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Finished my first new cycle of Melanotan today. It's a peptide (synthetic protein) in stage IIIb at several pharmaceutical companies throughout the world. It increases melanin production in mammals via stimulating the melanocorticoids. I just finished my first cycle of 30 mg over two and half weeks and have finally turned a dark and even brown.
And no, it's not on the market yet, I got it through my brother who's a geneticist (research scientists can order peptides direct for "research purposes") The peptide is scheduled to be commerical available in 2007 in a transdermal and sublingual form. I just can't believe how well this works. It took about 24 mg before I actually started tanning. At first I just didn't burn when I went to solariums or sat in sun all day.
Apparently billions of dollars are floating around Melanotan's impending release from all interested parties. Epitan has patent right now and have tens of millions of R&D investment to make up through sales. But apparently you'll only be able to get by prescription and only if you have a fair complection and are exposed to excessive sun. It's being designed in Australia as a preventive to skin cancer -- Australia has highest prevalence per person of skin cancer in the world. Pharm companies are not allowed to design a product that is intended for comestic purposes (being tanned) so they have to claim it's intended to prevent skin cancer -- which it does of course by making your skin much more resilent to the sun. Apparently skin ages slower too. Also, my dry skin is gone. My skin is more like a dark brunette's skin now. Much tougher in general it seems.
I'll post some scientific abstracts on Melanotan from the PubMed database
And no, it's not on the market yet, I got it through my brother who's a geneticist (research scientists can order peptides direct for "research purposes") The peptide is scheduled to be commerical available in 2007 in a transdermal and sublingual form. I just can't believe how well this works. It took about 24 mg before I actually started tanning. At first I just didn't burn when I went to solariums or sat in sun all day.
Apparently billions of dollars are floating around Melanotan's impending release from all interested parties. Epitan has patent right now and have tens of millions of R&D investment to make up through sales. But apparently you'll only be able to get by prescription and only if you have a fair complection and are exposed to excessive sun. It's being designed in Australia as a preventive to skin cancer -- Australia has highest prevalence per person of skin cancer in the world. Pharm companies are not allowed to design a product that is intended for comestic purposes (being tanned) so they have to claim it's intended to prevent skin cancer -- which it does of course by making your skin much more resilent to the sun. Apparently skin ages slower too. Also, my dry skin is gone. My skin is more like a dark brunette's skin now. Much tougher in general it seems.
I'll post some scientific abstracts on Melanotan from the PubMed database
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