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That is why shares in the leading manufacturer might be the better choice instead.

Those would have faded even if you had stayed at 2 mg.

Just use 2 mg at night, two to three hours after your last meal. That matches the official prescription amount for the version we get, and …

Extremely impressive. Congratulations.

I notice the same unwanted reactions at that dosage amount. What bothers me most is how I've begun thinking my issues are gone for good, so…

We're all just testing this out anyway, and most of these experiments look silly later.

With the big differences in how much is actually in the vials versus what they say, those tiny 0.2 or 0.3 mg increases don't really mean an…

Fortune favors the brave!

Doesn't the fact that so many stack GLPs show they're underdosing their first one?

Honestly I don't want to turn this into a contest. Maybe I needed more because my metabolism was worse to begin with. Hard to say. But what…

True, this has been the only one for me.

I doubt it has to happen that way. As someone six foot five who began near three hundred thirty pounds, I followed this ramp up over four w…

Never ask anyone to define the relationship.

2 mg is the only prescription dosage not only a study or trial dosage. I do not think tesamorelin is being prescribed at all just for IGF-1…

So the claim is that something notable occurs at 4mg, but it is not the sudden start of glucagon agonism?

It might be worth noting that tesamorelin does not require cycling. The original FDA studies had subjects using it daily for nearly a year.…

It appears these pair up nicely with PEG-MGF.

Using units instead of milligrams shows some gaps in understanding dosing. Also seems overly concerned about a two week stall. Might help t…

I just found out today that a peptide of this sort was even possible.

TIL about PEG-MGF, thank you!