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ABBV-295 is an investigational, long-acting amylin analog developed by AbbVie and Gubra for the treatment of obesity. It acts as a non-incretin-based therapy by activating amylin and calcitonin receptors to suppress appetite and delay gastric emptying. https://youtu.be/-vXtzFPE0Dc?is=JqfGC3HdP48X7HfQ

@STATIEEIGHT I figure we all do. I just had to ask.

Once a month might be enticing to some. In this room, with some of us maniacs pinning 5 times a day, it probably doesn’t have much draw. It’s basically a Tirz/Cag protocol they’re talking abut, but monthly. Two weeks apart. As mentioned in the video, which is very informative BTW, the long half life could be problematic for side effects. But research is always good.

Theoretical Synergy- Can BPC-157 and TB-500 work even better if you supplement L-citrulline, L-arginine, and dietary nitrate sources like beetroot extract to boost Nitic Oxide (NO)? These nutrients provide the raw building blocks your body uses to synthesize nitric oxide, supporting blood flow and circulation even at the capillaries level.

@EXTROPIAN they are much better in my opinion. Just make sure you are getting actual adamax as that has adamantane.

@vpeptides I know the dreams are from Pinealon. I didn't expect any noticeable effects, as I stopped taking it. I'm up at 4 in the morning and don't get home until 6:30 at night and I didn't have any sleep problems and don't need the sleep cycle interruption. And I haven't found any real satisfactory evidence re: telomeres; it's not worth the hassle to me. If you've found otherwise, hey, that's great. I think everyone should go for what they want. I'm concentrating on thymus, mitos and metabolism.

More pets on PETides https://x.com/i/status/2087299592039932086

@Stan-Douglas I understand now :). I guess the most concentrated my solution ever gets is 2 ml BAC to 8ml NS. Thank you for taking the time to explain. You could also recon with distilled water or even the nasal spray. I just do bac out of habit.

@vpeptides Thank you sir! The point is even at a glance it's trace amount per dose. But I put it out for a better perspective.

@skepticjen It's there on rumble

I have eaten almost every dish this girl has shared and she has a sense of humor. https://youtube.com/@madelainerascan?si=rLE-6rCixNmFp1MA

@vpeptides said: @EXTROPIAN Just went to take some Semax in hopes to understand you better. As longest you don't take yourself too serious and have a sense of humor. We are cool.

According to A.I. If your peptides are still in their freeze-dried powder form, a vacuum or desiccant environment combined with freezing drastically slows down chemical reactions. Store in a freezer at -20° C to -80° C. Under these conditions, dry peptides can remain stable for 2 to 5 years.

@emkay right there with ya, I don't weigh 128lbs but Endo is something I have to keep in check. One of the reasons I keep that endo calculator handy, cuz I suck at math lol

@Stones67 I am taking 8 peps right now and was concern about the total amount of endotoxin I was pinning daily. Here is what I found along the way. I thought it was interesting. I'll save the heavy metals for you.

Lately I been trying to figure out a way to reduce hitting a nerve while pinning. Example- The skin of an average human has 1000+ sensory nerves per square inch. I reduced my chances from pinning a nerve by first avoiding the obvious. I first avoid the hair follicles because at the base called The Root Hair Plexus has sensory nerve fibers wrap around each hair bulb. The other is called Free Nerve Endings that are close to the surface and through out our entire skin. This is how we feel pain. You cannot see them but you can definitely feel them. Those are the ones to look out for. What I do is use the pen tip and lightly pin the surface of my skin until I feel the least sensitive spot. Lightly pin without breaking skin. If you are lucky you will feel nothing. Most likely it is a spot where there are less to no free nerve endings. That is the sweet spot. As for the nerve and blood vessels, "Pinch pin and pray". [image: 1783996273488-sensory-receptors-skin-detailed-anatomy-beautiful-bright-colors-49741056.jpg]

@EXTROPIAN Sour Diesel, Jack Ripper, Girl Scout Cookies, ACDC

@EXTROPIAN said: BPC157 AND FDA? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbJNrOAh6zD/?igsh=MWN2bTNudjJqeG1vYg== Was so happy to read about this today.

"Casomorphins and gliadorphins (also called gluteomorphins) are bioactive opioid peptides created when the body incompletely digests casein (from dairy) and gliadin (from gluten). Because they share a similar N-terminal amino-acid sequence, these exorphins can act directly on the nervous system, mimicking the effects of opioid drugs. If the peptides manage to breach the intestinal barrier (leaky gut) and the blood-brain barrier, they bind to opioid receptors in the brain. This activity has been hypothesized to alter focus, mood, and behavior." Basically a leaky gut makes the 'slop more addicting.

Could this be one of the reasons most on GLP1 and GIP stall/stop working? The cause being DPP-4. All on a GLP1 should watch this video. https://youtu.be/FjIamyuWfak?is=oRGg6apu8LrHxIvj