BlueSignal97

You should consider febuxostat. Crystals are still present and causing damage even without flares.

LOL, I just roll over in bed in the dark around 5:30 am, grab the pre-filled syringe from the bedside drawer and jab it right into my abdom…

Everyone's making way too big a deal out of the whole situation.

Gout doesn’t disappear. You may have stopped the flares, but the crystals remain and continue wearing down joints and organs. You can contr…

You seem to misunderstand what gout does. A flare is only the surface sign. Crystals keep damaging kidneys, joints, and organs even when th…

The shades on the stickers go well with the caps on the vials. The whole thing looks fantastic.

While you think you are joking, that day might arrive sooner than expected. On the plus side I could also fit all the other medicines I hav…

I agree it is mostly about keeping things contained. I simply do not want twenty kits loose on the shelves.

Exactly how I feel too.

I am 68 and have lost nearly 200 pounds five or six times. Doing that damaged my heart and now I am dealing with the results. It is not abo…

68-year-old female, started GLP-1s June 2025 at 393 pounds. Now at 323 after one year, mostly on tirzepatide, with no calorie tracking or a…

From my own trial, reactions at the injection spot with the copper peptide were awful. I attempted various methods like using a shorter nee…

Sure thing. Resuming that regimen makes the symptom return, which strikes me as funny. The referred ache in my back disappeared ten days af…

It's unfortunate that this option doesn't sit well with me, since it triggers discomfort around my gallbladder which then spreads into my b…

Does the person use either of those standard prescriptions? They count as required treatments that continue for the rest of a lifetime in h…

I add roughly 500 mcg extra KPV into the syringe that already has the blend, and this has nearly removed any injection site reaction.

Tried magnesium years ago. Chronic kidney disease now prevents experimenting with it or several other things. Used it before for bad muscle…

None at all. Just the beta blocker, the anti-arrhythmic twice a day, and the anticoagulant. Tried magnesium earlier and noticed no change. …

Even half-milligram weekly doses seem to set off AFib from tiny triggers like tomato sauce or eating close to bedtime. Those things never c…

As a type 1 diabetic the risk of going too low with insulin plus this many compounds is real. Hypoglycemia can be dangerous.