u/MindfulInquirer

FOXO4 is a natural molecule in the body that promotes survival of cells, including old cells. So it's not great.

FOXO4 DRI is the peptide you'd take to act as an antagonist of that FOXO4, which action is to get RID of the old cells, not hold on to them.

However, I'm finding with my vendors there are both available: why the hell would FOXO4 be sold ? Is there some discrepancy with the names there ? I assumed "FOXO4" in lists was short for FOXO4 DRI. It's usually much cheaper than the FOXO4 DRI, but it's available. Anybody understand this weird fact - why they'd sell FOXO4 ?

The regular Women's team is untouchable and the only fully professional side or sth like that, meanwhile the U21 are shipping in the 70's final score here like they're some common Tier 3 side. How is that gap possible ?

well not really horribly but, it's by far the one that hurts the most. Some say because it's a large molecule, or because it's got more mg passing through than most other peptides (50mg or 100mg at a time). But it's strange how even the needle somehow hurts more, even before injection ? Anybody experience a hard time with NAD. ?

My mitochondria have been destroyed for many years, so I'm starting strong with SS31 and doing the 10mg a day for one week "Loading phase".

I did 6mg today with zero side effects, so good tolerance.

Question: do you think it's best to take 10mg straight in the morning, or perhaps split it 5mg in the morning then 5mg later as perhaps this would be a more consistent distribution ? (Also, I'd have to buy 1ml syringes as I only have 0.5ml currently)

Hello hello. Apologies but can't find this info anywhere online.

At one point my stack will contain:

MOTSC

SS31

NAD

TA1

Reta

BCP157

DSIP

Selank Semax

Won't need to inject all daily (thank God)

but is it possible to put any combination of these in one same shot and pin ? (like 3 for eg)

Any of these conflicting in any way ? Many thanks