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Feb 6 • 19 tweets • 5 min read
This age-reversing peptide combo is about to demolish the 500B skin and haircare industry overnight
No injections ✅
Results in 5-7 days ✅
Makes botox, retinol, and all the serums irrelevant ✅
A deep dive into the anti-aging miracle stack:
A lot of you are familiar with GHK-CU, the ultimate anti-aging bioregulator peptide for cosmetic purposes, but there’s another player in the game now:
EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) is a 53 amino acid polypeptide that regulates a variety of cellular growth processes
Sep 25, 2024 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
The Jab You Should Have Taken (Big Pharma Wants This BANNED)
Thymosin Alpha 1 is a 28 amino acid peptide that modulates immune system activity
I knew I struck gold when I caught a cold, took a 2mg shot, and woke up the next day feeling GREAT
The cough, runny nose, and body aches: GONE
I proceeded to do my morning cardio as if I never got sick
"This seems too good to be true," I thought
And it still does.
But after testing it again myself and comparing notes with fellow researchers, I can at least say that it works
The potency and effectiveness of this peptide gave me no choice but to go on a 3-day turbo autist PubMed rabit hole
Here's what the research says about Thymosin Alpha 1's potential benefits:
1) Immune System Modulation
Ta1 enhances the function of certain immune cells, including T-cells and dendritic cells, which play a critical role in immune response.
2) Antiviral Properties
Studies suggest it has the potential to fight against various viral infections by enhancing the body's antiviral immune response.
3) Antibacterial Effects
Ta1 may also have antibacterial properties, supporting the immune system in fighting bacterial infections.
4) Cancer Treatment Adjunct
Some research suggests that Ta1 could be useful as an adjunct treatment in cancer therapy.
It may improve the efficacy of certain cancer treatments by boosting the immune system.
5) Hypertension Management
Hypertension is a leading cause of cardiovascular and kidney disease.
Ta1 appears to act as on ACE inhibitor, which relaxes blood vessels and lowers blood pressure.
6) Autoimmune Disease Management
Ta1 appears to modulate the immune system in a way that could be beneficial for treating certain autoimmune diseases.
7) Chronic Disease Management
Due to its ability to differentially stimulate immune activity or inhibit inflammation, interact with ACE, and act as an antioxidant, Ta1 seems like it could play a pivotal role in chronic disease management
Side Effects/Risks
From current available research and anecdotes, Ta1 appears to be a well-tolerated compound with very few side effects reported other than occasional redness or itching at the injection site
The side effects of Thymosin alpha 1 can vary depending on the individual, dosage, and duration of treatment.
Rare side effects such as nausea, headaches, body aches, and lethargy have been reported, although it is unclear what role Ta1 plays in those
Overall, Ta1 has its spot in my top 5 favorite peptides and I will continue to use it as an immune booster when I feel a cold coming on
While I think it's only a matter of time before the FDA bans this one too, I hope that it will be further researched as it seems to have a lot of potential for various conditions
Interested in researching Ta1?
Limitless Biotech has the highest quality, American-made, 3rd party tested peptides
People with ADHD were the elite hunters and gatherers
ADHD is only seen as a "disorder" when you're born in modern times and forced to live an unnatural lifestyle in an unnatural environment
Of course, it's going to be seen as a disorder when you put a kid in a chair for 8 hours a day and force them to study useless shit
ADHD genetics are meant for a lifestyle of constant movement
The hyperfocus allowed us to craft advanced tools and track prey
Highly dopaminergic activities
Reading propaganda/useless info from textbooks is not
The ability to task switch allowed us to respond to threats quickly
The "impulsivity" allowed us to take big risks that paid off for generations
The desire for constant novelty comes with creative superpowers
The result? Constant innovation and invention
ADHDers and Autists (they deserve their own post) have invented all the technologies you use every day
The people with average IQs and no "disorders" aren't the ones changing the world
Spicy take: average IQ + zero mental "disorders" = peasant genetics :)
My advice if you have real ADHD, and aren't one of the 90%+ people who were misdiagnosed so doctors can sell you amphetamines:
- You will never feel fulfilled or reach your full potential living an average life
- You aren't meant to rot in a cubicle
- You need to find what your talents are and use those to generate income
- It's even more important for you to spend time in nature and move away from cities
Don't feel bad if you're imprisoned by a W2
1) You leave any time and move to a cheap rural area or become a passport bro if you aren't financially independent
2) The BowTied jungle has overwhelming resources and knowledge for building your escape tunnel, achieving financial independence, and unplugging from the matrix. Highly recommend following and subscribing
Remember: ADHD isn't the disorder, but being "normal" might be 😉
Semax has always been one of my favorite tools for focusing on boring tasks
Adamax is now my favorite
It works better than Semax, lasts all day, & if I still decide to take caffeine or stims, I only need half as much
If you don't do these 3 things, adding them to your protocol will give you steroid like gains 💪
Watch your body mutate in the mirror in LESS than 1 week:
- 5 grams creatine daily
- 1.5g protein per lb of bodyweight
- 0.3g fat per lb of bodyweight
- the rest: carbs
- 10mg potassium per gram of carbs
- 1g sodium for every 2g potassium
-1g+ elemental magnesium per day
-1 gram l carnitine 4x per day (with meal & before preworkout)
-Gallon of water per day
- 1200mg berberine pm if not already lean & optimally insulin sensitive
The creatine & sodium will increase water inside the muscles, giving you more fullness and strength
The high protein diet will also increase fullness & strength within 2-3 days
You will notice your muscles feel a lot more hard / dense, and will also look that way in the mirror - reminiscent of the anabolic steroid Oxanandrolone
The potassium will allow you to store more glycogen in your muscles which will make them bigger, stronger, and able to pump out more reps within 1-2 days
The fat is set at the amount that will ensure all physiological needs & hormone production is taken care of, but isn't taken away from carbs that can be used to perform in the gym or be stored in the muscle
Also allows you to insulin maxx and raise igf-1, which = fuller muscles, bigger pumps, better recovery & strength boost
Yes i realize it's more than 3 things, but it can be broken down to nutrition, supplements, & hormone optimaztion
Oct 20, 2023 • 4 tweets • 5 min read
Anxiety & depression are your body's way of telling you you're doing something wrong
Has nothing to do with things that happen to you when you look under the hood
Bad diet, sedentary life, lack of sunlight or sleep?
Guaranteed neuroinflammation & reduced plasticity
Neuroinflammation is shown to cause depression in ALL MAMMALS
Lack of neuroplasticity is what causes you to repeat the same destructive thoughts & behaviors
This is why so many people feel "stuck"
They know what to do, but they can't seem to do it
Autopiloting through life
Why do SSRIs sometimes work?
Not because they increase serotonin
In fact, serotonin isn't the "happy chemical"
BDNF is the real "happy chemical"
And SSRIs increase BDNF
But they also decrease dopamine & cause a plethora of other unwanted side effects
First and foremost, avoid foods, drinks, alcohol & drugs that increase it
2nd? *copies and pastes list of things that increase BDNF*
So you can now see that depression is deeply rooted in an unhealthy lifestyle
This puts you in an inflammatory & aplastic state that causes you to not react favorably to adversity
This is why there is always going to be plenty of people who have it worse, but are 100x happier
What's another component of depression? Anhedonia, or lack of pleasure
What's this rooted in? Low dopamine signaling
What causes it? You guessed it: more poor lifestyle choices
- social media
- tv
- video games
- gambling
- porn
- junk food
- alcohol
- drugs
The root cause is obtaining high levels of dopamine without high levels of effort to counter balance it
The sustainable way to have high dopamine?
1) Having a heroic mission. Having dreams. Having goals you are actively working towards daily.
2) can you guess? *copies and pastes BDNF list again*
Anxiety: your body is warning you that your life is at risk. Fight or flight. Excess excitatory signaling. Adrenaline is pumping.
What causes this?
1) Neuroinflammation causes an imbalance between excitatory signaling 2) Lack of BDNF and neurotrophic factors causes an deficit in inhibitory signaling 3) Improper nutrition causes an imbalance between excitatory and inhibitor signaling 4) Lack of neuroplasticity causes unbreakable thought loops and behaviors that worsen everything above 5) The brain attempts to adapt to dyfunctional dopaminergic system from cheap dopamine by upregulating adrenergic signaling
But there's no doubt it will lead to massive improvement
And I believe herbs, nootropics, peptides & certain pharmaceutical drugs can bridge the gap between where you currently are with an optimized lifestyle and where you'd like to be
None of this is medical advice, just thoughts from a guy who's faced his own challenges & researched this stuff going on 2 decades
I have high hopes that one day, we will treat these issues with a lifestyle-first approach, while also tackling neuroinflammation & neurotrophic factors with chemistry
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Sep 4, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
I probably shouldn't be leaking this
F*ck it
The anti-depressant stack big pharma really doesn't want anyone knowing about:
THREAD
Microdosing psychedelics has been popular for a while due to its potential to improve mood, focus, productivity, creativity and overall brain health.
Mar 21, 2023 • 23 tweets • 4 min read
Five Biohacks that Make Me Superhuman
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1) Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Feb 10, 2023 • 33 tweets • 5 min read
A Biohacker's Guide to Healthy Kidneys
THREAD
DISCLAIMER: This thread does NOT contain Medical Advice! BowTied Biohacker is NOT a Medical Doctor. This thread is solely intended for Entertainment, Informational and Educational Purposes ONLY!
Always check with your doctor before starting new supplementation protocols.
Jan 25, 2023 • 38 tweets • 7 min read
No More Baby Face!
A Biohacker’s Guide to Filling in a Patchy Beard
THREAD
If you suffer from a patchy beard or no beard, this thread is for you
Jan 12, 2023 • 57 tweets • 15 min read
A Biohacker’s Guide to Overcoming Seasonal Depression
How to Fix Low Energy, Low Mood, Poor Sleep & Brain Fog in the Winter
THREAD
Like many of us, you’re probably reading this because you don’t feel at the top of your game in the winter
You’ve probably tried lights, Vitamin D supplements, and maybe even Antidepressants with no luck
This thread is for you
Jan 10, 2023 • 29 tweets • 6 min read
A Biohacker's Guide to Lucid Dreaming Every Time
THREAD
So, you want to lucid dream?
It's a fun hobby.
And by fun I mean
One of the most enjoyable, intense and enlightening experiences the human consciousness has to offer.
Jan 2, 2023 • 43 tweets • 10 min read
"Better than Adderall"
The Ultimate NATURAL "Limitless" Stack
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Adderall
More specifically, Dextroamphetamine
The king of focus and productivity stims
Dec 31, 2022 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
The ULTIMATE Hangover Prevention Protocol
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Before we go over the stack, let's identify what causes a hangover to suck
1) Dehydration
2) Systemic inflammation
3) Oxidative Stress
4) Glutamate rebound
Dec 29, 2022 • 25 tweets • 3 min read
Top 5 Habits That Will Change Your Life
A Guide to Becoming Superhuman
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1) Go outside and get some steps & sunlight first thing in the morning
Dec 23, 2022 • 42 tweets • 8 min read
The ULTIMATE Anti-Inflammatory Stack for
-Health & Longevity
-Optimal Gut Health
-Mood, Focus, Memory & Cognition
-Chronic Pain
-Chronic Stress
-Autoimmune Conditions
(You've Never Heard of These)
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Disclaimer: This is not medical advice. The Ultimate Anti-Inflammatory stack is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Always check with your doctor before taking a new supplement.
Dec 21, 2022 • 23 tweets • 5 min read
At least 50% of Americans are deficient in Vitamin A
Your immune system, skin, vision, fertility and health could be at risk
Here's everything you need to know about Vitamin A
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Vitamin A, also known as Retinol, is a fat soluble vitamin found in many foods
Beta Carotene is a compound known as a carotenoid, which converts to Vitamin A in the intestines
Dec 20, 2022 • 20 tweets • 6 min read
50% of people have a low response to Vitamin D supplementation
10% of people have little to no response
Here's why 👇
1) Obesity
Obese people need 2-3x higher dosages
Dec 13, 2022 • 21 tweets • 4 min read
If you want to improve your memory & focus, read this:
We’re going to go over the top 5 supplements to boost your memory