As an alternate you can start with some proven non surgical options such as Platelet Rich Plasma (or PRP) for adhesive capsulitis. PRP has a decent history of trials and research behind it. That would be my first option and then add the peptides in if needed. Love BPC for sure but wouldn't want to try it and results fall short of expectations. Personally had posterior labral tear's in both shoulders due to heavy lifting- now I still lift heavy with no measurable difference (had done PRP).

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@mussels4muscles Its a combination of data sources that I put into an app I made with AI. I call it health by numbers. But the actual data come from doctor records, a health ring (Luna) gives me heart-rate and sleep numbers. The injections I keep track of in a spreadsheet and track anything I take on a daily basis, included any comments or observations. Body weight I typically don't track except for doctor records, however for this I found my scale in my storage unit and have been measuring weekly. I have more data, just put the relevant stuff on this chart.

@PeptidePlayer I wouldn't call it a cure since it wasn't permanent, hence treatment. What it did was "clear" my vision and made everything much more sharper. The first week, vision was probably overly sharp, after that reminded me of vision that I had about ten years ago. Everything was great for the first month, the second month it started to fade and by the end of the second month back to where it was when I started. Let me be clear, that's my experience, I don't know if it will work for others. I would put this into a definitely needs to be tested box for anyone connected to eye research. It also aligns with senescent cell research in connection to MD.

@damic said: number of video says that you shouldn't drink x amount of coffee If it's not coming in as a contraindication officially, all that is BS IMO. Researched four different GLPs in the past 8 months, lost lbs, weight training, and drinking coffee, black, espresso, cappuccino every flavor all this while. It depends on individual preference and tolerance after all and there's no blanket rule and there cannot be one.

Used them but not anymore got bunch mot, was junk except 1 that was yellow .. contacted on several emails. Got email 3 to5 weeks later. No replacement.

@randy no dice, after open a chat, and then sending another message, does the same thing still. Goes to the bottom and lose scroll. Shift-refresh does fix it, until next chat is sent.

So even though I only took two Triz doses (2.5mg shots weekly) and then went to Reta, I can tell you that Triz dampens the food noise more. I would call it mind calming, cause it helped with more than just food noise. One of the things I noticed right away on Triz, I was so productive and did things on my todo list I didn't do in a long while. Reta does suppress food noise for me, no where near Triz and I'm more tired on it then Triz. So it will be interesting to see when I go up in dose on Reta what changes that has. My main goal is to help my liver out, after that I don't mind a longer wait for the weight to shed.

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I just noticed that Ascension Peptides (https://ascensionpeptides.com/) stated that can't take CC via a pop-up that says "Due to unforseen circumstances, our card processor is going offline for maintenance. We will still be able to process orders using Secure bank transfer via Link Money. We apologize for the inconvenience. -Ascension Peptides" Anyone know why? Is this something that normally happens?