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Only Endocrinologist allowed to answer Peptide like ipamorelein tesamoreliesn bpc157 these are growing in local gyms too how safe and whats the precautions we should take
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Avoid these things these are the one of cause of sudden MI. If u r already taken check FBs,HBa1c ,ECG and chest X Ray done
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Straight answer: ipamorelin, tesamorelin and BPC-157 are not approved for muscle gain in India, and what circulates in gyms is unlabelled research-grade material of unknown purity. Growth hormone secretagogues push IGF-1 up, and that comes with fluid retention, joint pain, insulin resistance and rising blood sugar; long-term safety in healthy young men simply is not established. BPC-157 has zero human safety data. At 26, natural training with adequate protein will give you more than these injections, without the risk.
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Avoid gym-sourced peptides. If you have already used any, get fasting sugar, HbA1c, LFT and IGF-1 checked, and stop at once if you notice swelling, tingling in the hands, or unusual thirst. Want a safe muscle-gain plan with the right labs? Book an online consult with me and we will do it properly.
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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