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Thank you @mullen428icloud-com, much appreciated!
Thank you for your response Michael . Yes, any of the proliferative peptides, such as TB4 and the growth hormone secretagogues should definitely be avoided in patient populations that are still developing and growing. I was looking for a more targeted dosing range for the thymulin in the pediatric population. I am unable to find any references in previous conferences/seminars. Thanks again.
Wow, that was an excellent and very informative answer @madisonseeds-md. I have a patient that sustained torn quadriceps while working out and I am putting together a regiment to aid in the healing and recovery process. I will be including TB4, BPC, CJC/ipamorlin, as well as some oral supplementation. I was curious about adding in the PEG-MGF, to increase the satellite stem cell pool and aid in the healing process. What are your thoughts on adding this to the regimen, in this specific scenario? Thank you.
Hello. Not sure if you have found a pharmacy up to this point, but I know Wells Pharmacy compounds Kisspeptin-10. I do not know of any pharmacy that currently compounds the entire molecule. If you have found one, please let me know as well, thank you. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for your response. It is much appreciated.
Good evening Dr. Fleisher. Thank you for your response. I have implemented nearly that exact protocol in regard to the TA1, TB4, and BPC-157, and just started the ARA-290. He also has severe fatigue, in which he is unable to complete a full day of work without naerly falling asleep and having to take a nap. He has been on oral NMN, with other mitochondrial enhancers/precursors such as L-carnitine, Alpha lipoic acid etc; and I was giving him intermittent IV NAD infusions. I have not had a chance to watch the NAD conference up to this point, and my question may be answered within that seminar, but is there a recommended NAD+ dosing that one might use in this scenario?
I typically start low at 250mg and increase every two to four weeks, up to one gram, depending on response and symptoms. I am confident there has been a low CD38 load prior to the infusions, as he has been on a 2-3 month senolytic protocol. Thank you.
Thank you Jamie. Much appreciated. Do you have any experience with using a phase angle measurement on a body composition test to measure senescence? Thank you.
Good evening, @drmitchmdmindspring-com. You have such a vast wealth of knowledge. Appreciate all of your information and help. I just want to clarify. After the intra-articular injections, are you administering the AOD+HA, TB4 and BPC immediately after injecting the exosomes, in the same session, or are you having them come back in the near future for a second injection? The reason I ask is I usually keep my ceiling dosing for the smaller joints, such as the elbow at around 1 to 1.5 ml. Thank you.
Good evening @byurthgmail-com and all. Is there a pharmacy that compounds an AOD/HA combo, or do you have to order them individually? Thank you.
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Thank you very much for the reply. I will definitely implement the amlexanox. She is on antiplatelet therapy for her CAD. What is your opinion on administering Pentosan in this scenario? Also, where are you getting TB4 these days? the fragment is the only form I am able to find, and there are so many mixed opinions on efficacy. I have been avoiding it for this reason, in combination with the cost. Thanks again.
