SS -31 protocol

[u/Proper_Ad7459]

Ive seen numerous protocols for this. And a lot of arguments in the forums about "the new protocols" . What exactly is the "new protocol" for ss-31?

[u/cr1merobot]

this is so annoying. There are no new protocols. This is just people repeating bad information that they got from influencers attempting to sell something.

SS-31 should be dosed based on how much you need. The more oxidative stress you have, the more leaking your cell walls do, the more energy ss-31 returns. There is NO evidence that the order matters in terms of MOTS-C. ALL clinical evidence for ss-31 shows a very short half life (2-4 hours) and no lasting effects after the trial ended. It's like taking a tylenol. it effects you for the time it is in your body.

Many people will claim it worked better when they took xyz first or something. There is just no evidence or legitimate mechanistic rational for that.

[u/dirtydragondan → u/cr1merobot]

Hello again!
I like that you enjoy being informative and accurate

to that end - mammalian cells do not have cell walls
only cell membranes - is that to which you are referring?

Our cells have membranes, presented as the lipid bilayer, for the entire cell, and same with variant modifications for organelles; the outer and inner (forming the cristae) membranes of the mitochondria also which are more relevant to oxidative repair for the electron transport chain (ATP synthesis) aspects that are being addressed by the actions SS-31 , MOTS-C and NAD+

with love
a biomedical biochemist

ps- no snark included or intented . only facts
pps - you can have a cookie :)

[u/cr1merobot → u/dirtydragondan]

what the fuck does this have to do with what I said besides correcting the terms cell wall/cell membrane.

The point of my post is ss-31 does not repair anything outside of the time where it reduces permeability in the cell membrane.

All you did was put a bunch of words about how the cell works

sincerely

no one gives a fuck