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SS-31 (Elamipretide) — Research Dosing Protocol

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      @researchcat My game plan is to take ATX-0304, then layer in SS-31, and then transition to MOTS-C. I'll add NAD+ at some point.

      My curiousity was around the effective dosage for SS-31.

      I'm 48. I'm looking at SS-31 like an oil change for my mitochondria, not an engine overhaul. I've seen claims that 40mg daily of SS-31 has the same effect as 4mg daily for most people.

      Here is a video recommending 5-10mg/day.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjUm5gkSwRk

      Here is an article recommending 5mg/day.
      https://www.innerbody.com/ss-31-peptide

      If that is the case, that is a huge cost variance from the protocol Randy posted above - Roughly 300mg vs 1000mg over a 60 day period.

      I was curious if people felt like sticking with the 4-5mg dose for 60 days was effective, based on their research.

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