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@ursus Interesing I did a full panel at Quest and paid nothing. I guess it just depends on the insurance you have. I figure I do that once a year and Rythm once a month to cover the bases. I am adding a NAD blood test as well to see if NAD is actually doing anything. I just did telomeres; waiting on results pre-Epitalon. The first telomere test I did had some issues, so they sent me another. I will take another one in a couple of months to see if there is improvement. Blood work is really the key IMO

@Mr-Smurf and if you stop Tesa and keep working on and eating good, I dont think you get fat agian. Lol

In the references it's said the lighter is your skin the more of it you need. And you will start noticing the effects in 3-4 weeks.

@pep_researcher said: @Peptide-geek Wow 2029 expiration! Cool I think that is the day. Feb 29th, 2028.

I let it warm up on the counter before i recon with 3ml BAC.

@randy Have you ported over the video of GHK dilution? It was the most helpful GHK-Cu info for me.

I split dose. I take 2mg in the am and 2mg in the

@pep_researcher Thanks for the thread will check it out.

@ursus GLP-1’s are designed fundamentally for morbidly obese people who need to lose a lot of weight. They are not designed for biohacking obsessive optimizers. So yes, many people should be taking much less than clinical dosing. I have seen a lot of people talking about cycling reta, and they are mostly jacked gym bros who want to get to 7.233(repeating, obviously) % body fat for a comp or the beach or just because. The real question is more about maintenance and what that looks like for you. Is it stopping? Is it micro-dosing? I don’t know personally. I manage my dosing using a bit of Kentucky windage to maintain or move slightly.