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The gateway drug for me was BPC-157. A decade of back pain gone in 6 weeks. Couldn't have sold me quicker.

Retatrutide decreases compulsive-driven behaviors, not just food noise. BPC-157 removes distracting pain and discomfort. Both increase focus by removing interferences.

I give adderall to kids every day At first I questioned the doctor’s judgement. Why are we giving meth to young children? Here's something crucial I learned: One of the reasons doctors do it is so that the child can experience the state of calm focus. Many of them have never had that. Over time, they learn how to trigger that state via mental, behavioral, and environmental cues. It can even become their default state without the drug. What’s even more interesting is that you can do this to yourself. - Androgens for confidence and assertiveness - GLPs for compulsive behavior control - Stimulants for focus and drive If you engineer states of being, consciously make associations, embed triggers, and install feedback loops, you can permanently change your personality. New identities unlock different life paths.

Everyone’s on a PED of some kind - Testosterone - Ozempic - Coffee Stop the virtue signaling.

Peak performance is subtraction Remove: – Pain - BPC-157 – Hunger - Retatrutide – Fatigue - MOTS-C – Inflammation - Thymosin-Alpha-1 Optimization isn’t about more. It's about less noise.

I'm risking sounding like a paid shill but... BPC-157 literally cured 10 years back pain. 6 weeks directly to the site of injury. My full protocol is linked below:

The modern world has been weaponized against us. GLP-1 drugs are our defense. They decrease cravings for: - drugs - alcohol - food By working on your reward pathways, they decrease cue-driven compulsive behaviors. I bet they’d help with your phone addiction too 1/n

I used MDMA to reprogram my personality. I grew up painfully shy and introverted. - Couldn't make eye contact with strangers. - Would rather stay home than go to parties. - Never raised my hand in class or approached strangers I thought lifting and getting jacked would fix it. Spoiler: it didn't. Here's what I discovered by accident... MDMA didn't just make me feel good. It showed me what confidence actually felt like in my body. Under the influence, I became magnetic. Started dance circles. Approached people without fear. People gravitated toward me. I had "aura" before anyone called it that. But here's the crucial part - I started micro-dosing and paying attention. In a more conscious state, I could study my own behavior. How I held my body. How I initiated conversations. How I projected energy. The drug became a teacher, not an escape. Now I can activate that same energy completely sober: - Before important meetings, I recall the body language - At networking events, I channel that fearless approach - In social situations, I flip the "extrovert switch" What most people don't realize: temporary pharmaceutical states can become states you can access if you're intentional about the learning process. You can study yourself on substances and reverse-engineer confidence. New identities aren't found. They're trained.

help pls what is peaty and how can I learn more?

If you're using retatrutide, be honest - Are you outsourcing your discipline or training it? I've been a pharmacist for over 16 years dispensing dozens of GLPs every day to people who will never ever EVER get off of them. For the first 10 years of my work, I didn't see the pattern. I was just filling scripts. Then 2023 happened. GLP shortages. Hundreds of patients calling weekly. The sheer panic was INSANE. Some crying. I watched people who'd lost 50+ pounds gain back 50-60%. That's when I realized most of these people made ZERO changes. GLPs become just another maintenance med they're dependent on, perpetuating the same slave mindset. Sure, they're physically healthier, but mentally more trapped than ever. Most will use reta and avoid changing their lifestyle. The smart ones will use it to rebuild their habits, cues, and thought patterns. Dependence vs adaptation.

If you're dosing Retatrutide once a week and you're: - suddenly cold - have painful skin - feel sensitivity up and down your arms & legs Read this... I was on Reta at 6 mg once weekly. I thought I was just cold and my thyroid might be downregulating. But it wasn't that. 1/n

Bros would rather off themselves than take a jab from big pharma, but happily inject themselves with Chinese mystery powder.

The 3 compounds that actually work better than adderall (and are healthier): - TRT removes brain fog & restores dopamine signaling - HGH eliminates recovery debt - Retatrutide reduces compulsive triggers Stop adding stimulants. Start removing obstacles.

My peptide vial was mislabeled It was most likely Melanotan Hopefully I’ve peaked

I give adderall to kids every day At first I questioned the doctor’s judgement. Why are we giving meth to young children? Here's something crucial I learned: One of the reasons doctors do it is so that the child can experience the state of calm focus. Many of them have never had that. Over time, they learn how to trigger that state via mental, behavioral, and environmental cues. It can even become their default state without the drug. What’s even more interesting is that you can do this to yourself. - Androgens for confidence and assertiveness - GLPs for compulsive behavior control - Stimulants for focus and drive If you engineer states of being, consciously make associations, embed triggers, and install feedback loops, you can permanently change your personality. New identities unlock different life paths.

Bros would rather off themselves than take a jab from big pharma, but happily inject themselves with Chinese mystery powder.

The gateway drug for me was BPC-157. A decade of back pain gone in 6 weeks. Couldn't have sold me quicker.

Everyone’s on a PED of some kind - Testosterone - Ozempic - Coffee Stop the virtue signaling.

If you're using retatrutide, be honest - Are you outsourcing your discipline or training it? I've been a pharmacist for over 16 years dispensing dozens of GLPs every day to people who will never ever EVER get off of them. For the first 10 years of my work, I didn't see the pattern. I was just filling scripts. Then 2023 happened. GLP shortages. Hundreds of patients calling weekly. The sheer panic was INSANE. Some crying. I watched people who'd lost 50+ pounds gain back 50-60%. That's when I realized most of these people made ZERO changes. GLPs become just another maintenance med they're dependent on, perpetuating the same slave mindset. Sure, they're physically healthier, but mentally more trapped than ever. Most will use reta and avoid changing their lifestyle. The smart ones will use it to rebuild their habits, cues, and thought patterns. Dependence vs adaptation.

help pls what is peaty and how can I learn more?

If you're dosing Retatrutide once a week and you're: - suddenly cold - have painful skin - feel sensitivity up and down your arms & legs Read this... I was on Reta at 6 mg once weekly. I thought I was just cold and my thyroid might be downregulating. But it wasn't that. 1/n

The trap of Retatrutide: everyone talks about dialing in the dose, nobody talks about the off-ramp

Did I get a mislabeled melanotan or what? Because WTF this tan… I got crazy dark after being in the sun for like 2 hours. - lips have dark patches - moles darkened - freckles appeared Everyone thinks I went on vacation.

I used MDMA to reprogram my personality. I grew up painfully shy and introverted. - Couldn't make eye contact with strangers. - Would rather stay home than go to parties. - Never raised my hand in class or approached strangers I thought lifting and getting jacked would fix it. Spoiler: it didn't. Here's what I discovered by accident... MDMA didn't just make me feel good. It showed me what confidence actually felt like in my body. Under the influence, I became magnetic. Started dance circles. Approached people without fear. People gravitated toward me. I had "aura" before anyone called it that. But here's the crucial part - I started micro-dosing and paying attention. In a more conscious state, I could study my own behavior. How I held my body. How I initiated conversations. How I projected energy. The drug became a teacher, not an escape. Now I can activate that same energy completely sober: - Before important meetings, I recall the body language - At networking events, I channel that fearless approach - In social situations, I flip the "extrovert switch" What most people don't realize: temporary pharmaceutical states can become states you can access if you're intentional about the learning process. You can study yourself on substances and reverse-engineer confidence. New identities aren't found. They're trained.

My peptide vial was mislabeled It was most likely Melanotan Hopefully I’ve peaked

The modern world has been weaponized against us. GLP-1 drugs are our defense. They decrease cravings for: - drugs - alcohol - food By working on your reward pathways, they decrease cue-driven compulsive behaviors. I bet they’d help with your phone addiction too 1/n

Peak performance is subtraction Remove: – Pain - BPC-157 – Hunger - Retatrutide – Fatigue - MOTS-C – Inflammation - Thymosin-Alpha-1 Optimization isn’t about more. It's about less noise.

I avoided TRT for years despite having low test (200-300). Dialed in my diet and training, ensured lab values were in range, sleep/circadian health, etc. It wasn’t until relationships continued to suffer despite therapy that I decided it was time. TRT probably isn’t the first thing you should try and shouldn't be used to compensate for other lifestyle interventions you're avoiding.