Everybody keeps saying these amylin based drugs are the future but honestly I’m not really sold on them yet. Yeah they crush appetite but for a lot of people it almost goes too far. Some of these compounds make people feel like their stomach completely stopped working. No hunger at all sounds great on paper until you feel flat, tired, nauseous and can barely eat enough protein to hold onto muscle. I’m personally more interested in sustainability and body composition long term not just who can make the scale move the fastest. Food noise reduction is great. Better adherence is great. But if someone feels miserable all day or can’t train hard anymore I don’t really see that as the future either. I think eventually the real answer is going to be finding the balance: - appetite control - muscle retention - performance - energy - tolerability not just “stronger appetite suppression.” That’s just my take on where this stuff is headed.

Good morning all...my wife is really interested in the NAD+, but can not do IM injections... anybody have experience with subq or an oral alternative?

Question for anyone. I have nad+ in a nasal spray. 500 mg per bottle. Just seeing what might be a good dosing. How much mg? And is it daily? I did read the cheat sheet. I need does say depending on the way you're taking the peptide injectable. Mine is just a nose spray, so I didn't see that.

First time trying mot c. Looking for a good starting dose. Anyone

Adam should be announcing the winner soon. Don't be discouraged if you don't win; your orders still count for the next 5 kits. I'll be giving away 2 more in one week.