@ogsteve you still can get something like this one (there is only 1 in stock now though and a huge shipping cost), it's lyophilized, or other variants when they are in stock. It says intermuscular, but if you split the dose into 2 or 3 you can do it subcutaneously too, in my opinion. But we know more or less what is there and may just compose a synthesized surrogate as well, which is more accessible. I would use a mix of Thymulin, Vilon, Crystagen - 0.5-1 mg each, and Thymogen 0.02-0.05 mg. Also supplement Zinc. See here. Or you can use pills of Vladonix or Thymusol, better sublingually, on empty stomach. But, so far, I didn't see any distinctive results in blood markers on any of these compounds, except a transient increase of neutrophils.

"Unfortunately the glp nor gip do anything to the opioit receptors. @extropian They weren't designed to fix receptors. They were designed to addict us for life like pretty much all other drugs.

"PNC-27 and PNC-28 are experimental p53-derived chimeric peptides studied for their potential anti-cancer properties by selectively inducing tumor cell necrosis" Anyone researched these?

@Randy Thank you sir. Will do my homework. I heard it on the fly and couldn't find any info.

@user_16538 Can be more- In roughly 9 months (labs quarterly) my total T went from 518 to 1050. Free from 48 to 138. This at a 6.25mg daily dose Enclo. The COA's posted were mine. Good sources are available. The last quarterly labs showed an increase in T from 893 to 1050 (free from 122 to 138) with the addition of boron, tongkat Ali, and zinc- with stable enclo dosing. So an additional bump from those supplements is also possible. I have vials of HCG ready but with these results I'm holding off- both shbg and E2 are normal but slightly higher than my baseline so I don't want to screw with anything right now. Just recognize that this regimen should not be counted on if more advanced manipulations (AAS, gear, etc.) are being used. It won't hold up. TRT is required for that.

Before peptides this is how hard-core fatloss was done. Great book, lots of information on fat loss and body composition. This is how research was done. Personally one of the best books I read. Add this knowledge to your GLPs, you will kill it. Their journey will add to your foundation. https://music.youtube.com/podcast/XOiHp4qQrVo

@EXTROPIAN I love the sound of this and how they are doing this with in the narcolepsy field. is this available gray yet?

@EXTROPIAN im down honestly lol endurance is addictive

@NobleONe The sprays arent that accurate so ruffly around 250mcgs per dose and who knows how much was absorbs by the nasal membrane. Bioabilibility seems better than subq and you get more dosages cosidering it is around 250mcgs.I prime by clearing out the nose and making sure my sprayer creates a nice mist. No, the spray are reusable. I do my best to clean them with a final flush of saline.

Sorry to hear you and others have this side effect. Feeling lucky I've never had to experience this.

@patrickgriffiths "But I'm trying to give a million dollar worth of game for $9.99" Jay-Z

@mmp another great video. So semax and selank can be added to the weight loss? Brain power burning calories like a chest player? Funny but some truth.

It's absolutely amazing how these things work. You know this time last year, GLP1s and researching peptides was no where on my radar. Then started with a Telehealth company because my insurance doesn't cover glp1 meds for weight loss. Then I started going into deep dives, YouTube rabbit holes wanting to learn more about peptides. Just crazy.

Nice, now who is taking it for the team?

https://youtu.be/rUrKjBGPxPs?is=sk5PsBnnyBU5yyjp

@armandohernandez1 si?

@quicksilver80 I take half of what is listed in powders. I was given a vial and was wondering how well is subq. Most of these do support the peptides I am taking. If not all. It is a good list of Lefty aminos.

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.