Comment · Thu, February 12, 2015 · Ceretropic
What they were answering
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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
It's called Humanin, which is a 24 mer peptide. It looks interesting. Seems to modulate IGF-1 as well.
They are not talking about analogs of noopept. Noopept IS the analog they are discussing. The other compounds are not analogs of piracetam, either. They took inspiration from some of the functional groups, but they are V
I am not one for the whole "megadosing" thing that a lot of people try. However, I am human, and I do make mistakes. That is what happened yesterday. I was reading through Russian studies on SEMAX, and got myself confuse
Replying to slimbender · /u/MisterYouAreSoDumb ??
I am still here doing more than I ever have. People just kept saying I was using my position to unfairly promote and making up dumb conspiracy claims, so most of the time I just post on our /r/NootropicsDepot subreddit n
Our card processor randomly decided to stop processing payments. At first they told us that it was the peptides, and that if we took them down, they would lift the hold. After we complied, they decided to then tell us to
Replying to janowski_d · u/MisterYouAreSoDumb any chance you can describe P21 and Orexin-A and how they affect you? I know basics of them, but still info is quite spare. Is Orexin-a worth trying on top o…
Here's the thing, I want to avoid giving my own anecdotes for a bit, to prevent confirmation bias. I don't want people seeing how I react, then convincing themselves they react the same way. I want people to try it thems
Replying to RollingInDeepSpace · Describe the effects MYASD GODDAMIT!!
Negative. This is a brand new peptide we developed with no human clinical research, or any research of any kind. It should be treated as a research compound, and should not be purchased based on anecdotal effect statemen