New Compound For Fat Cells In Face (GTFIH)

[lacobus]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Thats just sad to see no reply

 

[lacobus]

Thats just sad to see no reply

Atleast there was effort put into it

 

[Tayvion Cole]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.


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Mirin the IQ and effort.

 

[lacobus]

Mirin the IQ.

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Atleast there was effort put into it

Bump this shit hard @Gen1leman

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Mirin the IQ and effort.

Hi how are you

 

[Jordan Barrett]

@Frenchshortcel123 bump thus

 

[CountPrescient]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.


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mirin thread

 

[Tayvion Cole]

Hi how are you

Ive been good G, Thanks for asking.

How've you been?

 

[Frenchshortcel123]

high iq thread

 

[lacobus]

mirin thread

thanks broski

 

[lacobus]

high iq thread

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Ive been good G, Thanks for asking.

How've you been?

Very good because youre here

 

[lacobus]

Bump this shit hard @Gen1leman

thanks bro

 

[Jordan Barrett]

thanks bro

Better call Jordan for your problems

 

[lacobus]

Better call Jordan for your problems

tru dat

 

[Tayvion Cole]

Very good because youre here

U flatter me

 

[Jordan Barrett]

U flatter me

Ofc

 

[lacobus]

Ofc

Face reveal

 

[fallendown]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.


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very interesting, could it be used around our eye area? more fat storage would be great

 

[lacobus]

very interesting, could it be used around our eye area? more fat storage would be great

From what I have researched it gives more fat storage on anywhere with skin

So probably around your eye area because well… It’s skin.

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Face reveal

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Hate that filter

 

[Blasian-K]

Thats just sad to see no reply

Shameful this young nigga Iacobus is trying to help y'all young yutes.

Bump for a bro, I guess!

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

I mean, cool and good research, but there are many peptides or other things that have potential niche side effects (like fat growth).

I just don’t know if investing in the product is actually worth it… Especially when it's a niche new compound. And this was just a single study done on a small group of women.

However good a thread, man. And I won't say cope because I haven't tried. Just saying the results have a high chance of being skewed.

I'm going to rot and go the surgery route if needed instead, though, sorry!

 

[Jordan Barrett]

Shameful this young nigga Iacobus is trying to help y'all young yutes.

Bump for a bro, I guess!

I mean, cool and good research, but there are many peptides or other things that have potential niche side effects (like fat growth).

I just don’t know if investing in the product is actually worth it… Especially when it's a niche new compound. And this was just a single study done on a small group of women.

However good a thread, man. And I won't say cope because I haven't tried. Just saying the results have a high chance of being skewed.

I'm going to rot and go the surgery route if needed instead, though, sorry!

Bumping a brother !!!

 

[lacobus]

Shameful this young nigga Iacobus is trying to help y'all young yutes.

Bump for a bro, I guess!

I mean, cool and good research, but there are many peptides or other things that have potential niche side effects (like fat growth).

I just don’t know if investing in the product is actually worth it… Especially when it's a niche new compound. And this was just a single study done on a small group of women.

However good a thread, man. And I won't say cope because I haven't tried. Just saying the results have a high chance of being skewed.

I'm going to rot and go the surgery route if needed instead, though, sorry!

Thanks bro!

Don’t know if I will invest either, if I see more things about it maybe.

 

[fallendown]

From what I have researched it gives more fat storage on anywhere with skin

So probably around your eye area because well… It’s skin.

do you think it would have a meaninful change? (not fat graphting level obv). besides infras i cant think of other reasons to use it

 

[lacobus]

do you think it would have a meaninful change? (not fat graphting level obv). besides infras i cant think of other reasons to use it

Not plenty of studies done with it, but from my research it seems to be effective.

Give it a try what’s the worst that could happen.

 

[CountPrescient]

Not plenty of studies done with it, but from my research it seems to be effective.

Give it a try what’s the worst that could happen.

What's the difference between this and volufiline

 

[lacobus]

What's the difference between this and volufiline

Research yourself, I don’t wanna have to find out the difference.

 

[Gen1leman]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.


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Really informative thx

 

[Gen1leman]

Thats just sad to see no reply

Interesting threads missed

 

[Gen1leman]

Bump this shit hard @Gen1leman

Interesting wording ha

 

[AutistKhan]

Why niggers literally post every fucking shit in off topic???

 

[ＩＣＲ]

I came across a cosmetic peptide called Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 (aka Adifyline).

Unlike most “anti-aging” peptides, it’s claimed to raise PGC-1α expression, a coactivator that works with PPARγ in fat cell development. The manufacturer’s own write up says it acts by “stimulating adipogenesis and leading to lipid storage and volume increase.”


A cream containing 2% Adifyline solution was tested on the fine asses of 22 women aged 50–60.


“After 14 days, areas treated with the cream containing acetyl hexapeptide-38 had a significant volume growth of 11.9% versus initial time, and 79% of volunteers experienced a visible volume enhancement.”


A summary of the brochure claims about a 12% increase in cheek volume.


Researchers tested Acetyl Hexapeptide-38 on human subcutaneous preadipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 25.6%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Preadipocytes treated with acetyl hexapeptide-38 increased their expression by 61.1%.”


The measurement was PGC-1α expression. More importantly, they also measured actual lipid accumulation in the resulting adipocytes.


At 0.1 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 27.9%.”


At 0.5 mg/mL:


“Enhanced lipid accumulation by 32.4%.”


So what does this mean my niggas?



Increases fat storage in the cells it’s applied to. The peptide raised PGC-1α in fat cell precursors, and those cells went on to store about 28–32% more lipid. Gaunt cells won’t have to suffer anymore.


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Son just discovered it
But actually cool thread

 

[AutistKhan]

Hi saars instead of using buccal fat removal or leaning, you should use this expriemental chinese tech research chemical peptide that is not available anywhere on the planet and costs 800+ dollars and you will get scammed buying it
@NonnobisDomine nigga what you think

 

[NonnobisDomine]

Hi saars instead of using buccal fat removal or leaning, you should use this expriemental chinese tech research chemical peptide that is not available anywhere on the planet and costs 800+ dollars and you will get scammed buying it
@NonnobisDomine nigga what you think

wallahi I js wanna loss fst naturslly

 

[lowinhibragecel]

nice high effort thread

too bad this is the opposite of what i need i have horrible fat distribution in the face i need to get rid of

 

[lacobus]

nice high effort thread

too bad this is the opposite of what i need i have horrible fat distribution in the face i need to get rid of

I think Ghk-Cu would work for that, no?