Been researching a bit and came across Lipo-C With B12, and wondering if adding this actually helped anyone and if they saw a big energy improvement.
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I placed a 10-pack mix-n-match order with CR about a week and a half ago and ended up picking up 3x Adamax, 3x Selank, 2x NAD+ and 2x DSIP.
I paid for my order and thought nothing of it. While waiting for said order, I was lurking on the website and noticed they added a "new" Adamax listing, with this one having "Grade 1032" in its listing name. I sent an email asking what the differences were between the original listing they have (and still do) vs the new one and got this as a response
Initially I wrote off the response and went about my day, but after sitting and thinking about when I placed the order, I remembered that I saw 1032 on the original listing (Which was the main reason I pulled the trigger). I went and hunted the original listing and the new listing and noticed that both lead with 1032 for the weight near the top of the listing and later on in the descriptions. I was worried about which one I will receive so I sent a second email regarding the situation.
I didn't receive an email reply yet, but I did receive the package from the order, which funnily enough came with the Adamax Grade 1032 label. Here is a picture below
What I'm wondering is if CR will do this for everyone that is purchasing the cheaper Adamax as part of the mix up or if I just got lucky. I've had a good track record with CR and overall enjoy the products they have, but I'm more concerned for other customers who may not be aware of a possible difference and may get the other "lesser" Adamax.
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hello, I was wondering where you guys recommend buying Hospira BAC water from. Don't know if there is a site that offers discounts from here that sells Hospira Bac water. Does anyone have any takes on where to find the cheapest Hospira BAC water? Thanks, guys
@Snake-Pepskin I agree, but it hasn't been that price since 2024. It is greed... To tell you the truth, I have spent a fortune on all this peptide stuff. So it was just one more thing I had to buy, even at the ridiculous price. I could not risk not being able to get it. I haven't felt this good in the last 20 years, so it is a small price to pay for me. I was doing really bad the last five years or so. I was struggling just to stay alive. I figure it was just how it was going to be since the doctors told me years ago I only had a few years left to live. Now I actually feel pretty good again and hope I still continue to improve. -
I started writing a small post on another thread and this just kept getting longer. Hope this can inspire someone at any point on their journey.
10 years ago I was 387 pounds. Addicted. Depressed. Self centered and miserable. Something needed to change but it didnt. Atleast not for another 3 years.
7 years ago I kicked the drugs and alcohol. In the 4 years after that my weight continued fluctuating between 260 and 330 pounds.
3 years ago I decided to get serious about my health. To do so I was going to have to deal with my first and most insidious addiction. Food. I decided to try Tirzepitide at the urging of my doctor and for the first time in my life the food noise quieted. I was able to hit calorie goals and after a ton of research I knew I had to resistance train. I have now been training for 3 years.
This March I was down to 235 pounds and after a 4 month break from Tirzepitide I started Reta. I just hit 200 pounds. I cant believe it.
So what were the last 3 years like? Every pound lost along this journey my feet and back hurt less. I had more energy. I was eating better so I decided why not compound that by walking and moving. That led to more weight lost. Every thing I read and all the videos that I watched stressed the need to resistance train. So I wondered what would happen if I added that too. Turns out. Everything. Everything would happen. Weight loss acceleration. Strength increase. Visceral fat loss. I had a 46 inch waist. Im down to a 32.
Once I had some small succeesses I wanted more. Each goal achieved built on the next. The GLPs gave me the reduction in food noise and calorie restriction. The food tracking gave me the data and discipline. The walking raised my TDEE. Now Im even doing some running. 3-5 days a week Im lifting weights. Tracking every workout. Progressive over load. Deload. Run it again. I have never been in better shape. Better health or happier. Im living a life beyond my wildest dreams.
If you are starting a journey or are in the middle of one I have a challenge for you. What if you did everything. Everything you know you should do and really want to do but haven't.
You tracked what your eating and hit your daily calorie target. Hit that elusive protein goal. Went to the gym consistently. Hit your daily step goal. Figured out how to sleep more and consistently. Drank water. Maybe even a peptide or 10. Lol
What if you did that? What would future you think in 30 days, 6 months or 3 years?
Hit an "Unrealistic Goal". Got on the scale today and I'm 198 pounds. Seeing the scale go under 200 pounds for the first time in 30+ years is amazing. I was a teenager the last time I was under 200 pounds. This felt so unrealistic at the beginning of all of this but here we are. Coming to the end of the first 30 days of a 90 recomp. My daily steps have increased from 5k-8k a day up to a minimum of 11k a day. Im getting up and doing 2 miles before work. Running multiple days a week. Resistance training 4 days a week. The level of intensity and discipline needed to continue hitting these goals has increased immensely. Its really hard and challenging but so rewarding. So Happy Friday. Set some unrealistic goals for this Fall and do what you know needs to be done to hit them.
