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Using the community feed
Hey everyone! A quick note on asking questions: if there's ever something you'd prefer to keep private, please don't hesitate to DM me directly, I'm always happy to help one on one. That said, whenever you feel comfortable, I'd love for us to keep as much as we can in the community feed. When questions, protocols, and discussions stay open, everyone gets to learn from them, and that shared knowledge is really where so much of the value lives. Thank you all for being part of this. It genuinely makes the community better for everyone.
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Peptide Guides
Hey everyone, I am starting to build peptide guides in the classroom. I am going to start with bioregulators, as I don't think they are discussed or used enough. I'm going to try to add at least one every single day. If there's high demand for one that you would like sooner, please drop a comment below, and I will work on it! https://www.skool.com/the-healing-path/classroom/41d7f4dd?md=adfcc0c25ed34e1784752b9b67521ff1
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LL-37 is in!
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Testagen is in!
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Moldy Home Guide
Hey everyone, Mold is far more common in our homes than most people realize, and leaving it undisturbed does not necessarily mean you are protected from its effects. Understandably, not everyone is in a position to remediate or move right away, so I have put together a Moldy Home Guide to help you improve your environment in the meantime. You will also notice in the description that even if you do not suspect mold, or have confirmed that you do not have it, it is still worth treating your home proactively as though you might. These are simple habits that support a cleaner, lower-moisture space either way. Please let me know if you have any questions! https://www.skool.com/the-healing-path/classroom/98c4222f?md=aee4c4796a384ed188e2b6493f74b56e
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Retatrutide over Tirzepatide?
Any thoughts one over the other? Metabolic and body composition: Retatrutide over Tirzepatide - emerging data shows significantly better lean tissue preservation, which matters enormously at 53 when muscle wasting (sarcopenia) becomes a real long-term concern.
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@Shannon Smith do you have a device to track your HR and HRV? Like an Oura ring? That would be the best way to determine your usage duration. But something like 4 weeks on, 4 weeks off could work. If you wanted to be a little more advanced, you could run Tirzepatide consistently and do the Reta 4 weeks on, 4 weeks off. If you are doing Reta only for 4 on, 4 off, start at 250 mcg 3x per week if you have never done it before, and then you can work up from there. I always recommend finding the minimum effective dose. In studies, they were doing upwards of 12 milligrams a week, but not everybody needs that much. If you become too constipated or lose too much of your appetite, you will want to back off the dose.
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@Shannon Smith As long as you don't overly obsess about the data, I think an Oura is a wonderful idea! When tracking your biometrics, you're able to see how long you can run Reta for, for example, if after three weeks your HRV starts to decline and your heart rate increases, you probably wouldn't want to run it for more than three weeks, but if this doesn't happen until the 6-week mark, then you're good for 6 weeks. www.303peptides.com Discount code: CURTIS10 for 10% off https://303peptides.com/product/retatrutide-10mg/
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Nicotine Presentation
Hey everyone, I just recalled that I made a nicotine presentation a bit ago for some practitioners! https://www.loom.com/share/86384f9cf91d480babdf3aca540ced36
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@Ken Sylvan That is one of the main components of nicotine, The receptors it acts on are responsible for regulating hunger and fullness, it can also slow gastric emptying, and the dopamine release can also reduce reward centers hence why people smoke cigarettes after sex 😂
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