The Klow/Glow Effect

[Stace_wow]

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

 

[tcpnomad]

Wow. What a result. Well done.

 

[Stace_wow]

tcpnomad said:

Wow. What a result. Well done.

Thanks!

Didn't see that one coming, but I'm definitely not complaining!

 

[bamagirl26]

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

Alright, that's fantastic!!! That's wonderful to hear, for you as well as your sister!

 

[swimmer]

Lipomas have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Several of the bigger ones were taken out through surgery. These days, most have disappeared, and whatever remains is hardly visible. My assumption had always been that Tirzepatide was responsible. Since lipomas consist of fat, I chalked it up to the overall fat reduction. Your post, though, got me thinking that the shrinkage lines up with my KLOW cycles. I'm 60 days into a KLOW Cycle that I take almost every day, and at this point most of them can't be detected at all. Only two are left, and they're smaller than a pea. About 60 days back, I could still spot two of them on my arms. Now I can't locate them whatsoever!! Once I stop my cycle, whether they reappear will be something worth watching.

 

[Stace_wow]

swimmer said:

Lipomas have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Several of the bigger ones were taken out through surgery. These days, most have disappeared, and whatever remains is hardly visible. My assumption had always been that Tirzepatide was responsible. Since lipomas consist of fat, I chalked it up to the overall fat reduction. Your post, though, got me thinking that the shrinkage lines up with my KLOW cycles. I'm 60 days into a KLOW Cycle that I take almost every day, and at this point most of them can't be detected at all. Only two are left, and they're smaller than a pea. About 60 days back, I could still spot two of them on my arms. Now I can't locate them whatsoever!! Once I stop my cycle, whether they reappear will be something worth watching.

Yeah! I'd chalk them up to Tirz because of the fat reduction, but I've dropped a huge amount of fat and mine was always super obvious, even more so when I shed weight. Luckily though, I had taken a few photos from when I started tirz and when I started Klow that I can look back on. With Klow it's noticeably smaller, enough that I think it'll be gone once my cycle wraps up. My guess is the KPV in it. I ran Wolverine and saw no difference.

I'm over the moon! Surgery was never something I wanted, given the potential scarring and the fact that it's my face....

 

[BLASIUS]

There's one on my scalp, concealed by my hair, and for 30 years I've had a habit of feeling it every day. After completing 2 GLOW cycles, I was genuinely taken aback to find it had decreased in size by no less than 50%. Naturally, I can't determine with certainty if the GLOW or the Tirzepatide I've been on for 6 months is responsible for the shrinkage, but having read your post, I'm now leaning strongly toward the GLOW rather than the Tirzepatide.

 

[Stace_wow]

BLASIUS said:

There's one on my scalp, concealed by my hair, and for 30 years I've had a habit of feeling it every day. After completing 2 GLOW cycles, I was genuinely taken aback to find it had decreased in size by no less than 50%. Naturally, I can't determine with certainty if the GLOW or the Tirzepatide I've been on for 6 months is responsible for the shrinkage, but having read your post, I'm now leaning strongly toward the GLOW rather than the Tirzepatide.

Could this be a "side effect" worth noting that comes from combining these peptides? Mine sits on my face, so whenever I put on makeup I can't help but see how big it is—it's right next to my eye, which means I have to do my eyeshadow a certain way just to keep my face looking symmetrical!

 

[StayGold]

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

That's great news! Has your skin changed at all up to this point?

I'm curious whether GLOW could be useful for skin pearls, the kind that normally require a dermatologist to remove.

 

[Stace_wow]

StayGold said:

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

That's great news! Has your skin changed at all up to this point?

I'm curious whether GLOW could be useful for skin pearls, the kind that normally require a dermatologist to remove.

So far not a huge amount — my skin has gotten a lot softer, though the fine lines and wrinkles haven't gone anywhere....keep in mind I'm just 3 weeks in.

I really ought to take full body photos wearing very little, that way I'd have a solid way to track what the peptide is actually doing...

 

[rixsternaz]

That's fantastic!! Thanks for telling everyone, and I hope other people come across this info so they can achieve the same thing. It's great to see uplifting stories like this where peptides made a difference.

 

[CNCCurrency]

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

Is she really throwing down?

I'm all about glow/klow, and ghk by itself too.

 

[Stace_wow]

CNCCurrency said:

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

Is she really throwing down?

I'm all about glow/klow, and ghk by itself too.

Around these parts, that's just how we are Though she's got me beat on that front

 

[SolidChick]

That's wonderful to hear, OP.

My grandma also has a lipoma. I'm going to share this with her.

 

[trey915]

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

How much are you taking, and what about your sister? What does your cycling schedule look like?

 

[Stace_wow]

trey915 said:

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

How much are you taking, and what about your sister? What does your cycling schedule look like?

Each day I take 3.2mg. This will continue for 8-12 weeks, then I'll assess how things are going.

As for my sister, she takes 2.8mg glow every day, and her plan matches mine. She'll run it for 8-12 weeks before deciding what comes next.

 

[swimmer]

For me, KLOW has always been taken at 4mg every day, running 8 to 12 weeks on, then 4 to 8 weeks off. The makeup of my KLOW80 is 50,10,10,10.

 

[StayGold]

Stace_wow said:

StayGold said:

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

That's great news! Has your skin changed at all up to this point?

I'm curious whether GLOW could be useful for skin pearls, the kind that normally require a dermatologist to remove.

So far not a huge amount — my skin has gotten a lot softer, though the fine lines and wrinkles haven't gone anywhere....keep in mind I'm just 3 weeks in.

I really ought to take full body photos wearing very little, that way I'd have a solid way to track what the peptide is actually doing...

Yeah, photos can really help and give you a boost when it feels like nothing's changing. Just make sure you don't set your Amazon photos to auto-upload and then have a Firestick that pulls from that album as its screensaver. Trust me, I know

 

[Stace_wow]

StayGold said:

Stace_wow said:

StayGold said:

Stace_wow said:

I'm 45. A lipoma has sat on my left temple since I was 15 — 30 years, for anyone who hates math — protruding and altering the contours of my face. Others might not clock it right away, but to me it has always been huge and obvious.

July 20th is when I began Klow. Now the lipoma has nearly vanished. Today was the first time I caught it. I showed my sister the photos and she was stunned. The Klow is what shrank it, I'm certain. My reason for starting Klow was the GHKCU alongside weight loss — I wanted to nourish my skin and deal with loose skin and everything that comes with it — but now that I've seen this, it's an unanticipated reason to keep going.

At the start of July, my sister was in a physical altercation and fractured her arm near the elbow. An injury like that normally needs months to heal. She's been using Glow since July 6th. Her arm now works completely, with zero pain.

I'll praise these products forever. The sting is 1000000% worth it lol

Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.

That's great news! Has your skin changed at all up to this point?

I'm curious whether GLOW could be useful for skin pearls, the kind that normally require a dermatologist to remove.

So far not a huge amount — my skin has gotten a lot softer, though the fine lines and wrinkles haven't gone anywhere....keep in mind I'm just 3 weeks in.

I really ought to take full body photos wearing very little, that way I'd have a solid way to track what the peptide is actually doing...

Yeah, photos can really help and give you a boost when it feels like nothing's changing. Just make sure you don't set your Amazon photos to auto-upload and then have a Firestick that pulls from that album as its screensaver. Trust me, I know

Hahahhahahahhahahaaaaa honestly this is too funny, my kid's friend's mom had auto uploads turned on and whenever I came by their place to grab my kiddo, her selfies would show up on the TV and she'd be mortified. lolol