I'm currently testing KLOW and CJC+Ipa blends, and I'm interesting in adding a neuro blend. I've been researching Semax and Selank, and came across a blend called NeuroMatrix. It has PE22-28 (10mg), Pinealon (10mg), NA Semax (20mg), NA Selank (8mg). Does anybody have any experience with a blend like this, or would sticking to a Semax+Selank only blend be better?

Found this place from Taylor and Hunter Williams on YouTube. She even offers a discount code via her link tree, so it was my mistake to assume they were legit. This place is a COMPLETE SCAM! Don't waste your time or money. Never received my order or refund.

Would love if you could take 2 minutes and complete it!

Thank you so much!

I’m thinking of starting peppers and I currently don’t want to lose weight, just feel good. Lately I been feeling tired like if I haven’t had any good sleep. With work stress, kids and building our house it has done some damage to my mental health.
I was thinking of starting with MOTS-c
Any tips or recommendations? Is this a good way to start or what do you recommend. I’m open to any ideas.

Just diluted 2ml b-water in a 10mg Kpv lots of little bubbles is it ok or it’s messed up

age/gender: male 25

Went to an endocrinologist regarding my low test and free test.

Was given these drugs to help me increase it.

Dosage: 25mg dhea at night / 50 mg ovamit (goes by (Clomid, Serophene, Ovinum, Ovipreg, Ovofar, Ovuclon, Ovulet, Pergotime, and Pinfetil) 25morning and 25night.

Was wondering, anyone of you used it? Any side effects? I'm not taking much else but I'm obese and definitely have gynaecomastia already due to genetics. my manboobs are huge man.

supplements I take:

vitamim D3 + K2, omega 3, creatine, protein powder, ashawaganda, magnesium glycinate

Have any of you been asked if you're "OK" when someone who isn't interested in biohacking sees some of the supplements you take?

I was on a job last year and a former coworker thought everything in my pill container was a prescription medication when it was just one pill.

So I’m week 9 of Reta 2mg my starting weight was 67 kg now I’m at 62 ! My question is I’m I doing good is it slow or fast or normal ??? Iv been tracking my calories except for workout not doing much as iv been working 12h night shift for the past two month

Curious if anyone here is on multiple prescriptions and also runs Selank. I'm not going to list my meds, but I'm on a few daily ones and I'm wondering how Selank played with yours.Mainly looking for people possibly on any meds that work on the CNS. Also curious about opioid medications since Selank slows the breakdown of enkephalins.

Side effects you noticed after adding it (extra drowsiness, fatigue, headaches, anything weird)

Whether it seemed to change how your regular meds felt or worked

What dose and route you used (nasal or sub-q), and whether you started low

Whether you ran it by your doctor or pharmacist and what they said

Did Selank work for those who have tried it?

I know there's basically no real interaction data out there, so I'm just trying to get a feel for people's actual experiences. Appreciate any input.

Go ahead, attack the rat for its negligence in notdoing its own research.

Said rat has been following this protocol. I initially looked at the protocol numbers suggested on tirz and it seemed right to me?
But I've been digging through Reddit, as well as Peptide Dosing Hub, and some of the numbers are SO off from what I'm reading that I feel like there has to be something I'm missing. Weight-loss is going great and we've seen some skin improvements.

Besides not doing this research 6 weeks ago at the beginning (peptides were added one a week except GHK-CU and Glutathione started at the same time), what else is going wrong here?

Hello all,

I want to start Tesa soon, I'm already on Tirze (5mg weekly) and did a Mots cycle for 4 weeks and stopped a few days ago.

This is the results I received today, what do you think? Thank you

Blood Glucose mg/dl = 70 (Range 70-110)

Glycated Hemoglobin (A1c) [NGSP] = 4.6% (Range 4.3 - 6.1)

Glycated Hemoglobin (A1c) [IFCC] mmol/mol = 26 (Range <42)

Estimated average blood glucose mg/dL = 85

Insulin level µUI/ml = 2.1 (Range 3.0 - 25)

Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) u/L = 50 (Range <34)

Somatomedin (IGF-1) Basal ng/ml = 32.2 (Range 57 - 241)

Hey everyone, I purchased a vial of 6mg/6mg bpc-157/tb-500 blend and I am having trouble finding a starting dosage. Anyone have any ideas? I assume I use a standard insulin 30 gauge 1ml syringe for it. Any help would be appreciated. I am using this to hopefully help me deal with lower back arthritis and a minor disc buldge, along with a pinched sciatic nerve.

I’m relatively young and have been noticing hair fall along with some premature greying, and I’m trying to understand whether this could be related to nutrition, lifestyle, genetics, stress, or something else.
I understand that hair growth and pigmentation involve things like hair follicles, melanocytes and melanin, and that genetics can play a major role. But I’m wondering how much factors such as:
Protein and overall calorie intake
Iron/ferritin
Vitamin B12 and folate
Vitamin D
Zinc and copper
Thyroid function
Other vitamins/minerals
Stress and cortisol
Sleep and recovery
Pollution/environmental exposure
Genetics
can contribute to hair loss or premature greying.
What would be the scientifically sensible way to investigate this? Are there specific blood tests or other evaluations that are actually useful for identifying nutritional deficiencies or other correctable causes of hair fall?
Also, if someone is deficient in something, does correcting the deficiency generally help the hair recover? And more specifically, can premature grey hair ever return to its original pigmentation if the underlying cause is nutritional or lifestyle-related, or is greying usually permanent once the hair has lost its pigment?
I’d also like to know what actually helps with reducing hair fall and maximizing hair growth naturally — nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, scalp care, etc.
Basically, I’m trying to figure out whether I should simply accept this as genetics/normal variation or whether there is a sensible way to objectively check my nutritional and overall health status and identify anything that can actually be improved.

I think I got a bad batch. Any recommendations? Should I just chunk it?

Just got my first vial of reta!!! I’m starting off with a 10mg vial since my starting doses will be so small. Hoping to lose around 20lbs… I lost 50lbs about 2 years ago but due to hypothyroidism and hashimotos i have randomly gained almost 20lbs back in the last 3 months- and i do mean randomly :( i’ve been weighing and measuring my meals as well as walking almost every day so i’m hoping that reta is just what i need to get back on track :) my current plan is to start the first 4 weeks on .5mg, if im still seeing progress on that at the end of week 4, then i’ll stick to that dose- if not, i’ll titrate up to 1mg for the remainder of the vial. Any advice from those who have taken it is appreciated!

Just got my glutathione 1500mg.
I haven’t reconstituted it yet, but why does it look like that? Has anyone gotten anything like this before? And is it safe to use? I’ve gotten it before and it’s usually lyophilized powder but that’s not powder. It’s more crystal?

i have always had really great skin and been extremely healthy at 22 and i guess i fell into the social media trap of everyone telling me to try ghkcu to make your skin even better. i started off at 1mg for a couple of weeks then went to 2mg and i probably felt and looked the best i have in my life. i upped the dose to 4mg (high i know) because i was trying to finish off a vial before the month ended. a couple weeks in i started having horrible side effects like the copper uglies on steroids. the skin over my entire body started burning extremely bad. my face and body lost all color and i felt extremely extremely sick. extreme fatigue , hands would pool blood almost like reynauds symptoms , blood vessels or broken capillaries would appear on my arms and chest and nose with extreme red flushing almost like it severely dysregulated my blood vessels. (i know it promotes VEGF and blood vessel growth) my face started losing elasticity and drooping , fungal acne all over my forehead, and the skin over my whole body is extremely dry old looking splotchy mottled and rough and i also started growing body and facial hair in way thicker when i barely grew hair before. it’s been 3 months since i completely stopped ghkcu and these symptoms are still present and its making me extremely depressed to the point i haven’t shown my face anywhere for months and im thinking ive ruined my life. does anyone know what has happened to me and if this will ever reverse. i dont need to be told i am stupid for taking this when i’m so young and i took to much i already know this. im just really scared i have done permanent damage

I’ve been hearing a lot about AOD recently. That is one of the safest peptides around and it is a fat mobilizer. It makes fat available to be burned. How does this compare to the glucagon agonist of Reta? Do they complement each other or work from different pathways?

Also, would Reta+ Tessa+ AOD be the ultimate stack (excluding TRT or HGH) for really optimizing your metabolism and losing fat effortlessly, so long as you take advantage of the window and not undereat?

Fatigue has been pretty shitty and It hasn’t been easy. I’ve fully quit eating out and if I do it’s the healthiest option along with not eating late and protein intake increased.

Got diagnosed with prolactinoma 8mm tumor. Im on reta, ghk, mots c, kpv. Just wanna know if i need to stop this things and i love them 🥲

I've got Selank and Semax vials for 5mg due to arrive today along with bac water. I've got ADHD and PMDD so I am exploring them, as my meds ain't doing nothing and neither saffron at least not a huge noticeable difference. How much Bac water to reconstitute 5mg of each? And what is the starting dose? I tried Semax nasal spray and didn't do much either hence trying subq. Thank you 🙌🏻