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7/14/2025, 6:45:47 PM
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Pharmafag here.
Quick disclaimer, understand that you're more than free to do whatever you want with your body. I openly advocate for reduction in pharmacological interventions despite it being my livelihood. I will not tell you to only take "FDA approved" medications. I will not tell you to take non-FDA approved medications. What I will tell you to do is as much research as possible before taking anything both short term or long term.
The primary thing to keep in mind is that we fundamentally do not understand the underlying mechanisms of medications modulate receptors within the body. Medical science is still in the "infancy" category of understanding neurochemistry and the like in general.
My personal experience "bio hacking" has been lackluster and mildly damaging. Something I cannot prove but believe is true from my education, background and personal experience is that there is no such thing as a one hundred percent beneficial substance.
The very nature of using a drug to alter processes within the body suggests changing one process will always incur downstream effects in other processes.
My recommendation is, if you're willing to risk taking untested drugs at least get paid for it. I wholly disencourage participating in drug trials and also disencourage taking research chemicals that have far too little know about them.
Remember that any Chinese lab pushing this stuff is going to get English speaking people to report "positive effects" about their newest research chemical. Always wait at least a year or so, never be the first batch of people to take a research chemical.
Thank you for reading my blog post.
Pharmafag here.
Quick disclaimer, understand that you're more than free to do whatever you want with your body. I openly advocate for reduction in pharmacological interventions despite it being my livelihood. I will not tell you to only take "FDA approved" medications. I will not tell you to take non-FDA approved medications. What I will tell you to do is as much research as possible before taking anything both short term or long term.
The primary thing to keep in mind is that we fundamentally do not understand the underlying mechanisms of medications modulate receptors within the body. Medical science is still in the "infancy" category of understanding neurochemistry and the like in general.
My personal experience "bio hacking" has been lackluster and mildly damaging. Something I cannot prove but believe is true from my education, background and personal experience is that there is no such thing as a one hundred percent beneficial substance.
The very nature of using a drug to alter processes within the body suggests changing one process will always incur downstream effects in other processes.
My recommendation is, if you're willing to risk taking untested drugs at least get paid for it. I wholly disencourage participating in drug trials and also disencourage taking research chemicals that have far too little know about them.
Remember that any Chinese lab pushing this stuff is going to get English speaking people to report "positive effects" about their newest research chemical. Always wait at least a year or so, never be the first batch of people to take a research chemical.
Thank you for reading my blog post.
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