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I was referring to the original poster, and indeed, that's the item I rely on.
12 weeks of peptide therapy w/pictures
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I was referring to the original poster, and indeed, that's the item I rely on.
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That's precisely my experience—it reminds me of being a kid with a chemistry set. Tretinoin is worth looking into; it's said to be the ultimate skin care product that all dermatologists strongly recommend.
piccolo101
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Wow, that is amazing!
FarmgirlRebel
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I had that same reaction...how could grey be reversing and my hair look so shiny without a full year of growth behind it?! Then I checked for myself, and it turns out that when follicles become healthy — and inflammation can do serious damage to them — the entire hair shaft is affected. That's likely where the Tirz and KLOW blend came in (lowering inflammation), since GHKcu does contribute to reducing inflammation somewhat, but it isn't the main workhorse the way those others are.
Another thing I learned: if someone is highly inflamed, GHKcu won't perform as well, so bringing that inflammation down is essential before GHKcu can do its job.
Klow makes me nervous 
— stinging and lumps just don't sound pleasant.
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
— stinging and lumps just don't sound pleasant.As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
ContainHer
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Ma'am, you're showing up strong with these results
and you definitely don't look 61.So far GHK hasn't cut down my grey—if anything, I feel like it kind of sparkles now? I'm considering giving AHKcu a go for topical use too.
FarmgirlRebel
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The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
CNCCurrency
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I'm in the same boat. I've cycled ghk cu, glow, and klow at various points, and after 6 months my skin looks fantastic. Zero regrets.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
My guess is that Klow is behind the changes you've seen in your hair and skin, yet you also mention the items one by one. That leaves me unsure what your stacks actually contain and how you combine them. Your results are really impressive to see.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
FarmgirlRebel
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Blends aren't my thing—I'm a bit of a control freak—so I used KLOW as separate vials...once 8 weeks had passed, I stuck with the GHKcu and NAD+mtomm said:
My guess is that Klow is behind the changes you've seen in your hair and skin, yet you also mention the items one by one. That leaves me unsure what your stacks actually contain and how you combine them. Your results are really impressive to see.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
Understood. That's a really impressive result.FarmgirlRebel said:
Blends aren't my thing—I'm a bit of a control freak—so I used KLOW as separate vials...once 8 weeks had passed, I stuck with the GHKcu and NAD+mtomm said:
My guess is that Klow is behind the changes you've seen in your hair and skin, yet you also mention the items one by one. That leaves me unsure what your stacks actually contain and how you combine them. Your results are really impressive to see.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
You've brought up Nad+ multiple times, saying it helped you a lot — are you injecting it subcutaneously or intramuscularly?FarmgirlRebel said:
Blends aren't my thing—I'm a bit of a control freak—so I used KLOW as separate vials...once 8 weeks had passed, I stuck with the GHKcu and NAD+mtomm said:
My guess is that Klow is behind the changes you've seen in your hair and skin, yet you also mention the items one by one. That leaves me unsure what your stacks actually contain and how you combine them. Your results are really impressive to see.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
FarmgirlRebel
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Subq is what I do...IM gives me the creeps. I've got to move past that, since I'm planning to pick up some cerebrolysin and unless I feel like just looking at the ampules, I'll need to get over itCaniac said:
You've brought up Nad+ multiple times, saying it helped you a lot — are you injecting it subcutaneously or intramuscularly?FarmgirlRebel said:
Blends aren't my thing—I'm a bit of a control freak—so I used KLOW as separate vials...once 8 weeks had passed, I stuck with the GHKcu and NAD+mtomm said:
My guess is that Klow is behind the changes you've seen in your hair and skin, yet you also mention the items one by one. That leaves me unsure what your stacks actually contain and how you combine them. Your results are really impressive to see.FarmgirlRebel said:
The culprit is GHKcu...right after pinning there's a burn, and it hits hardest early on. Over time my system has adapted, and oddly enough it behaves best when I go into the left side of my abdomen. These days I barely notice it, though once in a blue moon—particularly when I rotate to a new spot—that tiny Blue Witch pops back up to show she's not fully broken in.mtomm said:
Klow makes me nervous
As for my hair, the front is likely entirely white while the back still holds some of its natural shade, but I can't really tell since I've been dyeing it roughly every 6 weeks for 15 years. I'm 59.
Even so, I'm really tempted to try it.
Giving her up isn't happening. Sure, we butt heads every so often, but she's staying in my lineup
HereKittyKitty
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I appreciate it.FarmgirlRebel said:
My starting dose was low—25mg on alternate days, which I'm glad about. The impact hit me right away (my guess is my NAD levels were barely functioning). These days I take 50mg every other day.
When it comes to whether you have to cycle off NAD, I've come across mixed opinions. Being cautious, I'll take a break during March and find out how far I get.
don't stop now!
UpDownLeftRightAS*
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Excellent work, and the documentation is really solid! Please continue with this, including when you introduce further adjustments down the line (such as daily walks, resistance training, and so on...).
vande250
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Interesting progression. A factor that frequently gets overlooked in GLP/peptide regimens is the extent to which they lower systemic inflammation and fluid retention. Once those drop, facial structure usually becomes visible again fairly fast. It serves as a solid reminder that metabolic health frequently manifests in the skin and eyes before anywhere else.
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Wow, you look fantastic!