Aeternaeon
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Apologies for the slow reply, thank you for that. A pity about the side effects, and I can see what you mean. Reminds me of just holding a super bright flashlight to my hand and seeing it glow. I suppose trying to navigate via that would be more of a chore than its worth having to cycle on and off to avoid damaging myself…
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Happy New Year! I can only speculate but certainly a combination of that and the quality of the coating material. "Schott 8625 bioglass" is pretty durable and commonly used for animal transponders in the wild. I don't pretend to know more about the application or material properties beyond that. It's a huge shame titanium…
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I apologize if a double necro post is discouraged, but I felt the need to update on the xG3 for the sake of usable information moving forward. This magnet seems to be an absolute winner if durability is a concern. I've had no loss in sensation in over a year despite continuing to be rough on my hands in work and…
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Hey, haven't logged in for awhile. It's surprisingly pretty good! The magnet hasn't had any problems whatsoever and injecting was a breeze. Sensitivity isn't quite as good as the fingertip discs I've had in the past but it's still more than enough to feel things I know I should be able to feel. I may try NGF in the future…
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Alright, so for now I've gone ahead and stabbed myself with an xG3 and found a spot I think might work on the blade of my hand, I'll report how that progresses for anyone interested. Still want to try a smaller disc or an array elsewhere in tandem with NGF but that'll be a bit of a wait as this heals and I see how it works…
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I've read that site injecting will make that area rather unpleasant for some time, many describe what sounds like almost a burning/tingling sensation. And I'm definitely keeping up with your patterned designs with interest and will continue to do so and they also seem a possible solution. I know NGF is spendy but I'd…
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I like this idea quite a bit and am interested. Magnets in my fingertips just won't work for the foreseeable future - I'm far too rough on my hands from work, weight lifting, and I also practice bushcraft and firearm marksmanship in my free time. Needless to say there's really nothing you can coat the magnet with that's…
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Not quite, but I should begin by saying that my experience was very uncontrolled. Which is to say, I made no attempt to set baselines, stick to rigid times, etc. My absolute best results were gained by starting a day out with 200mg modvigil modafinil and bulletproof coffee. Old school Dave Asprey style. However, I have the…
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The results are online elsewhere, I think Science for the Masses has the information. I've been wondering, wouldn't this pair up well with the chlorin-e6 drops? Or even better, chlorin-e6 seems to bond well with gold nano rods which makes them more effective when used for imaging. So, using an enhanced drop with added…
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It's actually a systemic drug so where ever you inject it, it's going to go throughout your entire body. However the area surrounding the injection will of course receive the most improvement. In that respect, it works a lot like IGF-1 which will spread through your body and, if not needed, tends to focus on your digestive…
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The real optimal solution is to space everything out evenly throughout the day. That said, the half life of nearly all SARMs are long enough that you can pretty much just take your entire stack in the mornings. I always split non-essentials like tri-boron (and other things, fish oil, any other vitamins, CoQ10, anything of…
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Ok, modafinil has changed the game. Obviously modafinil works great by itself but there's very noticeable synergy between the two when taken at the same time. Modafinil also works on the OX1 and OX2 receptors and if I had the means to test I suspect it essentially "opens the flood gates" for the unusually high amounts of…
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Excellent news! Whenever one reaches this way I'll chime in with implant details, healing, and abuse it's expected to put up with.
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I know this is old but I've spent time in the army and afterward got involved in work and exercise I would consider beyond anything I experienced there - with a magnet in my hand. I never had problems with the magnet there so I highly doubt I would have in the service. Having shot firearms similarly during that time…
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A little slow here, didn't realize this was your channel. (Figured it was someone here but didn't know who) Just like to say thank you for the great content I've been subbed and keeping up with it!
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What are you two even on about? I'm saying I'm glad he's making an effort to send out the best product possible even though it's an experimental design, a fact I was aware of before I sent him money. And nobody is blaming Cassox for anything, I was alluding to the M31 again with the mass problems it had. Even the first…
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This idea along with complete bone replacement are tricky subjects. A lot of people have a tendency to think of bones as nothing more than "structure" for our bodies but the reality is that having them intact and fully exposed to connective tissues and skeletal muscles surrounding them is quite important. A healthy…
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https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.oldcollectibles.mybigcommerce.com I'd stay away. :/
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I bought the M31 looking for something built to last, I want a magnet I can have in me and working for a long time. Intention was great, but it didn't work at all and overall was actually a terrible intro to magnets for me. I'd rather you take your time and hammer the bugs out than rush and have us all end up with things…
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Why is this spammer still here?
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Titanium Nitride, as it were. The concept is perfect but actually getting a reliable coat of TiN on the magnets without ruining the strength of the neodymium has been proven too much of a hassle it seems. As I understand it the entire idea has since been sank. Speaking of, has anyone looked into how this coating is…
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Well I decided to just do it tonight after some liquor and iced finger. Yeah, it failed hard. Coating deteriorated in the middle, not as bad as some pictures I've seen but it must have been slow leaking so to speak for awhile. OP, I highly recommend you cut it out ASAP.
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Same story with my M31, it doesn't appear to be problematic but it's just a chunk of slag in my finger at this point. Maybe I should stop being lazy and remove it to see if the coating is indeed breaking down.
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I decided to give this a spin despite my previous post. Apparently they're trying to finish up some new bars that are coated to heal much quicker so I'm waiting on that, but I'm growing a little impatient. Might end up just going with the regular titanium bars.
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Thanks for that.
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Just curious, is intramuscular injection fine or will it need to be intravenous? Bonus for any studies comparing the two.
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I'd like to second the request for the conference for those who weren't there if it has been recorded and saved anywhere.
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I respectfully disagree. SARMs have come a long, long way and I've gained significant strength with size on ligandrol cycles with less worry about organ enlargement. My first SARM cycle, I went from benching 360 to 405, deadlifting 550 to 615, and all without worrying about bulking. Plus, many SARMs are specifically meant…
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Life's always a compromise and in our case we've got the deck stacked against us. We statistically die first, have bad joints develop, can't run as far or as fast, but we can be better than average at most of those plus be strong at an elite level. First, I highly recommend Athlean-X X-Cite. Google will bring it up easy.…
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Just fine, the keys are good running form, support supplements (collagen, fish oil, occasional TB-500 cycles) and proper recovery. You won't be winning races, but you can still run really well for a given size. * In my case, only actual steroids (anabolic, not cortico) produce emotional changes and it's not so much that it…