What peptides are contraindicated for people with heart conditions? I’d assume SLU-PP-332 or anything that has the potential to increase heart rate, but I’m curious what everyone else thinks. Curtis knows about this, but I had a customer who ended up hospitalized for several days after taking just 2.5 mg of MOTS-c. I wouldn’t consider that a particularly high dose from a performance standpoint, yet they still had a severe reaction. It really highlights that any peptide can be unsafe depending on an individual’s underlying health conditions, genetics, or other factors. I’ve personally had situations where I probably should have gone to the hospital after a reaction but didn’t, and I know @Weissam Eid has also experienced cases where a peptide that’s generally considered “safe” still caused a significant adverse reaction. It’s a good reminder that there is no peptide that’s universally safe for every person.

New product added in! Wondering if this has contraindications for people who are on SSRIs or stimulants…. The dopamine synthesis up regulation sounds amazing. Would this help people with Neuro degenerative diseases or if you’re trying to prevent Neuro degenerative diseases? The dosing for this is all over the board. Cycle or no!? How does this step up against things like noopept, Dihexa, j147???

asking for my mom who also has Alzheimer’s…. She’s 62 and cannot workout like a normal person due to degradation of gross motor skills… she is still able to walk and is walking as much as she can! Is Cartalax my best bet for that?

If someone’s prostate is inflamed, does BPC pull down inflammation there? Or would something like testagen or prostamax be better?

@Ken Sylvan