Haven seen any guys here sell it but you can get peptides like TB etc and will do the same
Thanks, I’ll try it out.
That's easy enough to get on a script
I would work with your doctor on this one.
It’s for nerve pain. I have a script for it, but it’s not enough. I got blown up in Afghanistan. Had two back surgeries and two steel plates in my leg.
Hence why I have nerve pain and need more than the doc will prescribe.
What are the side effects? Now you have me worried. Lol
There are many peptides that are better. Easier to get and with less sides. Try TB IGF etc
I have a script for them, but not enough.
Not gonna happen. I know, from having had a bunch of meds given to me for my 2016 back injury, how this drug fucks the gut and is also addictive. Either work with your doc or get different meds.
i wouldnt have much comfort advising you anything but seeing your doctor man
just google the sides man, it isn't something to mess around with unless you were in a life or death situation. just forget it. I am not a fan of cortizone injections either but they are far better for helping with pain in the intermediate term than taking a nasty drug like that. talk to your VA doctors and insist you refuse to be put on nasty drugs for your condition. doctors across the spectrum are trained to prescribe a drug, they don't care about your long term health they just want you out the door. you have to be your own doctor and do what is best for YOU. makes no sense to take something that causes 6 more problems
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