That's how it was for my rat.

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