New Hgh - floaters?

[riggspersonal]

Please provide your research. You havent provided anything to this point but your opinion without posting links to research you are claiming.

It's not my opinion it is information i put out there for discussion to hopefully reach a conclusion

 

[S1L3NC3D]

It's not my opinion it is information i put out there for discussion to hopefully reach a conclusion

Im adding to the discussion by asking for your source of information. Please provide sources.

 

[IndividualMan]

Im adding to the discussion by asking for your source of information. Please provide sources.

@ grok is this true typa information

 

[Realrobinhood]

Anyways, I dont really understand what filtering does to the aggregation problem, its still damaged after filtering, it reappears after a few days, so you can guess it never fixed the problem. When it reaches your body its probably a damaged structure anyways. what you think? obv filtering is good for other bad stuff, but just saying it aint removing the aggregation completly.

 

[riggspersonal]

Im adding to the discussion by asking for your source of information. Please provide sources.

I already said that it was AI output. It provided some sources for it's reasoning that I'm reviewing and will share once complete.

I'm not suggesting one way or another is the right way. Just trying to determine what is correct. There aren't abundant sources of information on this subject for obvious reasons. Even in true pharmaceutical labratory settings they don't use perpendicular filtering because of shear risk - that is very clearly documented. They use parallel filtering. So one is left asking why that is.

I've read ghoul's posts on the subject and am clear on his stance. Now I'm just trying to find supporting information or otherwise. I don't wish to build up antibodies that attack exogenous HGH in my body.

I think this is a good discussion for all of us to have.