Ketamine and HGH segretagogues

[Clavicular's Hammer]

Listen, can this just be a place free of judgement? I’m going to share my experience because I want to help others.

HGH secretagogues flood the genitals with fluid, make them retain fluid. Didn’t know that!

Well ketamine creates toxic metabolites that the urinary tract finds inflammatory and has to process.

So if you flood an area and force it to retain while also have that area handling toxic metabolites you could get an infection. You might confuse this infection, due to its proximity to the lower abdomin, for a hernia. You may walk into your doctor only to be diagnosed with infection and required a round of anti-biotics.

So if you plan on taking recreational ketamine. May I suggest taking a 1-3 day break from you CJC, tesamorelin, or other HGH secretogoblin protocol?

 

[Alma]

Really good to know.... thanks so much for sharing! Really appreciate it.

 

[HouseCat]

Clavicular's Hammer said:


Listen, can this just be a place free of judgement? I’m going to share my experience because I want to help others.

HGH secretagogues flood the genitals with fluid, make them retain fluid. Didn’t know that!

Well ketamine creates toxic metabolites that the urinary tract finds inflammatory and has to process.

So if you flood an area and force it to retain while also have that area handling toxic metabolites you could get an infection. You might confuse this infection, due to its proximity to the lower abdomin, for a hernia. You may walk into your doctor only to be diagnosed with infection and required a round of anti-biotics.

So if you plan on taking recreational ketamine. May I suggest taking a 1-3 day break from you CJC, tesamorelin, or other HGH secretogoblin protocol?

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This is good info! And I think it’s important to share because a lot of the peptides/pep adjacent compounds people are taking haven’t had a lot of strong human research trials, so drug interactions aren’t very well known. Thanks Clav!

Side note: Ketamine is also used in medical treatments. I was in the hospital last year and they took me to a building shared with the “Ketamine wing.” Being a former party animal, I only knew of K as a recreational drug, so I said “But I don’t do ketamine! I don’t have a problem with that!” “No, it’s for treatment USING ketamine.” So if you’re going for K treatments, this is also important to know.

 

[Clavicular's Hammer]

HouseCat said:


This is good info! And I think it’s important to share because a lot of the peptides/pep adjacent compounds people are taking haven’t had a lot of strong human research trials, so drug interactions aren’t very well known. Thanks Clav!

Side note: Ketamine is also used in medical treatments. I was in the hospital last year and they took me to a building shared with the “Ketamine wing.” Being a former party animal, I only knew of K as a recreational drug, so I said “But I don’t do ketamine! I don’t have a problem with that!” “No, it’s for treatment USING ketamine.” So if you’re going for K treatments, this is also important to know.

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Happy for the positive responses, thankful I could share

 

[pnewb]

I’ve been given a knock-you-right-out dose of ketamine as part of a mediflight evacuation, and it seemed to have some pretty long lasting (positive) effects on my general outlook on life.

Not super surprised to find out that there’s a pretty big uptick in recent treatment for ptsd and severe depression using ketamine.

 

[exploitedworkerbee]

 

[clay.clayton]

thank you for sharing this info. I've been looking at doing ketamine therapy, but also have some Tesa and IPA to stack with my reta.