Told my wife I’m taking Reta got in trouble

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I had to confess to my wife I am taking Reta because it’s working so well quickly and my abs are coming in. She was mad but not that I was using Reta just that I didn’t tell her. I’m relieved I did tell her as I didn’t like having the secret. She injects my TRT for me twice a week and knows I take Gh so there was really no reason not to tell her. I think she wants to try it too so I’m going to need a stash lol. She’s actually open to all peptides what a relief!

Moral of the story no need to hide peptides use from the wife. Lesson learned, it’s actually exciting that she’s interested in this hobby/lifestyle too.
 
Redz said:


I had to confess to my wife I am taking Reta because it’s working so well quickly and my abs are coming in. She was mad but not that I was using Reta just that I didn’t tell her. I’m relieved I did tell her as I didn’t like having the secret. She injects my TRT for me twice a week and knows I take Gh so there was really no reason not to tell her. I think she wants to try it too so I’m going to need a stash lol. She’s actually open to all peptides what a relief!

Moral of the story no need to hide peptides use from the wife. Lesson learned, it’s actually exciting that she’s interested in this hobby/lifestyle too.

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Just A Cat said:


Redz. You realize that both you and your wife are required to start a glp podcast. 😉

(reference to the downsized procast).

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If that was the case there would be thousands of them?
 
CNCCurrency said:


If that was the case there would be thousands of them?

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I’m pretty serious about fitness we have thought about doing something with social media. You never know…..
 
Your wife sounds great. Keep her close, don't hide anything from her ever again. Your marriage will grow more than you can even understand.
 
Redz said:


Moral of the story no need to hide peptides use from the wife. Lesson learned, it’s actually exciting that she’s interested in this hobby/lifestyle too.

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I am pretty sure my girlfriend would be ok with more restraint in me describing my hobbies and what nots...Hell, I would tell anyone about peps (if I manage to work it into the conversation 😎)....but yeah, the girlfriend is not as user friendly as I am...😳😳😎
 
Shittersfull said:


Your wife sounds great. Keep her close, don't hide anything from her ever again. Your marriage will grow more than you can even understand.

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Yes I don’t plan on doing that again. I scored with my wife she’s great and I’m a very lucky man.
 
Redz said:


She injects my TRT for me twice a week

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In case this may be relevant to someone:




Iatrogenic Injury to the Sciatic Nerve due to Intramuscular Injection: A Case Report - PMC



Iatrogenic injuries due to intramuscular (IM) injection, although less frequently reported than before, are still common. The sciatic nerve is the most commonly injured nerve because of an IM injection owing to its large size and the buttock being a ...

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pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

the complete avoidance of gluteal IM injection is desirable

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The consequences of sciatic nerve injection injury (SNII) are potentially devastating...may result in excruciating and incapacitating pain that is resistant to analgesia

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Calm Logic said:


In case this may be relevant to someone:




Iatrogenic Injury to the Sciatic Nerve due to Intramuscular Injection: A Case Report - PMC



Iatrogenic injuries due to intramuscular (IM) injection, although less frequently reported than before, are still common. The sciatic nerve is the most commonly injured nerve because of an IM injection owing to its large size and the buttock being a ...

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pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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There’s been a recent change in popularity of deep muscle injections to shallow, and for TRT volumes, alternating delts are sufficient, usually with 27-31g 1/2”. Painless and nearly non-existent risk of nerve injury, and no significant scar tissue buildup.
 
Calm Logic said:


In case this may be relevant to someone:




Iatrogenic Injury to the Sciatic Nerve due to Intramuscular Injection: A Case Report - PMC



Iatrogenic injuries due to intramuscular (IM) injection, although less frequently reported than before, are still common. The sciatic nerve is the most commonly injured nerve because of an IM injection owing to its large size and the buttock being a ...

4d13c41cbc0409fb932089618e379d69d6e07846fc324487242c1d77d1bad140.png



pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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My wife has medical training from her schooling when she got her masters in psychology in Ecuador. She’s a pro, I’ve been injecting my quads for 2 decades I’m sure the tissue in my legs is happy to have a break from it. She’s more careful than I ever was lol.
 
GLiPtest said:


There’s been a recent change in popularity of deep muscle injections to shallow, and for TRT volumes, alternating delts are sufficient, usually with 27-31g 1/2”. Painless and nearly non-existent risk of nerve injury, and no significant scar tissue buildup.

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I wouldn’t use less than 1” especially for the glute. My TRT volume is still 2.25ml.
 
Redz said:


My wife has medical training from her schooling when she got her masters in psychology in Ecuador. She’s a pro, I’ve been injecting my quads for 2 decades I’m sure the tissue in my legs is happy to have a break from it. She’s more careful than I ever was lol.

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Now you've got me intrigued about Psychology education in Ecuador. What medical training is given as part of a Masters over there? Or was it specific to what she did her thesis on?

I have a BSc in Psychology, and if I'd gone on to complete a Masters, I can't imagine any medical training involving administering injections being given in the UK.
 
Flash-BCR said:


Hell, I would tell anyone about peps (if I manage to work it into the conversation 😎

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Try and trap a colleague or two on a work drive. They literally can’t get away from you or tell you to STFU 😈 they’re my favourite victims for let me word vomit my current hyperfixation
 
Fostradamus said:


Now you've got me intrigued about Psychology education in Ecuador. What medical training is given as part of a Masters over there? Or was it specific to what she did her thesis on?

I have a BSc in Psychology, and if I'd gone on to complete a Masters, I can't imagine any medical training involving administering injections being given in the UK.

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Yeah it’s definitely different over there. I’ll have to ask her specifically.
 
GLiPtest said:


There’s been a recent change in popularity of deep muscle injections to shallow, and for TRT volumes, alternating delts are sufficient, usually with 27-31g 1/2”. Painless and nearly non-existent risk of nerve injury, and no significant scar tissue buildup.

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Exactly what I now do almost zero PIP and no roller coaster . It's constant , so it's like IV test in an odd way.
 
Redz said:


I had to confess to my wife I am taking Reta because it’s working so well quickly and my abs are coming in. She was mad but not that I was using Reta just that I didn’t tell her. I’m relieved I did tell her as I didn’t like having the secret. She injects my TRT for me twice a week and knows I take Gh so there was really no reason not to tell her. I think she wants to try it too so I’m going to need a stash lol. She’s actually open to all peptides what a relief!

Moral of the story no need to hide peptides use from the wife. Lesson learned, it’s actually exciting that she’s interested in this hobby/lifestyle too.

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Did she smack your bum for being bad ? Happy wife, happy life my friend 😅
 
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