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    Peptides for arthritis?

    Ibutamoren is definitely not for me - i tried 5mg yesterday, in the morning this time. Within a couple of hours, i felt 'off' mood wise. That evening, i struggled to eat my dinner and ended up throwing most of it in the bin. My sleep last night was even worse than the night i tried 10mg -...
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    Warning for Men on TRT: Low Ferritin is Bad

    I'd totally forgotten about this discussion between you and i @Gman86 only a couple of months back - i was just doing a search here and on google about coming off ramipril, and this thread popped up. Very helpful, as once AGAIN my gp service has blocked me reordering my repeat prescriptions...
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    Peptides for arthritis?

    So, i tried my first dose of ibutamoren last night, 10mg, and was very much looking forward to the enhanced sleep i keep reading about. Ended up having the worst nights sleep in ages, totally 'tired but wired' type feeling. I gave up around 4:30am and got up. Not the sleep result i was expecting...
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    Peptides for arthritis?

    Thanks for the reply @Cataceous. I was considering giving it a try (same, low dose of 10mg) as i reacted badly to ipamorelin and mod grf 1-29 when i tried it. Someone in another thread mentioned that ibutamoren (somehow) helped with their shoulder impingement, which i have. Plus, it's potential...
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    Peptides for arthritis?

    Hi @Cataceous - curious about you adding the ibutamoren. How are you taking this, fasted, or with/near a meal? Is there any concern about it affecting blood sugar or causing insulin resistance at that dosage? If so, are you taking anything (metformin, berberine etc) to control that?
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    testosterone super high on 200mg

    Was the blood test an at home, finger prick test? I've read they can be very off with results if that's what was used.
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    Joint Pain and Supplements

    Brilliant, good luck with that! If you're interested, that Dr Somerville has his site with his blog on it - Home - Dr. Judson Somerville
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    Joint Pain and Supplements

    Yes, i am (more 'was') also concerned about possible toxicity. I'd been taking 5000iu for many years, but in the past year my rheumatic thumb joints have been causing me a fair amount of trouble. I found out about a dr using 30000iu plus to treat autoimmune diseases, and started looking into it...
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    Joint Pain and Supplements

    I had a similar 'conversation' with chatgpt yesterday, started by asking for any clinical evidence of the effectiveness of cissus quadrangularis for joint pain. Then got onto its evaluation of the high dose vitd3 i use to combat the rheumatism i get in my thumb joints. Here's a copy/paste if...
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    Examine.com Releases Their *** Report on 4/20

    Ah yes, i can imagine. I was looking as i'd just ordered some *** flower to try in my dry vape. I usually have a small amount of regular, hybrib weed before bed. I've tried c*d before as oil caps, and wasn't impressed (this is the UK though, so not going to be the strength or quality you get in...
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    Examine.com Releases Their *** Report on 4/20

    I find it odd that the letters 'c' 'b' & 'd' get edited/censored to '***', but THC doesn't!! Might explain why when i tried to search it on the site, i got no results, but searching the site through google gave results (as ***)
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    "We value your privacy" pop up

    Over the last week or so i get the accept/decline cookie pop up on every page i go to here. Even after i've selected 'accept' or 'decline', once i go to another page, i get it again. Is there any way to stop this?
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    Vitamin D Status Determines Cardiometabolic Effects of Testosterone Replacement Therapy in Men with Late-Onset Hypogonadism

    The study above though is relating to people on trt - a reduction in LDL levels in those on trt only with higher vit d levels was one finding
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    Vitamin D Status Determines Cardiometabolic Effects of Testosterone Replacement Therapy in Men with Late-Onset Hypogonadism

    https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/17/6/1013 Conclusions: The study results suggest that the cardiometabolic effects of exogenous testosterone in men with testosterone deficiency may be determined by vitamin D status.
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