New to the site and to the use of peptides.

[DVB1]

Hey Everyone, DVB1 here,

New to site and peptide usuage.
Any honest help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

[SAGE74]

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[DVB1]

Exactly what you would recommend I take, frequency, dosage, duration?

Thanks

 

[Mike Arnold]

Exactly what you would recommend I take, frequency, dosage, duration?

Thanks

LOL....it would help if you gave us a little more information than that. At least tell us what your trying to accomplish; there are doznes of peptides out there, man...so without knowing your goals, how in the hell will we know what to recommend?

 

[DVB1]

Sorry Mike,
Here's a little more info about me.
I'm 52, competed in my 1st show in 1979 at age 19.
From age 25-40 owned/operated a huge gym in CT.
During that period competed in 30 or more shows, local and regional.
Used gear on a regular basis, quite extensive knowledge in that area.
Won class or placed second in all shows as both a middleweight and light heavy.
Took 10 years off from competing and all gear. Still trained hard, clean diet.
At age 50 got the itch and made my comeback. Was living in SC at the time.
Entered 4 shows, won middleweight class in all, overall over 35 and overall over 50 class. Ripped to shreds, kinda my trademark.
Currently training for 2012 Master's Nationals. Currently on light gear dose and getting surprising results.
Have been Type 1 Diabetic since age 5 so very knowledgable re slin and it's
use.
Never done any peptides, so I'm more than curious about them. Type(s),
suggested cycles, dosing, duration and what they do to blood glucose levels.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Mike,
DVB1

 

[DVB1]

A couple more things to mention.
What I'm looking for is more roundness and fullness. (Who isn't)
I have plenty of size to be very competitve, even in the open classes.
No problems getting ripped either, been there,done that so many times, plus I never get more than 10 pounds out of contest shape, especially since I'm getting up there in age.

Thanks Mike

 

[DVB1]

Mike,

Last thing. I promise.
After reading my posts, it sounds like I'm a bragger, conceded know it all.
I'm truly not, in fact I'm totally opposite. I've always humbled myself, never boast, it's never been my style. It was a bad first impression and I realize that after re-reading what I wrote so I wanted to add this post, so you know that after being in the fitness business for over 32 years, yes, I do have lots of hands on knowledge. Having said that, there's always room for lots more knowledge.

Sorry and thanks,

DVB1