Is there any advantage to going with more or less BAC water when reconstituting?

Hello! I'm excited about this group. Does anyone have an opinion on intermittent fasting while taking Reta? In my research read that fasting is not recommended when taking Reta.

I am interested in trying MOT-C at some point. What is everyone experience with this? I am currently on Reta, GHK-cu and 5 Amino.

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