Hi everyone. I have been physically active as a Personal Trainer and later Nutritional Therapist Practitioner for almost 15 years. However recently just changed carriers to work as a stem-cell consultant for a regen clinic. I recently became a father and so after getting my labs checked 4 months ago I was surprise to notice that my T levels were on the low end. I was surprised because at that point in my life I had been training for a while, eating well, sleeping well, no alcohol for over 6 years. I can only assume my T levels were low due to almost two decades of alcohol & drug abuse. I then started taking enclomiphene with great results, I can share the numbers if anyone is interested. This super good timing for me as I am a new dad, moved out of state and started a brand new job, so my health has to be on point! Being here I am hoping to further my knowledge of peptides as well as trt as it is only a matter of time before I switch from enclomephine to TRT (2-3 years). I am also happy to help anyone by giving advice on things I know, having been in this space for a long time. I have followed @Lane Sebring for years. About 3 years ago he was kind enough to hop on a call with me and my wife to provide us some guidance on a coaching program I was trying to get of the ground. Lane is super knowledgeable and genuinely caring, you all are in great hands!

My name is Brian Deviney. I live in Denver. I met Lane back in college. I’m super pumped to be a part of this group. I have been taking trt for a little over a year. I’ve been consistent for the most part in the gym for 6 months and have seen some growth and improvement. I’m excited to learn and help each other grow to be the best versions of ourselves.

I do not suffer from crippling anxiety, but I do have fear around public speaking like most people. I am starting a new position where I will be hosting presentations at dinners in front of 20-70+ people, and while I know that some amount of anxiety will be there until I put the reps in, I'd like to mitigate some of it by giving selank a chance. Have anyone here tried it and what where the results? Should I take it daily or only on the presentation days (1-2 days per week) when I have to be extra grounded? Intranasal or subQ? It seems that all the russian studies on humans were done intranasal so I am leaning towards that but I'd love some feedback.