Stop tretinoin

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not making this post look good. Just saying Vitamin A itself is actually a poison to the body and causes hypervitamintosis. Beta carotene is superior because you are indirectly giving the body vitamin A and it can pull how much it wants as opposed to shoving A down its throat.
 
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not making this post look good. Just saying Vitamin A itself is actually a poison to the body and causes hypervitamintosis. Beta carotene is superior because you are indirectly giving the body vitamin A and it can pull how much it wants as opposed to shoving A down its throat.
True as far as I know

But let them incels kill themself 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
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Cap

 
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keep looksmaxing! chad or death!
 
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BCMO1 gene

responsible for Beta Carotene -> Vit A conversion


  • C/C: typical
  • C/T: decreased beta-carotene conversion
  • T/T: decreased beta-carotene conversion; lower leutin (another carotenoid) levels
 
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if you were talking about isotretinoin sure, but topical tretinoin is likely fine
 
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Its applied topically you low iq scum, skinmaxxing is enforced by the incel gods by divine law
 
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BCMO1 gene

responsible for Beta Carotene -> Vit A conversion


  • C/C: typical
  • C/T: decreased beta-carotene conversion
  • T/T: decreased beta-carotene conversion; lower leutin (another carotenoid) levels
Cytosine Thymine, is ideal then?
 
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not making this post look good. Just saying Vitamin A itself is actually a poison to the body and causes hypervitamintosis. Beta carotene is superior because you are indirectly giving the body vitamin A and it can pull how much it wants as opposed to shoving A down its throat.
Not a single case of hypervitamintosis recorded from topical tretinoin use
so little of it goes systematic that it’s not an issue whatsoever
where are you getting this idea from?
also beta carotene isn’t going to mimic the effects of tretinoin
 
So this is what this forum has turned into...
 
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Asians don't age anyway.

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Still looking for a before/after of a masculine, preferably white male who actually improved his looks with tretinoin long term tbh beyond fixing acne.
 
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Asians don't age anyway.

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Still looking for a before/after of a masculine, preferably white male who actually improved his looks with tretinoin long term tbh beyond fixing acne.
He is a devil worshiper he is doing the Satan worship sign
 
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Retin A doesn’t make you have too much vitamin A in your blood
 
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