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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
I’m now officially down 12.2lbs from the peak of my bulk. Last Monday I pinned 1.25mg and next Monday will be my final dose of 1mg Starting to look/feel a little flat and some of my lifts are starting to degrade a bit so I’m about done with this cut. 1 week from my last Reta dose I will get another inbody scan and assess the damage. Next time I’ll keep my dose low all the way through without playing around with doses that are too much for me
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight

My current pairing with reta is 600mg D-chiro-inositol (once in the morning before breakfast) I got the idea when I read @HansAmato 's post about DCI. DCI increases insulin sensitivity, which i feel works synergistically with retatrutide. My first dosage of reta was 2mg, last Monday night. I was originally planning to titrate up to 4mg for next week but I responded super well to 2mg so I am now only going to take 3mg next monday. So far minimal sides and great energy levels throughout the day. One thing I noticed is sleep onset was difficult for a few hours after pinning so I'll be pinning earlier in the day for the rest of this experiment. I woke up somewhat hypoglycemic and dehydrated this morning but salted OJ mediated that quickly, I am going to make a bedtime habit of milk + honey or maple syrup to mitigate that in the future. Still only 2 days into the experiment but so far my performance in the gym has been solid, and I smoked a few PRs today. I ended my bulk at 185.2lbs and 14.3% BF per BIA. Planning on this being a 6 week cut.

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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@crab_in_a_jar @revenant_MMXX Except the issue is not a statistics issue and can’t be solved with epidemiology. We understand very well about the nutritional composition of both breast milk and formula.
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Crab@crab_in_a_jar·
@revenant_MMXX That's definitely not true, the differences are mostly selection effects (neglectful parents pick formula bc it's easier, good parents breastfeed because it's seen as better). When there's no cultural significance to it, the differences disappear x.com/cremieuxrecuei…
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil

Breastfeeding is associated with tons of great outcomes, like lower allergy and obesity rates, higher intelligence, greater eventual educational attainment, and so on and so forth. But these associations aren't present when it's not popularly believed that breastfeeding is good. In the China Family Panel Study, we have excellent data covering a population within which breastfeeding isn't considered to be a parenting best practice. As a result, socioeconomically better-off people, the highly-educated, the healthy, etc. hadn't systematically adopted the practice in a way that made it selective and caused it to be associated with all other good things. In fact, when this survey took place, one of the better predictors of breastfeeding was China's development: the more the country prospered, the less people were breastfed. In the analytic sample, it didn't seem like place of birth or parental education mattered all that much and, if anything, maternal education seemed to be somewhat negatively correlated with breastfeeding: Without much to confound test scores, the relationships between breastfeeding length and kids age 10-15 scores in Mathematics and Chinese tests were small and nonsignificant. This stands out as yet another excellent means of getting at what breastfeeding really does. The results of many different designs—twin and sibling controls, genetic sensitivity analyses, RCTs, and even just looking at what's going on in places where breastfeeding hasn't become the norm for well-off moms—all agree: the effects of breastfeeding on child outcomes are, by and large, down to selection. Source: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
I like to speculate that Retatrutide “lowers cholesterol” via increasing EE with the glucagon agonist. In doing so increases the rate that cholesterol is shuttled into cells and metabolized. I think in general the best means of pharmacologically lowering “dangerous” levels of cholesterol would be something that speeds up the metabolism of cholesterol vs inhibiting its synthesis in the first place like statins
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Chris Masterjohn@ChrisMasterjohn·
Mitochondrial ATP production fuels the LDL receptor via five classes of ATP-dependent motor proteins that allow it to move cholesterol from your blood into your cells. Statins increase the production of the LDL receptor and hurt the ability of mitochondria to fuel it. CoQ10 cannot rescue this because statins also hurt the production of MK-4 and heme a. Heme a is an essential component of complex IV, cytochrome oxidase, and you can’t supplement it. Ignoring mitochondria and going straight to a statin is like switching out your car for a more fuel efficient vehicle with all the money you needed to buy gas so that now you need to buy gas on a credit card even though you’re getting better mileage. Going for the statin without thinking about the mitochondria violates the first law of mitochondrial health, which is to put mitochondria first. Going for the statin before optimizing mitochondria with natural inputs like food, exercise, and sunlight violates the second law of mitochondrial health, which is to put natural exposures first and pharma last.
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exp@0xexpt·
It’s been so pathetic to see all these x10 resellers be so quick to shit on Peptaura for a yet unconfirmed hiccup after serving thousands of customers without issues Stick to milking your customers
Peptide Partners@PeptidePartners

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Sage@SagesBasics·
Any peptides for these mf allergies
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Rory Not Sorry@rorynotsorry·
Before shaking the vial myth my biggest pet peeve was people who use the narrow v-grip handle on the seated cable pull. Using to narrow of a grip doesn’t allow people to move their elabows back and they will pronated their arms in at the end. Use a wider grip handle will allow you to get your elbows all the way back. Pull your elbows back to contract your back. How far apart are your hands? That’s how wide your grip should be.
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@fuqekgs @ntradsteminist Under the pretense that hypothyroidism also needs to be renamed to include subclinical hypothyroidism (which doesn’t involve the thyroid) My claim was always that PMOS was always a metabolic disease
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✨neuron divergent EKG slayer MD✨@fuqekgs·
Renaming it PMOS from PCOS doesn't mean it's now a thyroid disease @ntradsteminist look who came up out of the woodwork
Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight

@fuqekgs I definitely remember, it was you and like 6 others going “erm there’s lots of women with PCOS that have perfect thyroid labs actually” and “uhm actually there’s multiple different types of PCOS actually”

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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@fitcapdefi I’m actually 2 days sober from peptides (I’m in between cycles)
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💯 fitcap 💯@fitcapdefi·
Did you do your peptides today ? What is your current stack and why ?
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@fuqekgs I definitely remember, it was you and like 6 others going “erm there’s lots of women with PCOS that have perfect thyroid labs actually” and “uhm actually there’s multiple different types of PCOS actually”
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@divorce34 Yea whatever dude, we’re going to boil you and smush you into a goop
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small kobold@divorce34·
What's wrong with weed? It's a plant. With many redeeming qualities. A natural remedy for many things including anxiety, nausea, headaches, and it's very relaxing but can be stimulating as well. Depends on the strain. I had a friend tell me I was smarter after smoking.
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@KrisUFroll Follistatin - $250 KLOW - $250 IGF1 LR3 - $170 Retatrutide - $85 CJC 1295/ipamorelin - $80 DSIP - $30 The box is also $30ish I don’t remember
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@catears124 I would never in my life admit to playing osu at 4am what are you doing
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ex broke 1.5 years no contact to spectate me on osu at 4am
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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
@KetoCarnivore I believe it’s well established that saturated fat is a gram neg feeder in general, which isn’t typically an issue in an omnivorous diet with other things that feed gram pos butyrate producers (I am pro saturated fat in general though)
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L. Amber O'Hearn@KetoCarnivore·
Eating saturated fat without fibre damages the gut? I know of no such evidence, and it would entail that all carnivorous animals, and in particular homo erectus, one of the most successful mammalian species that ever lived, routinely ate something damaging to its survival. 1/2
Christopher@rosenfeltc

@FitnessHarbor_ @KetoCarnivore this seems unlikely or at least extrapolated beyond actual human evidence?

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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
I remember a few months ago when a bunch of bitchy females with fancy degrees dog piled me in the comments when I said “PCOS is a metabolic disease”
Heart & Soil@heartandsoilHQ

🚨BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has been formally renamed... Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) The change was driven by input from more than 50 leading academic organizations, along with feedback from more than 14,000 women with the condition. A new paper in The Lancet details the change. This is a huge win, as for decades, the name "polycystic ovary syndrome" has been misleading. The cysts on the ovaries have always been a downstream symptom, and not some spontaneous event. The new name finally puts the words endocrine and metabolic where they belong: front and center. PMOS encompasses multiple interacting endocrine abnormalities, rather than an isolated ovarian disorder. From the paper: "insulin resistance and compensatory hyperinsulinaemia are present in 85% of affected individuals, and 75% of lean women with PMOS, amplifying androgen secretion and disrupting steroidogenesis." Even in women at a "healthy" weight, the metabolic dysfunction is present in three out of four cases. PMOS is a metabolic problem expressing itself reproductively. Follow to learn more

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Gaslight 👻@RetailGaslight·
This study was in rats and unfortunately humans handle AAS differently. There’s already drugs in FDA trials for lean mass sparing (trevogrumab, garetosmab, bimagrumab) that work via myostatin inhibition I am very hopeful that we get grey market products though it’s a stretch because they’re much harder to make than peptides. Swisschems already has trevogrumab but it’s super underdosed based on the fda trials and it’s so expensive
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9th Life
9th Life@_9th_Life_·
Hot take: Eli Lilly pushes trenbolone through FDA approval within 5 years as a lean mass preservation therapy alongside GLP1s. We will see GLP-7 + Trenovia (cool brand name I came up with) become the new meta. Remember who told you. $LLY
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