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...

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).

Tomorrows Episode... Can peptide biology protect the brain from vascular damage? John follows a question that started with Vesugen into the biology of vascular cognitive impairment—endothelial dysfunction, hypoperfusion, blood-brain-barrier injury, mitochondrial stress, inflammation and neuronal damage. The episode maps Cerebrolysin, SS-31/elamipretide, ARA-290/cibinetide, Semax, Vesugen and GLP-1 receptor agonists onto different points in that cascade, then asks the question that matters: what does the human evidence actually support? Cerebrolysin provides the biggest surprise, with randomized vascular-dementia trials—but still low-certainty evidence. Educational only; not medical advice.

New Episode out today... Learn the real meaning behind the term Visceral Fat Visceral fat is not simply another name for belly fat. We separate subcutaneous from visceral adipose tissue, explain why location and biology matter, examine how VAT is measured, and cut through the marketing around “targeting visceral fat.”

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