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Tesamorelin Research Dosing Protocol

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    Yes, but it’s in the gestalt of the thing at this point, isn’t it? Did anyone ever really think it offered some kind of legal shield?

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    • boogiescofferB boogiescoffer

      Yes, but it’s in the gestalt of the thing at this point, isn’t it? Did anyone ever really think it offered some kind of legal shield?

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      @boogiescoffer said:

      Yes, but it’s in the gestalt of the thing at this point, isn’t it? Did anyone ever really think it offered some kind of legal shield?

      I actually think some people do think that...

      Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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        Stop being killjoys! Why bother being a pirate if you don’t hoist the black and yell “Argh!”?

        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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          Dude, you can’t cap on research animals when you are literally on Randy the Research Rat’s site. 🤣

          Follows research backed science, not the gym bro’s.

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          • M MikeMiranda

            Testing was 26 weeks no cycling off, Testing didn't even mention fasting

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            @MikeMiranda said:

            Testing was 26 weeks no cycling off, Testing didn't even mention fasting

            Which leads me to believe they didn't even bother to fast around any of the injections. This isn't unique to Tesa. NONE of the studies on any of the GHRH analogs did (Sermorelin studies in the 90s, CJC-1295, or the recent Tesa).

            Makes you wonder - did they not even know this was beneficial? Likely scenario with Sermorelin and CJC-1295 at the time. But I have to believe they did with Tesamorelin. But perhaps maybe I'm giving them too much credit.

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            • boogiescofferB boogiescoffer

              Yes, but it’s in the gestalt of the thing at this point, isn’t it? Did anyone ever really think it offered some kind of legal shield?

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              @boogiescoffer it's the only way you can discuss it on social media apps so they probably think its universal. I know I did when I first joined this community but now I see it's not necessary here. Just as it's not necessary to talk about the peptides in code like kay pee vee. I saw someone referred to BPC-157 as BiPolarChocolate-157 so they wouldn't get deleted or kicked from the group. It's wild what people come up with.

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

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              • N Neil McCauley

                @MikeMiranda said:

                Testing was 26 weeks no cycling off, Testing didn't even mention fasting

                Which leads me to believe they didn't even bother to fast around any of the injections. This isn't unique to Tesa. NONE of the studies on any of the GHRH analogs did (Sermorelin studies in the 90s, CJC-1295, or the recent Tesa).

                Makes you wonder - did they not even know this was beneficial? Likely scenario with Sermorelin and CJC-1295 at the time. But I have to believe they did with Tesamorelin. But perhaps maybe I'm giving them too much credit.

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                @Neil-McCauley said:

                @MikeMiranda said:

                Testing was 26 weeks no cycling off, Testing didn't even mention fasting

                Which leads me to believe they didn't even bother to fast around any of the injections. This isn't unique to Tesa. NONE of the studies on any of the GHRH analogs did (Sermorelin studies in the 90s, CJC-1295, or the recent Tesa).

                Makes you wonder - did they not even know this was beneficial? Likely scenario with Sermorelin and CJC-1295 at the time. But I have to believe they did with Tesamorelin. But perhaps maybe I'm giving them too much credit.

                It might have to do with patient compliance, they may be giving it in the way they think people will take it? That's the only thing I can think of

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                • BeeKindB BeeKind

                  @boogiescoffer it's the only way you can discuss it on social media apps so they probably think its universal. I know I did when I first joined this community but now I see it's not necessary here. Just as it's not necessary to talk about the peptides in code like kay pee vee. I saw someone referred to BPC-157 as BiPolarChocolate-157 so they wouldn't get deleted or kicked from the group. It's wild what people come up with.

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                  @BeeKind I did it just to see if I could stay in character through my entire post! 🤡

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                  • C Commander

                    I don’t know why everyone here gives these expensive peptides to all these pets… I take all of them myself and don’t share with any pets, they are way too expensive.

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                    @Commander Jedi Mind Trick. You know how they say pets and owners resemble one another? I'm trying to get my pet less fat and more muscular in the hopes that it will rub off on me! Plus, I'm afraid of needles and he isn't.

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                    • B blueskies27

                      @randallchampion Does the tesa/ipa combo need to be kept in the fridge? I know tesa alone can be kept in a cool, dark, room temp place but curious about the combo. Also, ipa is known to help improve sleep. Was your rat running this in the am or pm? Thanks

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                      @blueskies27 I'm with your other responders. If it's reconstituted, it goes in the fridge.

                      I take the Tesa/Ipa based on my eating habits each day. I prefer to take it at night, but if I end up eating later in the day I will take it the following morning instead.

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