Klotho / FLGR242 (albumin-bound new tech)
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Cell Factors Max seems like a double dose 26 mg (vs. Cell Factors 13 mg) as one vial, which must be used immediately. I wonder, to take 26 mg once in 2 months how does it compare to 13 mg once a month? It's cheaper to buy Max and use it twice less often but is it equivalently or monthly would be better? They actually suggest Cell Factors Max every 3 months.
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@vpeptides that sounds great, im getting FOMO so i will pick up another bottle and i all good I will stock up in Christmas.
Thanks
I do the Epitalon at bedtime as it's supposed to help you align with your circadian rhythm. Quite frankly, I couldn't tell if it helped or not. With my cortisol and nerd obsession with peptides, my mind is too busy thinking.
I also did the TruAge test to get baselines on OMICmAge, and Symphony estimates and telomere length age.
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Great info! I will be stocking up on a few things next time there is a big sale. This seems compelling.
@imafrognotarat is that content from the JayC community? If so, I guess I should sign up.
And FWIW, I am also taking Repatha. Unrelated, but I haven’t found epitalon does much for my sleep, even taking it before bed at higher doses(Russian protocol.)
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I do the Epitalon at bedtime as it's supposed to help you align with your circadian rhythm. Quite frankly, I couldn't tell if it helped or not. With my cortisol and nerd obsession with peptides, my mind is too busy thinking.
I also did the TruAge test to get baselines on OMICmAge, and Symphony estimates and telomere length age.
@ImaFrogNotaRat couple of things to help you at night.
Pinealon in the morning when you wake up, if you can go outside and get the early day light. This will anchor your sleep at night.
You can add L-theanine , Glycine and Magnesium
Also Selank will help you relax before bed.
Epithalon and Pinealon will help you set your circadian rhythm
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I do the Epitalon at bedtime as it's supposed to help you align with your circadian rhythm. Quite frankly, I couldn't tell if it helped or not. With my cortisol and nerd obsession with peptides, my mind is too busy thinking.
I also did the TruAge test to get baselines on OMICmAge, and Symphony estimates and telomere length age.
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@diegoc
Hey buddy. Mine arrived yesterday. One vial- amber. Comes with a separate sterile water. Used 0.5ml today and clear as a bell. BLL stuff always seems to dissolve instantly. Reconstituted three 10mg vials of tesa (older BLL stock) in a total of 1ml today- LOL. -
@ImaFrogNotaRat couple of things to help you at night.
Pinealon in the morning when you wake up, if you can go outside and get the early day light. This will anchor your sleep at night.
You can add L-theanine , Glycine and Magnesium
Also Selank will help you relax before bed.
Epithalon and Pinealon will help you set your circadian rhythm
@diegoc Yes, I love Pinealon. I already cycled through two boxes (60 capsules) of the stuff. Currently on Pielotax.
I also take Glycine and Magnesium Glycinate at night. I get Thorne supplements wholesale. Selank is a great idea. I haven't tried that. DSIP gives me vivid dreams. I also find Doxepin 3mg to be helpful.
I just bought a Biomax Pro red light panel and SweatBox nearIR/red light sauna that I love. Doing IVFs and hbot too. Just nerding out on all this stuff. The wife likes the nearIR/red light panel. Also helps her back pain.
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I started taking Mag Glycinate at night and it seems to help me fall asleep and sleep better. I usually sleep pretty good but it helps with consistency. Love my red light.
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@diegoc
Hey buddy. Mine arrived yesterday. One vial- amber. Comes with a separate sterile water. Used 0.5ml today and clear as a bell. BLL stuff always seems to dissolve instantly. Reconstituted three 10mg vials of tesa (older BLL stock) in a total of 1ml today- LOL. -
@diegoc Yes, I love Pinealon. I already cycled through two boxes (60 capsules) of the stuff. Currently on Pielotax.
I also take Glycine and Magnesium Glycinate at night. I get Thorne supplements wholesale. Selank is a great idea. I haven't tried that. DSIP gives me vivid dreams. I also find Doxepin 3mg to be helpful.
I just bought a Biomax Pro red light panel and SweatBox nearIR/red light sauna that I love. Doing IVFs and hbot too. Just nerding out on all this stuff. The wife likes the nearIR/red light panel. Also helps her back pain.
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@ImaFrogNotaRat thats awesome.
I bought the Sunlighten IF sauna as well.
@diegoc Those are super nice. My wife insisted we didn't have the room for it. So I waited for her to fall asleep. Then I went online to buy the Sweatbox. Before going to bed, I took DSIP, and had a vivid dream about how they delivered a huge crate on our front lawn. I was worried what the neighbors would say, but was more concerned about the wife's reaction. I woke up in a sweat.
In reality, the crate wasn't that big, but weighed about 290 lbs. Two of us had to carry it into the house.
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@ImaFrogNotaRat i once saw a post from @randy were he does Thymalin in the Epithalon stack or after.
I forgot the reasoning…
Can you guide me to that post.
Thanks
@diegoc I don't think I saw his post. I did that together because of the original Vladimir Khavinson protocol, except he used Epithalamin.
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Great info! I will be stocking up on a few things next time there is a big sale. This seems compelling.
@imafrognotarat is that content from the JayC community? If so, I guess I should sign up.
And FWIW, I am also taking Repatha. Unrelated, but I haven’t found epitalon does much for my sleep, even taking it before bed at higher doses(Russian protocol.)
@ResearchCat Yes. It's from his community, but don't expect the community message board to be active like it is here. All you'll hear are crickets.
Jay has a pretty cool Ask.Jay.ai.Bot that you can ask anything in accordance to his advice without having to read legal disclaimers from Google Gemini or ChatGPT even.
On two separate occasions, I somehow got logged off, and my old passwords failed to work. Their "forgot my password" feature never worked for me, and after getting their "Circle" I.T. team to reset it for me manually after days and days of frustration, I had enough of it. I'm still using up my 3-months of prepaid membership, but after that, I'm cancelling for now. Perhaps I'll rejoin in the future if new stuff comes up. Biolongevity Labs has some good products, and I wonder if Alpha-Biolabs makes the some or most of the stuff they sell.
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@diegoc Those are super nice. My wife insisted we didn't have the room for it. So I waited for her to fall asleep. Then I went online to buy the Sweatbox. Before going to bed, I took DSIP, and had a vivid dream about how they delivered a huge crate on our front lawn. I was worried what the neighbors would say, but was more concerned about the wife's reaction. I woke up in a sweat.
In reality, the crate wasn't that big, but weighed about 290 lbs. Two of us had to carry it into the house.
@ImaFrogNotaRat Now you got me looking at home saunas and some of these look like they could double as personal wine cellars.
I might buy one and send it to my coach so I can use it at his gym since I will be murdered if that shows up at my house.
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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@ImaFrogNotaRat Now you got me looking at home saunas and some of these look like they could double as personal wine cellars.
I might buy one and send it to my coach so I can use it at his gym since I will be murdered if that shows up at my house.
@ResearchCat Hahaha.
If you watch Bryan Johnson and some others, I know that cardiologists claim that the bulk of research points to traditional hot saunas (not the near IR ones we have) get up to 175 to 200 degrees F, which improves arterial plasticity.
Traditional hot saunas heat up the air, whereas IR heats up objects (your body) as do the incandescent red heat lamps. Max temp is 149 degrees F, though I love mine. My only other concern is that the wood is made of hemlock, which is just as susceptible to termites as pine is. We live in Southern California, and termites are a big problem here.
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