Ateam2023
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for wrinkles?I've found Tazarotene cream work far better than Tretinoin.
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for wrinkles?I've found Tazarotene cream work far better than Tretinoin.
Yes, i find it works faster. My wife loves it.for wrinkles?
i guess its like an "Accutane" but in cream form, strong , i have hereditary forehead wrinkles that just suck, but try to keep other areas "as wrinkle free" as possible,,Yes, i find it works faster. My wife loves it.
I use the 0.1% and my wife uses the .05%. She don't use it every day it makes her peel fast. After 3 days my nose start peeling but not forehead or under eyesi guess its like an "Accutane" but in cream form, strong , i have hereditary forehead wrinkles that just suck, but try to keep other areas "as wrinkle free" as possible,,
TelmisartanCurious to know what everyone is stocking up on if you would like to share…
For me it’s accutane, tretinoin, azealic acid, moda, lunesta, aromasin, telmisartan, cialis, dapoxetine
Mostly just bempedoic acidCurious to know what everyone is stocking up on if you would like to share…
For me it’s accutane, tretinoin, azealic acid, moda, lunesta, aromasin, telmisartan, cialis, dapoxetine
Love to see this. Looking forward to hearing about your experience. Was investigating the clinical trials the other day and it really seems to be a promising drug for AAS users.
How is your BP separate to the RHR? I know nebivolol will lower BP whereas Ivabradine seems to be purely heart rate related.Received the Iva today and so far it's looking good. RHR from 92 to 72 with no changes other tha Iva introduced:
- 5mg at 10:45am,
- 5mg at 5:30pm (alongside usual 10mg nebivolol because I can't cold turkey it)
- and a tester dose of 2.5mg a few hours after to see how far further it'd drive it down and the timeframe.
Nebivolol has been taken at that time and dose (and tried at 15mg) for months and has not budged the HR of 90+ since HGH was introduced, so it is definitely the Iva.
I'll write up a thread on it once I've got a bit more experience with it - maybe after a week or so - as I want to try a few different protocols and see if any sides kick in over the coming days. It seems to take 3.5 hours to lower my HR, even though the guidelines suggest peak HR reduction in 1-2. I might be a slow metabolizer as a result because it supposedly has a short half-life, so i'll need a few days to properly see what dosing it takes to keep things consistent and re-test things.
It definitely has offset the HGH-related HR rise, it just seems to be slower onset - at least for me - than on paper.
Latest reading just now was 124/62 which is around the range it usually sits.How is your BP separate to the RHR? I know nebivolol will lower BP whereas Ivabradine seems to be purely heart rate related.
Definitely here for this experiment, sincerely appreciate you coming back to give an update. I'll likely grab some to have on hand. Not sure what I'll need it for, but I'm a pack rat and who knows.Latest reading just now was 124/62 which is around the range it usually sits.
My plan is to taper the nebivolol to 5mg starting from day 3 and see how it responds. I do plan to keep it in for BP purposes. I just think 10 will be too much, especially as I come down into a cruise phase shortly. My goal is 2.5mg - 5mg.