Peptide Critic Community

@Stan-Douglas I use Rythm monthly and I love it! Very useful for TRT and diet lipids however, they do not offer IGF-1. I have to get it thru a standing lab. Also, Rythm just added H&H that is extremely important in higher TRT but it has 50% of the time failed due to hemolysis that’s very common in this type of test and delay in getting it ran in lab.

[link text](link url)@mikebricker if an alcoholic quits drinking and then returns to drinking, typically all their issues will return too. The FDA tested HIV patients. Their condition remains after Tesa was removed. I am testing this theory with actual DEXA scans every three months. I’m on scan 3 and it hasn’t returned after being off the pharmacy grade peptide. 61 and I hypertrophy train 4 days a week and eat a surplus with optimum TRT and I’m holding. Time will tell.

@Peptide-geek from what I can tell, the CA risk are theoretical in nature and only if taken for an extended time. The 12 week course shouldn’t add any risk. On a side note, if thinking of starting any peptide for GH boost, your rat should get a pre IGF-1 level and then test again in 6-8 weeks to actually see if it is working. My rat bought tesa/ipa and saw a drop of 18 points from the previous levels on a pharmacy grade sermorelin. And a DEXA scan actually showed a sight increase in VAT from previous scans even though the rat lost weight and gained muscle from an extensive hypertrophy program with TRT. That tells me the tesa/ipa stuff the rat was getting was either not real or degraded badly. It came with a third party testing QR but obviously not up to par. VAT reduction is the one real thing the FDA proved tesamorelin works on, especially in a deficit with training.