Happycel69
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Ok so y’all be saying it will make you a blind Quasimodo and I get it but we just don’t have enough info I think . Other side effects are easy to overcome
Ok maybe except the death rate of 5% on cancer patients but they are on higher dosage and literally have cancer ( 5% is not linked to any specific cause so could be the drug or cancer and both or some death note shit )
Ok well but a study on 100 or so pediatric patients I think like 26% had some issue with the retinol fluid thing which makes you so called blind ( blurred vision) with only like 10% having it grade 3/4 . And once again they would be on a 3x dose of mine if I were to take 2/3 mg. I can sort of control if required by just stopping the drug, but again it’s a bit lacking proper numbers to show how fast it develops from a bit of blurriness to real irreversible issue so a bit of a leap of faith . the The spine deformities were on kids receiving treatment, one guy was on 7mg for 5 months then dropped to 5 shortly before stopping treatedment coz severe he got spinal cord compression with cervical myelopathy, so I’ll give you that. But since the half life of it is like tens of hours it should technically stop having effects once stopping dosing to a point where I can kinda control how much I grow which is why he developed all these bone issue coz he grew too much in too little time . So ya I get y’all and stuff but I think this is simply a Compound that lacks enough studies to go in full trust.
TLDR: normal dose( cancer dose is risky asf)
Low dose could be executed really well based on logic and current info we have
Risk will be there but we don’t know how it changes with low dosing and height gaining priority
My conclusion am open to feedback or anything
Ok maybe except the death rate of 5% on cancer patients but they are on higher dosage and literally have cancer ( 5% is not linked to any specific cause so could be the drug or cancer and both or some death note shit )
Ok well but a study on 100 or so pediatric patients I think like 26% had some issue with the retinol fluid thing which makes you so called blind ( blurred vision) with only like 10% having it grade 3/4 . And once again they would be on a 3x dose of mine if I were to take 2/3 mg. I can sort of control if required by just stopping the drug, but again it’s a bit lacking proper numbers to show how fast it develops from a bit of blurriness to real irreversible issue so a bit of a leap of faith . the The spine deformities were on kids receiving treatment, one guy was on 7mg for 5 months then dropped to 5 shortly before stopping treatedment coz severe he got spinal cord compression with cervical myelopathy, so I’ll give you that. But since the half life of it is like tens of hours it should technically stop having effects once stopping dosing to a point where I can kinda control how much I grow which is why he developed all these bone issue coz he grew too much in too little time . So ya I get y’all and stuff but I think this is simply a Compound that lacks enough studies to go in full trust.
TLDR: normal dose( cancer dose is risky asf)
Low dose could be executed really well based on logic and current info we have
Risk will be there but we don’t know how it changes with low dosing and height gaining priority
My conclusion am open to feedback or anything
