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I got a couple to try out. Everybody is all over KLOW. I want to try it individually.
Trying out some straight KPV. It’s 10mg bottle. Anybody done straight KPV?

re: Need Info on TRT

Posted by XenScott on 4/17/26 at 7:18 am to
I just started 3 times per week. Doing this to get away from estrogen blocker. I inject M W F.

It’s better but I miss the big test spike from once a week.
Another thing. I think BPC157 and TB500 work better when you do them separate. I had better success with them separate than the stack. Different dosages and frequencies I think.

re: IT Band Issues

Posted by XenScott on 4/15/26 at 2:06 pm to
It could be your back or hip. I was having IT problems and the PA said it was my hip from some diagnostic stuff he did. He gave me a shot in my hip that caused it to go away.
I bet they want to limit the in car footage to where they aren't clipping. That's where you can really tell what's happening.

re: High IQ ADHD adult diagnosis

Posted by XenScott on 4/14/26 at 11:09 am to
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I won’t ask who she is, but where is she located?
The initial diagnosis for me came from researching issuesthat my daughter was having and getting a diagnosis from her therapist as having high IQADHD.
As I’m doing the research, I was like damn this is what I’ve always experienced, but didn’t realize it was different than everybody else.


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The doctor guides me on the process.

I am doing a combo of BPC157/TB500 right now but my first run was just BPC157. It knocked out a few years of elbow tendonitis in 2 weeks. I was impressed. The other elbow has some tendonosis so it's taking longer but I can tell it's improving.

I'm going to give KPV a try in a few days. He said it helps with overall inflammation and pain also.

re: High IQ ADHD adult diagnosis

Posted by XenScott on 4/14/26 at 10:59 am to
My wife is a Clinical Psychotherapist. Many high performing professionals are ADHD. Both of our kids are very high IQ, but with ADHD brains.

Her approach is to not alleviate the traits, but to focus them in a way that it becomes an asset. It's her specialty. She works with kids but more and more adults are seeing her.

I would seek one that specializes in high performing adults.
I found that BPC 157 works great for elbow tendonitis. It's not a miracle cure, it accelerates the rate of healing of soft tissue. It won't fix something that is torn and needs surgery. But micro tears are what adds up to pain and it's great for that.
Not a runner but a sometimes cyclist. I have been in some state of ketosis usually. I did carnivore for a while also.

What i noticed was while in heavy ketosis I could ride farther. While not in ketosis I had a faster burst, but would usually give out quicker. My best was being in ketosis, but doing about 70 -100 grams of carbs before the ride. I seemed to have some juice for the bursts while having better endurance.

re: Low T symptoms

Posted by XenScott on 4/9/26 at 3:39 pm to
get on TRT. Go to a men's health specialist.

re: Father/Son Quality Time

Posted by XenScott on 4/9/26 at 3:29 pm to
Try golf. as in get a couple of lessons. You would be surprised at the kids that you think don't like sports like golf.

re: Tow vehicle for 5th wheel

Posted by XenScott on 4/9/26 at 10:16 am to
If it's a 5th wheel, I would suggest a dually whether the weight requires it or not. That's for travel. If you are just going around fairly close you could get by with single axle.

re: Eating dinner alone

Posted by XenScott on 4/9/26 at 10:09 am to
Bring your laptop and act as if you are working. Act aggravated every once in a while. You will become a hardworking go getter instead of a lonely loser.
The question is, is does the house have foundation issues. If it does, then the realtor is correct. If not, I would at least talk to an attorney and just see if there is any recourse.
I'm 58, my wife is 48. My youngest is 12. I want to do what I can to be around as long as I can. Plus, my wife is somewhat jacked so I gotta be jacked to keep the young dudes at bay.
My brother, (stage 4 renal cell carcinoma survivor) as part of his treatment saw an adjunct nutritionist in Orlando. During treatment they were really in to ketogenic diet/long fasting. Part of that was what they called a "sardine fast" (which was not a fast, they just called it that.)

He did a 10 day sardine/oyster only diet. He said he never felt better in his life and lost a lot of weight. Ive been wanting to do it but I don't know if I can eat sardines. the skinless boneless I may be able to handle.

re: My experience with Retatrutide

Posted by XenScott on 4/8/26 at 2:42 pm to
Tried CJC IPA but had to give it up. Joint stiffness never resolved. I wish I could have stayed on it. Sleep did improve.

re: 2026 NASCAR Season Thread

Posted by XenScott on 4/8/26 at 2:39 pm to
Daytona, Talledega, and Atlanta should do away with stage cautions all together. Green flag stops break up the pack, brings strategy back in.

re: What statin are you on?

Posted by XenScott on 4/6/26 at 3:20 pm to
Nothing to add except my cousin is a PA at a cardiologist office. They have offficially gone to not being concerned about LDL in and of itself for cardiac risk. Their own study on it they could find no correlation in their patients LDL score and risk of a heart attack.

Also, the biggest killer of cardiologists is cardiovascular disease. You would think they kinda had if figured out by now....