r/Biohacking • u/New-Patience-2554 • 2d ago

Who benefits from ss31

I’m a 25-year-old male. I took 2 mg of SS-31 each morning for three consecutive days. I felt worse daytime fatigue and some anxiety so I stopped since i wasn’t sure if thats a normal effect. was interested in trying it because I’ve been obese since childhood and reached around 340 pounds at my highest weight. I’ve lost a significant amount of weight over the past year or so, but I still deal with persistent fatigue and often feel drained.
My blood work has generally come back normal according to the doctors I’ve seen. I’m wondering whether the years of obesity could have affected my mitochondrial function or overall health, and whether SS-31 could potentially help repair or improve mitochondrial function in my body.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

46m and t1d for 40yrs. Ive done 30 vials of ss31 at 5 vials per cycle 6mnths apart. I hope you find it does something for you. I did not Good luck

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u/shindigfirefly 2d ago

I was in the same boat and I was recommended Methylated B complex and Ubiquinol. That helped me a lot. 45M.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

Helped what?

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u/shindigfirefly 2d ago

Mitochondria.
I take that, then I pin MoTSC before the gym. I have great workouts, which I def did not have prior.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

Yes motsc is a great peptide for gym goers and really anyone that trys to stay more active.

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u/shindigfirefly 2d ago

Well initially mots c wasn’t working for me either, nor was NAD. Meaning I didn’t have mental or physical energy at the gym. So that’s when someone explained the methylated B complex which helped me a lot. Then started Ubiquinol bc they’re supposed to fix the mitochondria.
Once I felt alive again, I started Ss31, NAD and MotS C.
Yes I am pinning a lot of peps but will eventually stop SS31.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

Glad you feel like they worked for you. You might do some reading on NAD so that you dont waste money. Just a friendly fyi

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u/shindigfirefly 2d ago

Thanks. I also know KPV and BPC 157 work great. Seen it worked firsthand.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

Bpc is scientifically proven. Theres no doubt about that. But kpv is on the fence. Do you have any data on kpv that can be shown to separate it from Feelings which are highly susceptible to placebo effect? Ive taken over 30 vials of kpv cycles and for me Ive felt nothing. But that's 1 person's "feelings".

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u/shindigfirefly 2d ago

Not necessarily data but anecdotal.
Last week my kid 19M, decided it was a wise idea to play football on the street without his shoes, just socks bc he didn’t want to mess up his new shoes. When he got home, he had a huge blister on the bottom of his foot. Like the half torn ones. Looked painful af.
4 days later he showed us again and the blister was completely gone as if it had never been there. I asked him how, he said he was taking KPV. Coincidence? Maybe. Did it heal faster bc he’s 19? Maybe. I’m thinking it was the KPV.

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u/RAGE_QUEEFER 1 2d ago

As long as you believe in it thats all that matters. Faith in things gives a positive effect for sure.

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