TheBigPanadero
Explorer
Hey everyone - the newbie rules say to stop in and introduce myself, so here I am. Male, 40 something, and peptides are back in my life after a few decades away. The backstory is actually kind of interesting.
My college years were spent playing baseball (pitcher) for a major university in the Pac 10. The elbow came apart during my sophomore season, and the man treating me was also the doctor for the Arizona diamondbacks. His suggestion: a "cutting edge medicine" that would get me back faster. The Wolverine stack, it turned out. The job got done, and as a young buck that was that.
These days pickleball has become a love of mine. Give it a go before you knock it - years of unscratched competitive itch finally get scratched. Beyond that, it's enormous fun and does your fitness a lot of good. The downside is the toll on your body when the game gets played as hard as I play it at my size - 6'6". A partially torn meniscus arrived, and plantar fasciitis was setting in, just as people started recommending the wolverine stack a second time to me. So I did, and life has changed pretty dramatically since. Decades of forgetting about them is something I really wish hadn't happened.
Anyway, the potential applications of these peptides are what I really came to learn more about - and, of course, for that reason the moderators have been clear about and nobody can mention out loud. Ha ha ha.
My college years were spent playing baseball (pitcher) for a major university in the Pac 10. The elbow came apart during my sophomore season, and the man treating me was also the doctor for the Arizona diamondbacks. His suggestion: a "cutting edge medicine" that would get me back faster. The Wolverine stack, it turned out. The job got done, and as a young buck that was that.
These days pickleball has become a love of mine. Give it a go before you knock it - years of unscratched competitive itch finally get scratched. Beyond that, it's enormous fun and does your fitness a lot of good. The downside is the toll on your body when the game gets played as hard as I play it at my size - 6'6". A partially torn meniscus arrived, and plantar fasciitis was setting in, just as people started recommending the wolverine stack a second time to me. So I did, and life has changed pretty dramatically since. Decades of forgetting about them is something I really wish hadn't happened.
Anyway, the potential applications of these peptides are what I really came to learn more about - and, of course, for that reason the moderators have been clear about and nobody can mention out loud. Ha ha ha.