Eat + barbell

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Not really any research on long term effects of most peptides yet so be cautious

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In the short-term: no In the long-term: NO

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For muscle building? No

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If you are insecure and need to make yourself stand out to get attention but everyone will think you look like a tool then yes

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how long u been lifting for? i think if you’ve been in the gym for awhile and want to take the next step i think some research before buying anything would be good

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We dont know long term what it will do to your body

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This—> Im not sure what your specific goals are since idk your physique, but tesamorelin should probably be your go-to since it has the most credible research to back it. Despite that, it's generally pretty expensive and it's primary use is to reduce visceral fat that's seen within physiques that have a very disproportionate abdominal to body ratio. If your goal is general weight loss or if you have pre-existing insulin issues, it'd be better to focus on your diet & lifestyle

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No, also igf1 is way more dangerous than actually GH. Peptides aren’t anabolic. Take actual gear

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Peptides have strong proven affects but still need to be taken cautiously. Can just pin peps and think you’ll be the next clav. It’s important to know the potential side affects and how to negate them so you don’t feel like garbage bc they will make you feel like that at times. I’m on ghkcu, kpv, and reta, and they work. But you can’t be reckless with them. Also the sites are importnant, third party tested and 98-99% purity.

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Yes, unless ur doing igf

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