Hi Ben,
Biohacker like yourself around the same age. HRT, rapamycin, TM5614, GLYNAC, NS0200, Monjourno, tadalafil, TRIIM protocol followed by a bunch of supps- creatine, HA, collagen, D/K/A, magnesium, calcium, vitamin C, multi etc.
Curious what you’re experience was with exosomes. Is the value there?
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Bicep
#742
Thanks for posting Mitteldorf. He’s in the middle of it and sooo optimistic. Love reading his posts and always forget to go there.
He called slaughter age pigs piglets too…
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Good call on the Selegiline!
Far more economical compared to the distributor Ben is using.
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SNK
#745
I would stay away from Selegiline. I hear it can be addictive. Try Mucuna Pruriens for same/better effects/results yet not addictive. Be forewarned: Mucuna will bring back morning wood (with a vengeance lol) so I have to assume it must be good for prostate/other male organ parts.
Lots of discussions in the past on Selegiline / Deprenyl
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I know someone who has been taking it for some time. It seems but has yet to be confirmed to have led to some significant problems. His IgG level is abnormally low. Right now, a clinical immunologist is trying to sort out his problems. The next step in ruling out issues is a pneumovax vaccination followed by an assessment of the IgG responses.
Personally, given the complexity of viruses in the human system and the current state of antivirals, I would be reluctant to take one as a life extension intervention.
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Sorry this is very late reply.
I just started looking into lactoferrin and only read that to high a dose can cause side effects, like skin rash, fatigue, chills and constipation. I just started taking it from Jarrows, 250mg (freeze dried) as i heard better stability than spray dried.
I cannot vouch for this site, but he has compelling arguments for MANY positive reasons to take lactoferrin (including an MTOR mention), The “Nutrition Detective” on YouTube. He goes through PubMed articles to draw conclusions for various aspects supporting his Toxic Bile Theory.
NOTE: I am always warry when something is called a “miracle” and not many have heard of (at least me)…
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Yes - you’ll never hear the scientists calling anything a “miracle”, its only laymen, who typically are not deeply versed in the research enough to understand the limitations of the research, or the full breadth of the research and the pros and cons that are associated with every chemical.
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As Always, love your replies!
This is one such article calling it a miracle… not sure how to take it… Thoughts?
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AnUser
#751
Why did he test his IgG level?
It was one of several steps in a workup looking for the underlying cause of a chronic viral infection that has been responsive to an antiviral medication but not eradicated by it. They are now mapping his IgG response curve.
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Ludovic
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This video might be interesting for getting some ideas about timing of supplements. A bit extreme, I know;
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I just listened to Cameron Sepah on episode 291 of Boost Your Biology about maintaining natural production of testosterone while taking pharmaceuticals to increase levels. He seemed grounded, experienced, and very knowledgeable. I was impressed and would highly recommend.
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Davin8r
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Walter, do you still take MK 2866 (aka ostarine/enobosarm)? Have you found the need to cycle on/off at the 2mg daily dose, and did you do blood work to check testosterone/estrogen levels during therapy?
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Yes, I was aware of the phase 1 results combining MK-2866 with GLP-1 to reduce muscle wasting. I started taking Mounjaro (tirzapetide) an£ have lost a considerable amount of unhealthy fat. However I have lost almost no muscle mass!! In fact I’ve gained a small amount.
I’m taking 7.5mg daily (I started at 2.5mg and increased dose by 2.5 after about 3 month intervals). I’m also taking Canagliflozin.
I’m not yet concerned about testosterone suppressing effects. It’s a bridge I’ll cross later. Probably PCT with tamoxifen.
I’m currently on 12.5mg (highest dose) of branded Mounjaro. Currently about 16% body fat and 5% visceral. I’m keen to get to 10-12% body fat and 0-1% visceral fat.
Using radio frequency, microcurrent and laser for loose skin with some success. But, any further suggestions very much welcome 
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Davin8r
#757
You aren’t worried about decreased estrogen either? You’re certainly inhibiting endogenous testosterone (and by extension estrogen) at that dose. Could it be worth a blood test just to check?
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Ah, good idea. I will check in the coming days.
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Ordered a blood test - wanted to go onto TRT if needed anyway
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