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Originally Posted by pgc640

Apparently this is some kind of powerful weight loss or fat loss peptide that's related to HGH but is not HGH. It's pretty expensive but if it works it's not I'm not looking for myself I never put on anybody fat but my girlfriend used to lose like 15 pounds. Does anybody think it's worth the money is it that good that it'll make a difference or would you just skip it and go with the regular exercise routine and eating well thing

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i would look into ozympic man. it is eating the fat off of everyone that uses it. probably better and safer. i havent heard of this one though i will have to look into it. i will say that i read a ton of research on gc-1 and it was supposed to be magical. on paper it was but i didnt see shit off of it, actually my thyroid got worse using it. so that one was def a bust

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Originally Posted by guns01

i would look into ozympic man. it is eating the fat off of everyone that uses it. probably better and safer. i havent heard of this one though i will have to look into it. i will say that i read a ton of research on gc-1 and it was supposed to be magical. on paper it was but i didnt see shit off of it, actually my thyroid got worse using it. so that one was def a bust

What I was thinking things on paper rarely work as expected

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Originally Posted by guns01

i would look into ozympic man. it is eating the fat off of everyone that uses it. probably better and safer. i havent heard of this one though i will have to look into it. i will say that i read a ton of research on gc-1 and it was supposed to be magical. on paper it was but i didnt see shit off of it, actually my thyroid got worse using it. so that one was def a bust

Oxympic? Is that a peptide?


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Originally Posted by 6p6

Oxympic? Is that a peptide?


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no it is an approved diabetic med but you can get it through most longevity doc/hrt docs and most pep places also carry it. all the stars are using it now along with damn near everyone and their brother to lose weight easy

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Originally Posted by guns01

no it is an approved diabetic med but you can get it through most longevity doc/hrt docs and most pep places also carry it. all the stars are using it now along with damn near everyone and their brother to lose weight easy

Yeah guns it's a peptide but it's a new peptide and they've been doing studies on it supposedly it burns fat I don't know I never used it I'm skeptical when it comes to this s*** and the last thing I need to do is lose weight so I was going to give it to my girlfriend who needs to lose 15 or 20 lb but it's quite expensive I'd be cheaper buying t3 and some growth hormone honestly if you look at the price. But I'm sorry I couldn't read your post My eyes have been giving me a lot of problems lately

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Originally Posted by guns01

i would look into ozympic man. it is eating the fat off of everyone that uses it. probably better and safer. i havent heard of this one though i will have to look into it. i will say that i read a ton of research on gc-1 and it was supposed to be magical. on paper it was but i didnt see shit off of it, actually my thyroid got worse using it. so that one was def a bust

Yeah I just had a chance to check out what you suggested. It's a diabetic drug but it seems like it's also approved for obesity and weight loss I was wondering if an insurance company would cover it if you get a prescription for it because it's indicated for weight loss also I don't know if you have to be considered obese which is very overweight do you have any idea? It's quite expensive The 2.4 milligram injection which they say you should take a week is like $99 although it is cheaper at peptide places I have to look more thanks for the heads up

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