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Sub q testosterone/ grapeseed oil?
Just curious on the consensus of using sub q needles compared to intramuscular 1” injections for trt?
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Hey Matthew, I’m tagging @Bill Haynes as he is the one qualified to answer this. 💪
Why Mitochondrial Readiness Matters Before Redatrutide
HowSS-31 and MOTS-C fit into the process One of the biggest mistakes people make when starting something like Redatrutide is assuming appetite suppression alone is the solution. In reality, appetite control is only part of the equation. What your cells do with energy matters just as much. This is where mitochondrial optimization comes in. Step 1: Understanding the Foundation From Dr. Sears’ work, one principle comes up over and over again: If the mitochondria aren’t working well, the system downstream doesn’t respond optimally. If someone already feels: - Low energy - Easily fatigued - Metabolically “stuck” - Inflamed or stressed at the cellular level Jumping straight into aggressive appetite suppression can backfire. Calories go down, but energy, recovery, and metabolic flexibility go down with it. That’s why SS-31 is often used first. Phase One: Redatruride + SS-31 Optimizing the engine before changing fuel intake SS-31 works at the mitochondrial membrane level. It’s studied for helping mitochondria produce energy more efficiently and reducing oxidative stress. Think of it as improving how well the engine runs. When SS-31 is introduced before or alongside Redatrutide: - Cells handle lower calorie intake better - Energy production is more efficient - Fatigue risk is lower - The metabolic system feels more stable This phase is especially helpful for people who know their body isn’t optimized yet or who have a history of crashing when dieting. Conceptually: SS-31 helps prepare the system so Redatrutide doesn’t feel like a shock. Phase Two: Redatrutide + MOTS-C Using fuel more intelligently once appetite is controlled Once appetite and food noise are under control with Redatrutide and mitochondrial stress is reduced, MOTS-C becomes a powerful addition. MOTS-C is a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for: - Improving glucose utilization - Supporting insulin sensitivity - Enhancing metabolic flexibility - Helping the body shift toward fat utilization
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@Jennifer Fidelman NR stands for Nicotinamide Riboside, which is a precursor to NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide), which is a key molecule involved in: - Cellular energy production (mitochondria) - DNA repair - Metabolic function - Aging and longevity pathways
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@Jennifer Fidelman I’ve heard Tony Robbins talk about NMN, which is a precursor to NAD+, which we carry. For PPQ, in the peptide world, that would be Mot-C or SS-31. I'm not sure of a trusted source for NMN or PPQ. If I hear or find something, I will let you know.
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Head to the Classroom tab and click on ‘Peptide Start Guide.’ We’ve added new videos in the first three modules to help you get the most out of the platform. Or you can click here: https://www.skool.com/bioopt/classroom/50f63085?md=8dade653f41f478c8714fe58ce344224
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International Travel
What is the protocol for traveling internationally with peptides? is it allowed? thanks in advance! (i might b going on a work trip to London and i want to know if im at risk for throwing them out at the airport? if so id rather just miss days and resume when i get back) thanks! Liz
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Hey Liz, great question, and you’re smart to think ahead on this. Short answer, traveling internationally with peptides, especially research peptides, is risky and usually not allowed. Even if you get through TSA here, the issue is UK customs. Without a prescription, they’re treated as unlicensed meds, so you can't take them, and you could get stopped if you have vials and syringes. If it’s prescribed and in original packaging with your name, that’s typically fine for personal use. But research peptides aren’t worth the risk. Also, keep in mind syringes, BAC water, and unlabeled vials together can raise flags quickly. Honestly, most people just pause while traveling and resume when they get back. Based on your situation, that’s the safest move.
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I’m here for people 35+ who refuse to decline. We’ll optimize body, mind & business to reclaim power & build a legacy.

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