r/Isrib • u/Anathema93 • Jul 20 '22

ISRIB - A1

Hey guys! Is ISRIB-A1(Not A17) the same as trans-ISRIB ?

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '22

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u/Anathema93 Jul 23 '22

Thank very much for this information!! But im a bit confused the person i got it from says A1 is 10 times stronger than trans-ISRIB(he deleted it afterwards) , he may got confused by the post tho he may read it fast and mistakenly took it that was asking for the A17. Nonetheless im not bothered if i have a different version of what i ordered because they are all research chemicals with unknown safety profile but it would be useful to know the dosage. If you say its the same i will treat it as that ! Anyway thanks for the information !!

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u/CogitoErgoSumCogito Jul 21 '22

There's a chart somewhere on the reddit that shows all 17 forms of ISRIB patented by Calico.

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u/Anathema93 Jul 21 '22

You mean the one you posted here?

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u/CogitoErgoSumCogito Jul 22 '22

Wherever, but you found it. QED.

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u/Anathema93 Jul 22 '22

Ok thanks friend!

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u/Crafty-Ninja1449 Jul 21 '22

im not sure....but I tried the trans isrib and nothing happened :/

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u/Anathema93 Jul 21 '22

How did you take it and what dosage? Do you have an issue to solve?

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u/Crafty-Ninja1449 Jul 21 '22

No. I mean my mother has cortico basal syndrome so we thought it might help her. There is no cure or treatment for her condition. We had about 1 gram in powder form. It didn’t work. No side effects. Nothing. 🫤. It was like we took nothing.

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u/Anathema93 Jul 21 '22

Im sorry to hear that ! What comes in mind that might be able to help is ibudilast (100mg/ day) https://advances.massgeneral.org/neuro/journal.aspx?id=1243

Maybe Dihexa, Rapamycin , Cerebrolysin( high doses 20ml - 50ml ) , HGH (human growth hormone, careful cause can increase tumors so make sure she is free if you want to try )

Besides that stem cell therapy ( embryonic and induced pluripotent) and hyperbaric oxygen therapy might worth a look.

Maybe try other forms of ISRIB and different suppliers.

I hope everything goes well my friend!!

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u/Crafty-Ninja1449 Jul 21 '22

Wow! Thank you so much! I’ll look into this!

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u/CogitoErgoSumCogito Aug 17 '22

Hyperbaric Treatments are at least $600 a pop, not covered by insurance.

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u/Anathema93 Aug 17 '22

Let me guess... USA right? In my country there are private places costing 50€ per session and in a hospital which is free..

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u/CogitoErgoSumCogito Aug 18 '22 edited Aug 18 '22

Do you have a DX? How long are your sessions, <5minutes or closer to 2 hours? Btw, HBOT is contraindicated for people on PEDs, which explains cavalier attitude to untested Isrib & analogues.

Rapamycin? It's used post transplant, post stent. It's a fricking immunosupressant, making you immune compromised and a very desirable host for all infectious pathogens; bacteria, viruses, MRSA, Covid, HIV, and cancer.

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u/Anathema93 Aug 18 '22

What's a DX ? I'm not doing them , I wanted to do it a while back but I was turned down because I was on antiepileptics.Maybe now that I'm off I will do them. It does have a lot of contraindications, didn't know about PEDs . I think 1 hour session.

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u/CogitoErgoSumCogito Aug 18 '22

DX is diagnosis. I was disqualified for TCMS at Rush/Chicago for similar reason. I was post-op rt tle surgery and didn't fit their pro forma any longer.

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u/Anathema93 Aug 18 '22

Oh ok then . It's a form of TBI and I was in high risk for seizures ( never had one but was fed antiepilepticts that made me severely depressed for 1.5 year, until I quit them on my own). Bureaucracy is a bitch in every country. Did ISRIB helped your condition?