5/7
Gear (daily)
37.5mg
Peps:
KLOW
Meds:
Nebivol
Telmisartan
Zetia
Sups:
Taurine
Astragalus
Omegas
Ubiquinol
Tumeric
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
PepZin GI
Sodium Butyrate
NAC
Zinc
L-Lysine
Folic Acid
D3/K2
Nattokinase/Serrapeptase
Show day came… and show day went… and now we recover…
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Dhea and pregenolone help my cognitive function a fair amount while being on high doses for this longer run.
I have to second what @Aude_Aliquid_Dignu is saying as well. Check out some of the nootropic peptides.
This is a killer stack, and I love to hear it.
For someone like you who suffered a rather serious injury being able to stay on the good side of blood work and appearance with less physical demand is a huge shift in the narrative that we can only hope translates into a more healthy population.
Peptides are the hot ticket item. It’s got all sorts of people focused on longevity. Health. Muscle. Dieting. Etc.
What’s your experience with them so far? Which ones are the real deal?
Will you go compounding pharma if the appropriate bills pass?
Will you stay grey?
I’ll have to give it a try. I’m halfway inclined to give it up and let it go, but topical copper peptide has also shown some promise. Decisions decisions.
It does. If you look at my older posts i was infinitely more conservative before I decided to compete, and @Aude_Aliquid_Dignu and myself had many a talks regarding the safest way to do this.
I do think primo and mast are probably the best out there for being long term safe to use. After my...
Eq lowers estrogen for a lot of people. I’m also less inclined to suggest eq for the aging gear head. On average the cystatin c rises, estrogen drops, and h/h rises. Which is a hard trifecta on the kidneys. Just foodnfor thought.
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