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I’m Gen X and trying to maintain health, skin and hair. I’m interested in starting low dose tirz to hopefully reduce inflammation and possibly grow cartilage in my knees.

Also GHK-CU for skin and hair.

Really only interested in stuff that has been FDA tested and at least close to approval. I’m also going to give guidance for an over weight friend. Not sure if that should be tirz or Reta.

I have some familiarity with Indianmart, alldaychemist, because I’ve gotten finasteride, cialis, tretinoin, z-paks from them.
 
sonic_boom said:


I’m Gen X and trying to maintain health, skin and hair. I’m interested in starting low dose tirz to hopefully reduce inflammation and possibly grow cartilage in my knees.

Also GHK-CU for skin and hair.

Really only interested in stuff that has been FDA tested and at least close to approval. I’m also going to give guidance for an over weight friend. Not sure if that should be tirz or Reta.

I have some familiarity with Indianmart, alldaychemist, because I’ve gotten finasteride, cialis, tretinoin, z-paks from them.

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Welcome. You mentioned something that raises a question I hadn’t thought of. How do you know something has been FDA tested prior to approval?
 
trey915 said:


Welcome. You mentioned something that raises a question I hadn’t thought of. How do you know something has been FDA tested prior to approval?

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Most clinical trials are have some public data. Like we know the endpoints of stage 3 trials for retatrutide and when the likely approval might come.
 
sonic_boom said:


Most clinical trials are have some public data. Like we know the endpoints of stage 3 trials for retatrutide and when the likely approval might come.

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So you’re searching the trials and then doing a google search for results?
 
I'm not the OP but Google Scholar is generally a good way of searching, as it searches among what's published in journals, including medical.
 
trey915 said:


Welcome. You mentioned something that raises a question I hadn’t thought of. How do you know something has been FDA tested prior to approval?

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Also when I said FDA tested it's was more a misspeak or a shorthand. I don't think the FDA runs any tests, but legit drug companies set up their drug compounds to be tested in a way that could possible get FDA approval as a drug. They have stages of clinical trials, the last one is testing in humans.
 
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