@alfredoolivas post physique little man

@engineer is LG 32" new tandem oled le good?

@engineer im considering eating one of those mini watermelons + some of the rind , apparently it will give like 5g of citrulline

@williambjr You are probably going to supress his height by giving him such a high dose of T3. He is making enough, DHEA, preg and progesterone too, they are the youth hormones. I assume you are wealthy too because you have found a supportive doctor, of this treatment, which frankly, is child abuse according to the law. If you are wealthy, or not even, I would look into growth hormone treatment - pharma grade or underground grade.

@rope said in Cynoplus sources in US: @Ecstatic_Hamster Let us know if it gets delivered They said they are shipping soon. I shall.

Ok, so is N.O. le bad or not? I took the vintage formulation of N.O. Xplod and did close grip bench bress and got the sickest tricep pump

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Context Indoor air contains 100 times more microplastics than previously estimated, according to this study. Every day, an adult inhales 68,000 microplastic particles, and a child nearly 47,000. This is one hundred times more than previously thought, according to the study from the University of Toulouse published in the journal PLOS ONE. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0328011 2025 Researchers analyzed the air in homes, offices and cars and found extremely high concentrations of PM10 particles, which come from textiles, furniture, cables and carpets. NB: MPP and NPP: micro-plastic and micro-plastic particles Useful link (in French, translator needed) https://www.julienvenesson.fr/microplastiques-nanoplastiques-effets-sante/#:~:text=Effets sur le système respiratoire,et peuvent même les détruire. How to protect the brain: Optimize protection against neuroglia and inflammation Let’s say we’re going to try to protect both against stroke and Alzheimer's, although I am aware that this requires "scientific confirmation". “Amyloid plaques and tau protein deposits in the brain are considered the main biological features of Alzheimer's disease. Recently, myelin sheath degeneration has emerged as a new hypothesis and target in the etiology of Alzheimer's disease. A decrease in myelination and oligodendrocyte function precedes the pathological accumulation of amyloid and tau proteins.” (Graciani et al., 2023, Desai et al., 2009, Desai et al., 2010). Put differently, there is inflammation, with accumulation of a tau protein, degeneration of the myelin sheaths (which protect the nerves) and therefore poor conduction of nerve impulses. So, if we accept this hypothesis, we should try to calm things down (excitoxicity and neuro-inflammation via TNF-alpha, but not only that). Indeed, nothing is settled down, established in advance, or rigid if you prefer. Since nothing is set in stone, we're relying on probability: by addressing inflammation and protecting our communication channels, we aim to give the brain the tools to resist longer. It's not a guaranteed miracle cure, but a common-sense strategy to minimize damage. Electrical glitch or chemical short circuit? That's the big debate: which comes first? In the brain, everything operates in a loop: a malfunctioning ion channel (electrical) alters the release of neurotransmitters (chemical), and inflammation (chemical) then modifies the sensitivity of receptors (electrical). It's a vicious cycle. Protecting the Brain: Optimizing Protection against Neuroglia and Inflammation Since there is disruption in cellular communication, resulting in inflammation and impaired elimination of toxins and dysfunctional debris, I’ll suggest some approaches. Their relevance will vary depending on the individual's condition. Think of this as a toolbox. Here, I’ll simply mention a few molecules / clues from my own research. More details can be found at the link below. There’re probably other ones, like emoxypine succinate, although I’ve never heard of it before coming to this forum (not available in my country; unknown to VIDAL). Healthy membranes to facilitate blood circulation. Baby aspirin (325 mg) in case of insufficient fluidity. Anti-inflammatory and pro-metabolic. Mind side effects on platelet renewal. UCDA: Details on how Ursodiol acid protects the brain (with a physician prescription). Suggested optimization for these nutrients: resveratrol, Theracurmin, EGCG (green tea). B1, B9, B12, DHA and iodine. Betaine HCl if lazy digestion after the evening meal (with meat). Taurine *** and magnesium Physical activity Open to suggestions More details on this link if you want to go deeper with one molecule (in French) https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2161-le-cerveau-contamine-par-le-plastique-comment-s-en-proteger#30544 More info on taurine (in French) https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t1866-infos-sante-divers-sce-2#29009 https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t1840-quest-ce-qui-rend-la-taurine-si-importante#25227 (an article that explains the ins and outs of this amino acid).

@PissBoy the one from Keith Littlewood is supposed to be good

@evan.hinkle ok. I would always inquire if it's really 100% . But I also don't think that a little less should destroy the whole process. Yes it is irritating at first but I got used to it. Although it seems to make my skin quite dry.

@alfredoolivas how did the end product work out for you? Did it seem like it worked?

@hwisdom why wouldn't you just put androsterone on your balls? Preg doesn't directly hit the backdoor pathway

@alfredoolivas idk

@jamezb46 Well, I used 40mg+ of topical pregnenolone and DHT both dissolved in DMSO for 6 months before the cycle began, and I didn't notice any change in my testicles or semen then. But I can't compare the two, I didn't experiment them whilst on cycle.

@alfredoolivas Becuase if adding mitolipin to a solution of HCL causes the phosphatidylcholine to break down that suggests that the same thing would happen when we eat it.

Check out r/steroids they have quite a few cycle logs of DNP use and discussion threads

Another update, this one’s pretty interesting… I’m still plugging away with glycine, (1 tsp at each meal) and it’s been the holidays, so I’ve had some beer and some bourbon, (some PUFA or otherwise “unhealthy” choices here or there,(nuts, salad, things that other people would consider healthy ironically…)). I decided to do a finger prick the other day and an hour after coffee on an empty stomach, and landed a 94! This is kinda amazing. Glycine has essentially perfected my blood sugar! Two other interesting notes: one, I’m up four pounds in weight, but have dropped from 34-32” waist. Two, I’ve weight trained since a teen, (in my mid forties now) but took a year or so off when I couldn’t figure out how to train without a stress response. I’ve been back training regularly 4 days a week for a few months now, and have struggled with 230lbs on the bench press, and anything over 100 standing shoulder press. This week I benched 250, and shoulder pressed 130! Not Olympian numbers, but really amazing considering where I was just a few months ago.

@CrumblingCookie yeah it's an interesting substance. It could be useful for hair loss applied topically as well. And probably very good for skin, too. I don't recall how much I took and it was only for a few days, after which I was certain the weight gain waa from it.