> advertising USA finished "thymalin" quoting the OG Khavinson study on thymalin and epithalamin
> COA available (first red flag)
> Check COA
> It's Thymulin
Insane levels of grift. Huge twitter following too, wonder how many will fall for this.
@0xexpt@PGC1a_RB Likely (hopefully) ignorance. I doubt they’d be so eager to post a COA for a polypeptide complex that we don’t even know the full peptide composition or sequences.
Speaking of which when are you guys restocking that…
You can get Thymalin here for 40% off if you use code "MM40VIP"
https://t.co/TJBf3lGUr3
(None of this is medical advice or a recommendation; peptides are for research use only, not for human consumption)
> “This is an example of how NOT to do lateral raises, and why light weight wins.”
> quoted tweet is someone with absolutely massive delts doing cheat reps
Why are “science based” lifters like this?
Any sites out there aggregating research articles on peptides?
Not looking for vendor ratings, COAs, N=1s, just a one stop shop for browsing current literature.
The one predictor of male 'health' that is rarely spoken of:
The speed at which you are making decisions.
speed of decision making = key correlate of vigour