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@atl2005 Any new updates?

After a few weeks or so severe depression. I have been trying a variety of supplements taking one for month or two in order to know what works and what doesn't along with making notes. It just messed me up mentally.

Try Tongkat Ali and see if that helps. Be careful with Ashwaghanda as that messed me up mentally after about a month.

Wow, our numbers are close. Currently working with a Dr who claimed no need to be on TRT and working with OTC supplements. Apparently his OTC supplements don't work as well as the ones I was taking prior to his recommendations. His supplements help a bit but based on bloodwork the numbers...

It is not a one size fits all, each person may be different. One Dr suggested enclomaphene and that had HUGE negative affects. Although that drug receives very good results/reviews for others. It was the opposite for me. Keep notes, and move on to Option B what ever that may be.

Wow, you aren't kidding. This thread is the first I heard of this site and even though there are most negative reviews wonder if there are still a high percentage of people that are happy with the site and their process. Hmmmm, may still be worth giving them a try?

Reading more about the usage of daily dosages instead of just when needed. Since you have been using it for 10-12 years would you share any feedback with regards to the long term usage? Any positive/negative affects to share on daily usage for such a long period of time? Did you always use 5mg...

Anyone use an onLine (virtual) Dr for their prescription? Will they send you a copy so you can send to a pharmacy of your choice?

Holy Crap, is this legit? Compared prices and almost too low where I think the stuff is probably fake.

Very useful site. Is there one in the US which doesn't require a prescription?

I just checked Amazon and they had some crazy high prices. Any chance you could provide a specific link?

Definitely not. Even surfing the web, I click a link to read an article and right after don't remember the topic.....Its because I have so much other stuff going on in my brain. But definitely not anxiety. Just a lot of thoughts and ideas going through my head.

Was taking aswagandha for a while and it made things worse. Further research shows that a negative affect of aswagandha is depression. Stopped taking it and the depression cleared away but still have the brain fog.

A better description may be like a kid with ADHD. My mind just can't focus on the current task. Tends to be wandering about a dozen other things. Usually to be able to focus on the current task but seems a lot harder to do.

What type of Dr did you use and which Thyroid test needs to be obtained? My T test only shows the single TSH number which is 1.48 (not 5.3 as entered above as I got the numbers mixed up)

Even if on the statins for 2-3 years, affects are noticeable when stopped for only a week or so?

Sleep is fine. Only on cholesterol medicine. Total T : 711 Free T 12.38 T Bioavailable 293 Estradiol 22 PSA, Total 0.74 SHBG 48 FSH 5.6 LH 3.7 Hemoglobin A1C 5.2 TSH 5.3 Cholesterol Total 146 HDL 52 Triglycerides 60 LDL 78 Let me know what else you may be looking for?

Been doing a lot of research and was surprised how much focus and brain fog is tied to hormones. Got tested and here are some numbers Total T : 711 Free T 12.38 T Bioavailable 293 Estradiol 22 SHBG 48 Was told not a candidate for TRT. So, what should I be taking for focus and to clear...

Tried PT-141 twice and my wife once. Neither one of us felt any difference.

Thanks for the reply. Had to search that article with a fine tooth comb and it makes a single statement of 5-10mg but seems to focus on oral vs IV.

Thanks for the reply. I have been doing about 1,000mcg daily for about 26 days. Going to 2mg seems like a big drop for months 2-6. Is this common for all Peptides or just TB500? Also, is there any benefit to doing 2mg per week via 1-2 injections as opposed to daily?

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I didn't do the 500/157 blend as research recommended the 157 going directly into the area of concern. Also, for Ipamorlin/1295, I was purchasing a Blend which is almost a 2:1 ratio while most other blends are a 1:1. The almost 2:1 ratio blend is expensive so opting once again to purchase...

Tried it twice and my wife once. Neither of us felt or experienced any difference. It is fairly inexpensive and worth a try especially if others claim it works. but for us we just tossed the remaining vial.

Lots of info and mostly about dosage for IVs. Not finding much with regards to daily injections. Anyone run across any data? Would the dosage be the same for everyone or does it go by a person's weight?

Searching and finding a wide range of dosages for items like TB-500 that range from 20 mcg to 1,000 mcg per day. Finding large ranges for other peptides as well. Which web site are you using to calculate the dosage?

I recently started looking into Enclomiphene and researched Maximus trying to figure out why there were more expensive. Their King Protocol includes both Enclomiphene and Pregnenolon. After researching Pregnenolon, it didn't have favorable results, I didn't feel comfortable paying almost twice...

Great to hear about your positive results. If you were to stop now, would you revert back? My only concern is if having the take Tadalafil long term. Seems to be lots of concerns with long-term intake. Actually I just started reviewing ARA-290 and not even sure if this is long term or you do 4...

Thanks for the feedback.

Never heard that before. Any links that talk about this? Tadalafil is the generic version. Is it true for Tadalafil as well and does that mean one would take the daily dosage of 2.5mg?

Currently addressing an injury using TB-500 / BPC-157. Also want to address neuropathy issues using ARA-290. Go ahead and stack ARA-290 on top of TB-500 and BPC-157 or wait until treatment with TB-500 and BPC-157 is complete then start ARA-290?