I am looking for feedback on KLOW. I have the ability to buy a kit at a great price and am strongly considering. I have looked online and read up on it as much as I can. I’m just looking for feedback or experiences you’ve had. I have Hashimotos and am hoping it might help me.
Thank you!
So i had my first peptide CJC(NoDAC) /ipamorelin 10+10mg diluted in 10ml of Bac water
I injected 15units using U40 insulin syringe
After injecting, slight redness and a bump along with pain sensation at the injection site
And feeling little weird, my heart’s racing slightly
Having a feeling like my ears are blocked due to pressure
Slight headache/ head pressure
Is it normal? Or have i did anything wrong
Please help
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My experience with ZJ Peptides HK – order not received
I want to share my personal experience with ZJ Peptides HK so that other customers can make an informed decision.
I placed an order with them and made the payment, but I have not received my order.
I have tried to resolve the situation with the company, but so far the issue has not been resolved and I have not received what I paid for.
I am not making any claims about other customers’ experiences. I am simply sharing what happened with my own order.
If anyone else has ordered from ZJ Peptides HK, I would be interested to hear about your experience, especially whether your order was delivered successfully.
I witnessed Selank help a former colleague with anxiety and panic attacks by lowering cortisol. He really swore by it and suggested I try it.
Unfortunately he is no longer in the country so I cant ask him for the details.
I have the exact same issues as him, especially with crazy high cortisol and always was very keen to try it asap but never had the money for it - until now!
I finally have been able to get a hold of one little bottle or vial of Selank!
• 1. So, I have a 10 mg vial. I am thinking about adding 2 mL of BAC water to get 5 mg per mL (500 mcg per 0.1 mL). Does that sound right? Or should I use more or less water?
• 2. Based on my body weight of 85 kg what should my dose be per injection? I see people say 250-500 mcg but that seems like it would hit everyone the same regardless of weight which doesnt make sense to me?
Should I aim for 3-5 mcg per kg which would put me around 250-425 mcg? Or higher? Or lower? And how do I know what is right for me?
• 3. How often should I dose? Daily? Every other day? A few times a week?
• 4. Do you have to cycle on and off always or can you use it long term too? And if so how long is too long? Does it lose effectiveness or do you grow a tolerance if you dont cycle?
• 5. How long should I cycle on and off? Two weeks on one week off? Longer? Shorter? What has actually worked for people?
>!Disclaimer!<>!: Not looking for medical advice just real world experiences.!<
Thanks so much in advance!🙏 😊
Partially vanity, partially injury. For a very long time I’ve had arthritis in my lower back along with a degenerative disk. Since going on tirz, the back injury has gotten better. Haven’t lost any weight (didn’t need to but micro dosing is working for food noise).
I’m looking for a peptide that would potentially cover both the injury and skin health (wrinkles, etc).
Lately been researching this as I noticed an increased number of moles after using CJC/IPA and am about to start Tesa. Has anyone else had similar experience with elevated IGF-1 levels and increase in the number of noticeable moles.
Hi all. I started taking peptides after a minor arm injury and for general weight loss purposes. Below is what I’m using and the general amounts per day. Please can you let me know if I’m doing enough to be effective or too much? Thank you!
Mot-C - 1mg daily
CJC (no dac) & Ipamorelon - 300mcg daily
GHK-CU - 1mg daily
BCP157 - 500mcg daily
TB500 - 750mcg three times a week
Edit - please note that I’ve posted this under the ‘beginners advice’ flair. I’d appreciate constructive/helpful advice rather than saying what I’m doing is just ‘dumb’ or I need to ‘read more’ etc etc. Everyone is a beginner at some point when taking peptides and it is better to ask for advice rather than do something dangerous. Thank you.
I recently saw someone post that giving their RS KPV 15 minutes prior (different injection site) to GHKCU, eliminated the negative reactions so many people comment on. I already planned on researching this one and had it on hand so I added it in. Here to say it has worked.
For reference: my RS was experiencing discomfort after their GHKCU injection, even with extra bac water and coming to room temp. They were also experiencing bruising and red marks at the injection site.
Day 1 of adding KPV (250mcg) in about 15 minutes before GHKCU and there was absolutely zero sting for my RS, absolutely no bruising or marks.
It’s now been a week and there have been zero of the negative reactions. I have rotated injection sites on my RS and there are zero reaction on every site.
This has been a game changer for my RS.
1 thing to note. I choose to always pin KPV in the abdomen of my RS to hopefully aid in the digestive benefits. And GHKCU is always pinned in a different location or opposite side of abdomen as it should not be mixed with anything else.
This has been a very positive outcome so wanted to share.
Researching GHCKU for its potential benefits on healing degenerative disc disease as well as lung healing after vape exposure as primary and skin health secondary
Hi, I have been diagnosed with torn rotator cuff in 2 places, torn bicep, tendonitis, and arthritis in my shoulder. Had an x-ray and MRI. Have not consulted a surgeon yet was seen twice by a sports medicine doctor and he wants to do cortisone but I'm not so sure.
I met a person at the airport who said Peptide therapy helped tremendously so much that when he had surgery the surgeon said it has greatly improved since the MRI.
Has anyone had experience with Peptide Therapy? I'm looking at Wolverine, Wolverine Blend (BPC-157 + TB-500).
Read this post as well:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ScienceBioTechnology/comments/1rvehfa/the_ultimate_guide_to_peptides_for_injuries/
TIA!
posted earlier but the link was broken.
"Food noise" gets thrown around a lot here, but it's not just a TikTok term anymore. A 2023 paper defined it as the brain overreacting to food cues to the point where you can't stop thinking about food even when you're not hungry. The 4pm "what's in the pantry" loop on repeat is basically the textbook example.
The part I found most interesting: researchers split food reward into "wanting" (the chasing and obsessing) and "liking" (actually enjoying it when you eat). GLP-1s seem to turn down the wanting a lot more than the liking, which lines up with what a lot of people here describe, where food still tastes good but stops occupying mental space.
The less fun part: it's tied to the drug being in your system. Half life is about a week, and in the big trial where people stopped, they regained roughly two thirds of the weight within a year as appetite came back. Not a willpower thing, just the chemistry leaving. Worth knowing so it can be planned for.
I write about this stuff and put together a full writeup with the actual studies linked (the definition, the cravings trial, the brain mechanism, what happens when you stop). Sharing in case it's useful.
Not medical advice, just what the studies say. Heads up that the link is my own site.
https://pepsmart.net/articles/what-food-noise-is-and-why-semaglutide-quiets-it
I’m curious if anyone has had a similar experience or has gone a different route.
I previously used retatrutide for a couple of months, but eventually stopped because the GI side effects became too much. Even at 0.5 mg, I got to the point where I physically couldn’t eat a normal meal without feeling extremely sick and sometimes vomiting. I originally thought it could have been the source I was using, so after taking some time off, I decided to try Reta again from a different source.
I restarted at 0.5 mg, and unfortunately the same thing is happening again. At this point I’m wondering if my body simply doesn’t tolerate Reta well, even at a low dose.
I’m also currently taking MOTS-C and tesamorelin, and I don’t experience these GI side effects with either of them.
For anyone who has used MOTS-C and/or tesamorelin without a GLP-1/triple agonist: have you still seen noticeable fat loss or changes in body composition when combined with a consistent diet and exercise?
My goal is primarily fat loss/body recomposition. I’m a truck driver, so getting to the gym every single day isn’t realistic, but I can consistently train around 3–4 times per week and keep my nutrition in check.
I know Reta would likely make weight loss easier, but if I’m unable to eat normally or keep food down even at 0.5 mg, I’m questioning whether it’s worth continuing.
Would love to hear experiences from anyone who couldn’t tolerate Reta but continued with MOTS-C/Tesa, especially what kind of results you saw with diet and training.
I placed an order from them and received it very quickly, but after further checking their COAs are bollocks, and there’s no reviews ANYWHERE. Now I’m hesitant, I’ve never taken peptides before. Has anyone bought from them?