zolinza

[Deleted member 138051]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

 

[Deleted member 138051]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

bump.

 

[Deleted member 110192]

bump.

Over for this forum

 

[kazama]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

Well, it would be a good thing, but I dont know if there would be a lot of risks, right?

 

[kazama]

bump.

Over for this forum

u guys tag me in this but forget that I have extremely low iq
Idk what to say

 

[Deleted member 110192]

u guys tag me in this but forget that I have extremely low iq
Idk what to say

We just want you to acknowledge some stuff and be can become the best trio on org.

@jeff1234 isn’t it right

 

[kazama]

We just want you to acknowledge some stuff and be can become the best trio on org.

@jeff1234 isn’t it right

I will try to keep up with u
But the average iq in my country is 83 (no its not a joke, I swear god)

 

[Deleted member 138051]

I will try to keep up with u
But the average iq in my country is 83 (no its not a joke, I swear god)

thats fine, being nice is better than having high iq.

 

[Deleted member 138051]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

@Gengar @Orc @menas @Zagro @Alexanderr

 

[GigaAryenMaxxer]

Wouldn’t activating genes which are inactive be bad. If ur body disables them there must be a reason jfl

 

[slaters]

I think VPA is a more accessible hdac inhibitor
But yeah what if you reactivate bad genes
Heard it can stunt iq if you use it wrong
And would the good and bad genes even appear in your face or frame or height

 

[Deleted member 110192]

Wouldn’t activating genes which are inactive be bad. If ur body disables them there must be a reason jfl

Not always. Some genes are silenced due to aging, stress, or epigenetic damage, not because they’re harmful. Reactivating them
Is good.
The risk is like @jeff1234 said that you can’t control what genes will be activated, so that means bad genes will also be activated, but much less than the good ones.

 

[Deleted member 110192]

I think VPA is a more accessible hdac inhibitor
But yeah what if you reactivate bad genes
Heard it can stunt iq if you use it wrong
And would the good and bad genes even appear in your face or frame or height

It can also cause bone loss aswell. You need to dose it perfectly

 

[kazama]

thats fine, being nice is better than having high iq.

Spoiler: Me inside

 

[GigaAryenMaxxer]

Its interesting and I understand the whole logic but getting surgery is surely better than gambling on resurrecting chad genes.

Maybe a good health max in some cases tho

 

[Deleted member 110192]

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Spoiler: Me inside

Jeff’s kindness went to sleep so I will be here while he’s gone.

 

[Deleted member 110192]

Its interesting and I understand the whole logic but getting surgery is surely better than gambling on resurrecting chad genes.

Maybe a good health max in some cases tho

Nothing has to do with surgeries here but fine

 

[kazama]

Jeff’s kindness went to sleep so I will be here while he’s gone.

I love u both for accepting a retard like me
@CEO u are back?

 

[Deleted member 110192]

I love u both for accepting a retard like me
@CEO u are back?

I miss you @CEO . You will always have a place in my heart.

I’m going to sleep bye.

 

[kazama]

I’m going to sleep bye

Gn

 

[Deleted member 110192]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

Bump

 

[Zagro]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

How do you plan to source zolinza? It’s pretty expensive from the sources i have but ig if you’re rich it should be aight.

 

[Deleted member 138051]

How do you plan to source zolinza? It’s pretty expensive from the sources i have but ig if you’re rich it should be aight.

i came to a conclusion VPA is better in evrery aspect including getting your hands on it andand money.

 

[Zagro]

i came to a conclusion VPA is better in evrery aspect including getting your hands on it andand money.

Its more risky as far as i know, good luck and lmk how it goes. I’m hopping on vorinostat soon too.

 

[Deleted member 138051]

Its more risky as far as i know, good luck and lmk how it goes. I’m hopping on vorinostat soon too.

i did not say im hopping on it tho. and good luck

 

[theonlyrealrage]

Y

when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes

Yea you hope that it does that..

Its extremely interesting though i must say, im trying to find out more about it and alternatives

 

[gigafreak]

thoughts about it? i have talked with @copercel123 about it and it seem interesting.
i will summary it as much as i can- its a HDAC inhibator that open genes that had shut down in your body, they are doing it by loosening DNA.
when you inhibate HDAC you basically reactivate helpful genes (can also potentially activate bad genes tho). i will list the positves by activating the good genes-

1. kill cancer ce;;s
2. improving BDNF
3. anti aging
4. supporting stem cells
5. CAN restore hair growth and make hair thicker

im not considering the fact it must be impossible to get your hands on but we will ignore that.

@chadisbeingmade @Jonasㅤㅤ⠀ @kazama @Seth Walsh legit?

Where can we even get it tho. Anyone has a source?

 

[Deleted member 138051]

Where can we even get it tho. Anyone has a source?

there are some sources, but very little. sources for VPA are more known.

 

[gigafreak]

What are the sources for pth analogs?

 

[rzazeynlov777]

Its more risky as far as i know, good luck and lmk how it goes. I’m hopping on vorinostat soon too.

yo G make thread about it ,it would be very interesting