ThinkTrenbolone
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I'd like to get in on this group buy. Can I be invited
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic
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Fullchamber
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Well she sent me the tracking number and that tracking number showed when the package was delivered. Jessica said that tracking number is way to verify it. Well I already thought of it but the missing identification number was just making me paranoid. And I mistakenly told her that the two kits were pink caps which were not. I have two kits of grey caps and one pink cap. She said yeah the two pink ones are GH. Wtf?! I ordered two GH kits and one BPC kit. So the one kit with pink caps should be BPC. She doesn’t know what she’s talking about.
Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic
Lets get QSC making the first version of CT-996 to come to market. It's a pill. Its GIP and GLP-1 like tirz. And it has a few years of testing ahead. If QSC could make this, it would be massive...
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Fullchamber
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Got it. Mine are grey tops. And I verified them with the janoshik test report. Thanks for the help.
F41l0r1337
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I'll let you know how it turns out
Liter O' Test
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Whats the ETA on recieving tracking numbers internationally?
I've been waiting a week since confirmation
I've been waiting a week since confirmation
My latest group buy of 50mg tirz came internationally but I didnt reveive any tracking. I wouldnt stress myself, it came within 2,5 weeks from China to Europe.
I have never received tracking without having to reach out and ask for it myself. I wait a week to 10 days after payment before I ask.
Received Test C and Primo E from the US warehouse. In the past, Primo has always been a big crystal like structure. This pack looks really fine and powdery, with a slight shine. I compared it to anavar and the anavar is more crystally.
Is this how the primo should look from QSC, or should it be the large fish type scales?
The look is very similar to anavar, but more powdery.
Is this how the primo should look from QSC, or should it be the large fish type scales?
The look is very similar to anavar, but more powdery.
TomGlass
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Assuming your screen name is a play on "blyat" and given the versatility of the word. I'm not sure if I should call you Mr. Shit or Mr. Fuck but you Sir seem to be an appreciator of fine n' fancy powders.
Ghoul
Member
Make a batch. Send sample off to Jano, that'll confirm what the raw is and the quality of your brew in one step, with one test fee.
Ghoul
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Another weak willed Ivy league educated self made millionaire turns to "fatty shot" instead of doing thing the correct way, ie, "self control" and lots of steroids:
www.medscape.com
PS: Patient referred to in this article is an acquaintance of mine. After a conversation HE brought up Tirz to his doctor to address his alcohol use, and she insisted on Naltrexone, finally agreeing to prescribe Zepbound if he'd take a small dose of Naltrexone. He came off the Naltrexone quickly and attributes his lack of desire for alcohol to the Tirz, which is in the process of being FDA approved to treat alcoholism.
Further evidence of how important it is to be the primary driver in your medical care, not leaving things entirely in the hands of doctors.
Losing Weight, Decreasing Alcohol, and Improving Sex Life?
Taking a new antiobesity medication not only lowered a patient's weight but also decreased his alcohol intake and improved his sex life. Caroline Messer, MD, explains why.
www.medscape.com
PS: Patient referred to in this article is an acquaintance of mine. After a conversation HE brought up Tirz to his doctor to address his alcohol use, and she insisted on Naltrexone, finally agreeing to prescribe Zepbound if he'd take a small dose of Naltrexone. He came off the Naltrexone quickly and attributes his lack of desire for alcohol to the Tirz, which is in the process of being FDA approved to treat alcoholism.
Further evidence of how important it is to be the primary driver in your medical care, not leaving things entirely in the hands of doctors.
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You can test melting point . Anavar 32-39. Marino enanthate 70-75 .
gaylord_focker
Member
Yeah usually I have to remind them. The past time or two I haven’t tho
bighunanballs
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Another weak willed Ivy league educated self made millionaire turns to "fatty shot" instead of doing thing the correct way, ie, "self control" and lots of steroids:
Losing Weight, Decreasing Alcohol, and Improving Sex Life?
Taking a new antiobesity medication not only lowered a patient's weight but also decreased his alcohol intake and improved his sex life. Caroline Messer, MD, explains why.
PS: Patient referred to in this article is an acquaintance of mine. After a conversation HE brought up Tirz to his doctor to address his alcohol use, and she insisted on Naltrexone, finally agreeing to prescribe Zepbound if he'd take a small dose of Naltrexone. He came off the Naltrexone quickly and attributes his lack of desire for alcohol to the Tirz, which is in the process of being FDA approved to treat alcoholism.
Further evidence of how important it is to be the primary driver in your medical care, not leaving things entirely in the hands of doctors.
Even better, take fatty shot, add in self control and take lots of steroids
Ghoul
Member
He's in the gym now with a trainer who's a competitive BB. I'm not saying I know anything but I have my suspicions of what that will lead to now that the "self injecting for better outcomes" bridge has been crossed...
jj89
Member
sell him long acting estrogen
I may have to look into this….so does this have the possibility of lessening substance use? All substances?Another weak willed Ivy league educated self made millionaire turns to "fatty shot" instead of doing thing the correct way, ie, "self control" and lots of steroids:
Losing Weight, Decreasing Alcohol, and Improving Sex Life?
Taking a new antiobesity medication not only lowered a patient's weight but also decreased his alcohol intake and improved his sex life. Caroline Messer, MD, explains why.
PS: Patient referred to in this article is an acquaintance of mine. After a conversation HE brought up Tirz to his doctor to address his alcohol use, and she insisted on Naltrexone, finally agreeing to prescribe Zepbound if he'd take a small dose of Naltrexone. He came off the Naltrexone quickly and attributes his lack of desire for alcohol to the Tirz, which is in the process of being FDA approved to treat alcoholism.
Further evidence of how important it is to be the primary driver in your medical care, not leaving things entirely in the hands of doctors.
Ghoul
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The TLDR version from what I've seen from my own casual observation, personal experience, what much of the early research into this aspect of GLPs is pointing to, and what's now been clinically proven to the point of Sema getting FDA approval to treat alcoholism is this:
GLP receptor activation in the brain seems to reduce the drive behind many forms of compulsive behavior.
We know the impact on overeating, besides physical appetite reduction effects on digestion, there is a less well understood, despite the mockery from the willfully ignorant, a lowering of "food noise", shorthand for the psychological drive to seek out food. Something most people don't realize is there until it isn't. It's not brought up because it's an "excuse", it's because it's startling and unexpected when you experience it. I've done just about every hallucinogen out there, at heroic doses, and I don't think I've ever felt such a profound, lasting change from any of them that compares to that.
Whatever that mechanism is, it appears to be shared with addictions of all types.
Alcoholism is confirmed to be significantly impacted and GLPs will likely become first line treatment. It's more effective than AA meetings or behavioral counseling.
Anecdotally, cannabis, cocaine, nicotine, even gambling and shopping addictions all seem to be lessened or eliminated after initiation of GLP use thus far.
I personally know a woman who could never, ever leave her pot vape behind. She told me that one day a month or so after starting Sema, she was leaving her house and noticed the vape on a table. Instead of going back to get it she thought. "meh, whatever", and left without it. When she got home she said it was like she was seeing it for the first time and just wasn't interested in it anymore.
Many behaviors, when people are compelled to do them to excess, are linked to dopamine and the reward system we evolved to do the things necessary for survival. So it stands to reason if GLPs are doing something to the brain to correct that dysfunction, it's affecting everything related to it.
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