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83 contributions to Peptides Explained
Another one bites the dust...
Welp, my TikTok was just permanently banned....Not sure why. I haven't posted anything that would violate TOS except general peptide info...The struggle is real y'all...
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Sorry to hear my friend
CJC/IPA
Thank you all for your help one last question what can I do to not get a histamine response to CJC and if I do get one, what should I do or what can I take (beside if it's bad going to the hospital).
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Yes, the CJC not the IPA can cause histamine response and sometimes it could be serious to the point of having to go to hospital (some people use KVP others use Anti Histamine if they get a reaction) that is why I ask but the money you save using CJC instead of Tesa is a big difference. Tesa and CJC do the same thing even reduce visceral fat just CJC was not studied for that and Tesa was.
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@John Garrett thanks
Another round of lawsuits from Eli Lilly
I just received information that one of my Affiliate partners, American Peptides, is being sued by Lilly. As you may have noticed I took a huge step back from announcing any affiliate associations with grey market vendors a couple months ago. I did this to protect my platform from any scrutiny. The targeting of grey market vendors in the US is not going away anytime soon. Due to that, you may notice further changes to my affiliation messaging. The content of the podcast will not be affected. Thank you for the support! I plan to continue this podcast as long as I can. John
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They want to keep all the money after spending billions to bring it to market Buy thier stock it will explode once Reta goes public and gets approved
TESA/CJC
Tesa & Cjc if they both hit the same pathway do they both burn visceral fat? I know Tesa was study for that and Cjc was not but independent of that if they hit the same receptors, do they perform the same function
Rythm Heath
I just subscribed to this company they are all over Instagram and ticktock they send you a kit to your home, and you draw your own blood and send it to them with results in 48hr. They are running a special 25% off so it cost $59 I figured I try it this way I can monitor my own blood in between Doctors appointments. If it does not work, I can always cancel I wonder if they are going to be accurate or not. Has anyone ever used this company.
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@John Garrett I will
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