Hello Meso enjoyers

Odablock

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Hey all,

I signed up mostly just for data diving in the ocean of knowledge and personal experiences everyone has laid out across the board here. AAs have always been a topic in close groups of my coworkers and friend groups for the past 7 years and I never was personally interested in taking the time to self indulge beyond their experiences until last year I separated from the mil in early spring/summer.

Since then I've done the plunge in the AA rabbit hole trying to find a resolve to one of my biggest issues which is depression and chronic social anxiety. I've tried everything across the board since I was in my early teen years from medicines (ssris), vices, therapy, vacations, ECT, moving, career changes, diets, I just can't seem to shake the frost. I have no interest in pursuing anymore ssris after all the experiences I've had with them, I do not want to touch bens or opi's as a temporary resolution, I know where that path leads.

So for the past 9 months since I separated, I've been doing as much research on (others) experiences with peptides and aa's on how they've responded to them in hopes I can finally find something to ease living in irrational maxed out cortisol, day in and day out. I think out of all my trial and errors this is one of the only few things left in my quest to "feel" normal.

On the lifting side of me - I'm 27 and I powerlift 6 days a week. Currently sitting at 175cm 83kg. Goals? Maybe more weight on my compound movements, and continuing being alcohol/nicotine free.

Thanks for reading, I look forward to interacting with all of you Meso Elders.
 
Welcome!

First and foremost, please don't use the word "Elders" ever again on this board, unless it's in relation to a research study describing those being researched.

You'll soon find out... we only have those who have a lengthy and un-ending "Prime." ;)

Dealing with depression is a serious challenge. Impressed to hear you're facing it head-on. Of course, there's an abundance of information you're looking for here... the science keeps advancing, and we advance as well.

Orher than hGH and Peptides, if you havn't already, take a look at the "serum blood testing" forum. See if you need to draw bloods and get "baselines" (maybe you already have). You're blood-work will help identify any deficiencies, and targets for whatever "treatments" you undertake. Get familiar with bloodwork/labs and how each "marker" can influence your physiology.
 
Hey all,

I signed up mostly just for data diving in the ocean of knowledge and personal experiences everyone has laid out across the board here. AAs have always been a topic in close groups of my coworkers and friend groups for the past 7 years and I never was personally interested in taking the time to self indulge beyond their experiences until last year I separated from the mil in early spring/summer.

Since then I've done the plunge in the AA rabbit hole trying to find a resolve to one of my biggest issues which is depression and chronic social anxiety. I've tried everything across the board since I was in my early teen years from medicines (ssris), vices, therapy, vacations, ECT, moving, career changes, diets, I just can't seem to shake the frost. I have no interest in pursuing anymore ssris after all the experiences I've had with them, I do not want to touch bens or opi's as a temporary resolution, I know where that path leads.

So for the past 9 months since I separated, I've been doing as much research on (others) experiences with peptides and aa's on how they've responded to them in hopes I can finally find something to ease living in irrational maxed out cortisol, day in and day out. I think out of all my trial and errors this is one of the only few things left in my quest to "feel" normal.

On the lifting side of me - I'm 27 and I powerlift 6 days a week. Currently sitting at 175cm 83kg. Goals? Maybe more weight on my compound movements, and continuing being alcohol/nicotine free.

Thanks for reading, I look forward to interacting with all of you Meso Elders.

Welcome to MESO. See you around and best wishes finding what works for you.
 
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