Stanford Pharmaceuticals

[Hardbody 59901]

Mainly for energy. You’ll want to use it alongside some fasted cardio. It only take a little bit, like 1 tick on a slin pin. Any more than that without letting it build up is dangerous. You’ll feel the effects within minutes.

Hot! Thanks!

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

What forms of B vitamins are utilized? Are they methylated B's?

 

[T-Bagger]

What forms of B vitamins are utilized? Are they methylated B's?

6 & 12

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

6 & 12

I got that but there are methylated and non-methylated forms of b vitamins. Some people have trouble methylating the non methyl b vitamins

 

[T-Bagger]

I got that but there are methylated and non-methylated forms of b vitamins. Some people have trouble methylating the non methyl b vitamins

6 & 12 bro. It’s all you ever need know lol

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

6 & 12 bro. It’s all you ever need know lol

Lol except that I have a genetic mutation that would literally cause serious health problems if its non methylated. If I use the wrong ones then I'm gonna have a bad time lol

 

[T-Bagger]

Lol except that I have a genetic mutation that would literally cause serious health problems if its non methylated. If I use the wrong ones then I'm gonna have a bad time lol

@StanfordPharma is gonna have to answer this for you bro

 

[Roger rabbit]

I got that but there are methylated and non-methylated forms of b vitamins. Some people have trouble methylating the non methyl b vitamins

The problem is you would be taking in such a small amount.. the lipo complex doesn’t effect much to be honest.
If you can absorb it... u won’t get much. If you can’t... you ain’t losing much. Lol

 

[Stanfordpharma1]

Lol except that I have a genetic mutation that would literally cause serious health problems if its non methylated. If I use the wrong ones then I'm gonna have a bad time lol

Sorry for the wait. It is not methylated. It is Cyanocobalamin.

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

Sorry for the wait. It is not methylated. It is Cyanocobalamin.

Thank you! That one would be a no-go for me. Sounds really cool though.

 

[bickel29]

Thank you! That one would be a no-go for me. Sounds really cool though.

What are you trying to accomplish with it, Jeff?

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

What are you trying to accomplish with it, Jeff?

I am planning on running albuterol instead of clen this upcoming summer cut. I have never seen injectable albuterol and it sparked my interest. I'll stick with pills though because the bad shit that happens with cynacabolamin is not fun.

 

[Stanfordpharma1]

I am planning on running albuterol instead of clen this upcoming summer cut. I have never seen injectable albuterol and it sparked my interest. I'll stick with pills though because the bad shit that happens with cynacabolamin is not fun.

Methyl is so expensive and if there was a supplier that had even a somewhat decent price i would be nervous about it being authentic. Thought about getting it, though.

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

Methyl is so expensive and if there was a supplier that had even a somewhat decent price i would be nervous about it being authentic. Thought about getting it, though.

Understandable. Most people can hang with regular cyna just not me. I can't take multivitamins either, shit I can't even eat cereal that is fortified.

 

[Roger rabbit]

Understandable. Most people can hang with regular cyna just not me. I can't take multivitamins either, shit I can't even eat cereal that is fortified.

Dang bro. The struggle is real for u man!
What is the condition you have? I’d like to research this as it sounds intriguing.

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

Dang bro. The struggle is real for u man!
What is the condition you have? I’d like to research this as it sounds intriguing.

Yeah man. It sucks in a way but it's good to be aware of because for a very long time I had no idea what the hell was wrong with me. The condition is called MTHFR and it stands for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (I had to copy and past that lol) it basically means that my body cannot methylate synthetic B vitamins and they can go toxic in my blood. My mom developed stage 1 heart failure due to it. It's a genetic mutation.

 

[movingiron88]

Understandable. Most people can hang with regular cyna just not me. I can't take multivitamins either, shit I can't even eat cereal that is fortified.

What exactly happens to you?

 

[Xragexx]

What are you trying to accomplish with it, Jeff?

Is that you in your avi, bick?

 

[Jeff the Jerk]

What exactly happens to you?

It's like roid rage without the roids haha. I get super uncontrollably angry. Like a mental episode. It can get that way with methylated b vitamins too. You either undermethylate and go crazy or you take methylated b vitamins and overmethylate and then have to take niacin to calm down. It's a nightmare. I just stay away from vitamins all together lol

 

[Stanfordpharma1]

Yeah man. It sucks in a way but it's good to be aware of because for a very long time I had no idea what the hell was wrong with me. The condition is called MTHFR and it stands for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (I had to copy and past that lol) it basically means that my body cannot methylate synthetic B vitamins and they can go toxic in my blood. My mom developed stage 1 heart failure due to it. It's a genetic mutation.

MTHFR stands for motherfucker.