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Just wanted to put this out there:
If you like a channel and are reasonably tech savvy, yt-dlp is an easy command line program to download YouTube videos. Given how YT is becoming more censorship-happy by the day, I think archiving is more important than ever.
I’m a Sysadmin by trade, and I have a home server that also functions as a backup of all my favorite YT channels. Maybe I’ll write up a guide if anyone is interested. You don’t need a fancy server to do this either.
From what I've seen, the majority of cases of regain are caused by not learning healthy eating habits while on the GLPs. For me, that means tracking calories forever.
@Commander Ad hominem is not conducive to effective dialogue... and it doesn't inspire confidence in people new to peptides (such as myself).
I joined a week or two ago, and figured I'd drop in to introduce myself.
I just started my tirzepatide research yesterday! Using the info on this site and the YouTube channel, my first dose went very smoothly.
Thanks for having me 
Sorry dude, but your posts give off major shill vibes. This is one of the most common advertising methods nowadays. Companies pay people to write positive reviews on social media, since a ton of people get their news from social media.
Your test came from a sketchy lab nobody’s heard of. Nexaph is very transparent with their testing, and many people (including myself) participate in group tests to validate their claims.
I'm something of a data hoarder, and I usually archive my favorite YT channels on my media server. I had Randy's channel on my "to-download" list for this weekend, now I'm sad 
I started peptides last month, and I had Randy's reconstitution video playing on my TV while I reconned my first vial of Tirz. Hope he gets his channel back soon.
Make sure you're using the tested amount from the CoA instead of the labeled amount. For example, if the 6mg vial tested at 7mg, use that for your calculation.
I like to add enough BAC water so my doses fall on marked units on the syringe. 10, 15, 20, etc. So if your vial tests at 7mg, add 1.4ml of BAC water to get 0.5mg of Reta for every 10 units.
After taking your dose, put the vial back in your fridge until your next dose. Hydrapeak bottles are great for storage because they will prevent temperature fluctuations from opening the fridge door. I prefer to discard my vials after 28 days just to be safe. Some folks use theirs for longer, but I don't want to risk it.
Hope that's helpful 
Do yourself a favor and pick up a pack of sterile 10mL vials. 100mg in 2mL is gonna STING like a wasp 
So let me get this straight… You had an allergic reaction to something you injected, then you do it again not once but two more times?? Ever heard the saying, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.”?
Is it possible that you’re allergic to either Tesamorelin or Ipamorelin? Unfortunately you’ll never know because you took a blend, which is something I never recommend for this very reason.
Also, try to get in the habit of thinking of dosage in mg/mcg rather than units/mL. If you ask for help and say “I’m taking 10 units of XYZ”, nobody will be able to help you and you’ll probably get flamed.
Rant aside, I suggest starting with 1 peptide for 4-6 weeks before adding another.
Physical fitness is one of the best indicators of whether someone puts effort into their life. If you can reliably show up to the gym and manage your diet, it’s safe to assume that you’ll have the rest of your life in order, too.
What does your doctor think? I hate to be “that guy”, but it’s a good idea to loop them in after having a serious medical issue that put you in the hospital.
