I reuse my peptide needles 3-4 times and feel zero guilt. I inject peptides regularly and just reuse the same insulin syringe 3–4 times. After each shot I wipe the needle with an alcohol pad, cap it, and that’s it. No infections, no real dulling, nothing. Works fine for me.Even better, I get them all for free from my city’s harm reduction program. I sit in the waiting room next to actual drug addicts, then walk out with a couple hundred fresh syringes. I pay taxes that fund it, so I figure I’m just taking back what’s mine.Everyone says one-and-done, but this system is efficient, cheap, and hassle-free. No moral crisis here — just a practical hack that keeps me going.
A wise man named Justin Welsh once said:
“Most people make logical, reasonable choices for 40 years and still end up with a life they don't like. At some point, making an unreasonable choice is the only reasonable thing to do.”
Be unreasonable enough to get what you want in life.
In a small study of healthy men, 10mg/day of boron for a week
- Significantly decreased SHBG
- Increased free testosterone
- Decreased esradiol
- Reduced inflammatory markers like CRP and TNF-a
Inexpensive, relatively safe. More of a modulator than a hormone booster and directly impacts magnesium, Vitamin D, and calcium utilization.
3-6mg/day is sweet spot
It's known that Alzheimer's can cause a disease-driven biotin deficiency (usually there's an up to 40% decrease in most brain regions).
But there are also studies (some have more than 100K people in them) showing an association between moderate-high biotin intake with less all-cause dementia and Alzheimer's dementia.