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Ive seen people arguing something like well, its on WADAs list for a reason. This is a classic example of the rhetorical fallacy of appealing to authority
Intracranial pressure concerns: The data on this specifically with sermorelin is limited, but it has been flagged as a theoretical risk with growth hormone therapies more broadly
Also my immunity - it cleared up a bad, lingering cough pre-covid
Introducing this effect gradually may help reduce the gastrointestinal side effects (such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea) that are most common when a dose is first increased
(While not approved in the U.S., thymosin alpha 1 has been approved in numerous other countries, principally as a treatment for hepatitis B and C.) Lees patients responded well to peptides, he said, so I experimented with others. He also began to build a national reputation: Lee is a co-founder of the Clinical Peptide Society, which offers certification classes, and in 2019 he published a book titled The Fountain of Youth With Peptides. At his fee-for-service clinic in Orlando, Lee writes peptide prescriptions for patients who want to use the substances with physician oversight