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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    Sorry to hear about your uncle 😔 A cousin of mine was 40, an athlete, and died of a heart attack in the gym this February. It sucks...
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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    At 39M, thyroid cancer brought on by a doctor and a prescription. The doctor had written it for a specific purpose. Then, following 18 months of excellent health and personal records while preparing for triathlons, the cancer appeared. Surgery plus radiation left me dealing with hormonal...
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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    That angle never crossed my mind! I'll dig into BPC and TB. TA-10 is something I've tried, and it did me some good. Appreciate it!
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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    This was, and remains, a major worry for me. I do my best to avoid any peptide that could fuel cancer growth. That said, the cancer I developed was triggered by FDA-approved medications my own doctor prescribed. Because of that, I have little faith in so-called experts. This is simply what...
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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    Of course! Chronic fatigue was the one issue that medications couldn't fix for me. I was taking three naps a day and couldn't even do my job. It was a really dark time. For energy, I take NAD+ every day. A SEMAX/SELANK combination, every day. I alternate MOTs-c with SS31 AOD 10 vitamin...
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    Cancer survivor and peptide advocate saying hello

    Hey everyone, After reading here quietly for ages, this is my first time posting. I beat cancer, and it was my functional medicine doctor who pointed me toward MOTS-c, which got me started on peptides. From that point on, I've been digging into the research and taking peptides for my chronic...
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