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  • ResearchCatR Offline
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    ResearchCat
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    Next up is adding enclomiphene 12.5mg/daily next week, running epitalon, then starting back to KLOW and a SS-31/MOTS-C/NAD+ through probably year end, possibly with CJC/Ipa. Labs in 8 weeks.

    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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      MyB
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      👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

      Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.

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        Nuncles
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        Good job man. Keep it up!

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          coondogesq
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          Great progress. Something for me to strive for.

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            Stones67
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            You're doing great work. Picture #2 is a much better starting place for Test optimization- you won't aromatize nearly as much toward the estrogen side of the equation. If you feel comfortable doing so, post those labs in 8 weeks so we can dissect them!!

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              Awesome, great work!

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              • S Stones67

                You're doing great work. Picture #2 is a much better starting place for Test optimization- you won't aromatize nearly as much toward the estrogen side of the equation. If you feel comfortable doing so, post those labs in 8 weeks so we can dissect them!!

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                @Stones67 Another inspiring post. Thanks for sharing. You look good as is. But if you want to bump up your test and want to fill up nicely. You dontnneed much. Just find a good none prescription test booster. From experience I recommend D-Aspartic Acid (DAA) and DIM (Diindolylmethane) and it will not break the bank.

                2M

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                  That's fantastic! Thanks for sharing, keeps me going reading journeys like this and the before/after pics!

                  “Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”

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                    I love seeing these progress reports! It keeps me motivated and speaking with most of you on a daily basis we should be cheering each other on!

                    Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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                      Fan-frigg'n-tastic!

                      You took the weight off a little fast but I understand wanting it now.
                      We're about the same age, height & weight.
                      LOVE the measurements and progress pics.
                      Are you keeping up with bloodwork as well? Important bio-marker.

                      You're an inspiration, brother!

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                        @stan-douglas I think you read the dates wrong. This was a 1 year period, august last year to present. It took about 6 months to get most of the weight off.the next 6 months was tuning and body comp. I have found that so far, I look my most cut/ripped after 2-ish months of CJC/Ipa. My pics from March this year after finishing CJC/Ipa and August after another cycle look very similar.

                        My hope is to build a bit more muscle and get more drive from the enclo/higher test, nothing crazy. Even with the weight loss and body comp changes, getting my body fat % below 20% has been impossible without losing way too much muscle.

                        Yes, running labs periodically, lots of lipid panels, and adding male health stuff once I start enclo.

                        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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                          Very inspirational! Keep it up!

                          You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred.

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                            I've been on repatha for over a year, the injections freaking hurt. The needle is too large and the injection rate is way too fast on the sure click pens. I've tried abdominal and thigh injections, get very bad bruising and pain. It's definitely effective, but really dislike taking it. Any tips?

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                              Eleanor
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                              @researchcat Good man! You're doing great!

                              Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                                Great job!

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                                • ResearchCatR ResearchCat

                                  I suppose a progress report/results post is long overdue. I don’t like sharing too much specific, but here we go.

                                  Subject: 58 year old male, family history of hyperlipidemia and heart disease.

                                  Start Date: 12 Aug 2025
                                  Weight: 200 lbs
                                  Height: 5’8”
                                  Note: Subject lifts weights regularly, does jiu jitsu 3x a week, walks 45m/day. Has chronic shoulder injuries and knee pain. Various other issues. Trouble losing weight.

                                  End Date: 28 Aug 2026
                                  Weight: 166.8 lbs
                                  Note: Shoulder pain mostly gone, no knee pain. Subject lifts weights 4-5x/week, has hit numerous lifetime PR’s, still does jiu jitsu, walks daily and sometimes runs.

                                  Current Protocols: Tirzepatide, 6 mg weekly

                                  Protocols during report time: Epitalon, Sermorelin, SS-31, MOTS-C, NAD+, CJC/Ipa, Tesa, Wolverine, Glow, Klow, and probably forgetting something.

                                  Also, lots of supplements, and added Rosuvastatin and Repatha for high LDL and LP(a)

                                  Measurements:

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                                  Progress pics: Before/After

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                                  Stevepep
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                                  @ResearchCat love seeing this stuff don’t know how I missed it. Great job!!!! Keep going my man

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                                    We need a bikini pic. 😁

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                                    • D davidbrown

                                      I've been on repatha for over a year, the injections freaking hurt. The needle is too large and the injection rate is way too fast on the sure click pens. I've tried abdominal and thigh injections, get very bad bruising and pain. It's definitely effective, but really dislike taking it. Any tips?

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                                      bangkokiscool
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                                      @davidbrown I find subq into the stomach also leaves a "depot" of medication that is visibly noticeable for about 3-4 days. My last shot I did IM into VG and that seems to be least impactful, even though this is not a site recommended by Amgen.

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                                      • D davidbrown

                                        I've been on repatha for over a year, the injections freaking hurt. The needle is too large and the injection rate is way too fast on the sure click pens. I've tried abdominal and thigh injections, get very bad bruising and pain. It's definitely effective, but really dislike taking it. Any tips?

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                                        @davidbrown Yeah, the Repatha injector is a terrible execution. If the GLP-1 injectors are anything like it, no wonder people are needle shy. I am thinking about injecting it into a sterile vial then pulling it into a 31g 8mm syringe.

                                        Currently I inject into my muffin top, alternating sides each time. But the pressure needed to get it to inject ensures it leaves a mark for a few days every time. I’m getting better though. This is month 3 and the first shot left a mark and a welt that lasted over a week.

                                        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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                                          @researchcat I still have a big nasty yellow bruise on my abdomen from last week's injection. I like the idea of transferring to a sterile vial. Per the instruction card in the repatha box the injection is supposed to take 15 seconds, but by my count it is 4 seconds.

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