Info concerning encapsulation re; KY/surgilube

[scimitarian]

Did some research, and learned the medical term for what we experience when we inject Ky/SL into our bodies. It's called collagenesis.

Armed with that fancy new word, I went to Grok and asked it to describe the process and it spit out a frigging white paper of 9500 words. I'm still reading and learning things from it, but now I have more questions.

It seems like if we had a way to crank up the collagen production when we inject, we would retain more of what we inject.

My question is, I wonder what some of the peptides (GHK-cu, BPC-157, etc) would do if they were floating around inside when the ky/sl was injected?

Not sure if I'm allowed to put something that big (9500 words) in here, so maybe a Mod can weigh in on the file size limitations...?

[GodGiveMeGrowth]

Did some research, and learned the medical term for what we experience when we inject Ky/SL into our bodies. It's called collagenesis.

Armed with that fancy new word, I went to Grok and asked it to describe the process and it spit out a frigging white paper of 9500 words. I'm still reading and learning things from it, but now I have more questions.

It seems like if we had a way to crank up the collagen production when we inject, we would retain more of what we inject.

My question is, I wonder what some of the peptides (GHK-cu, BPC-157, etc) would do if they were floating around inside when the ky/sl was injected?

Not sure if I'm allowed to put something that big (9500 words) in here, so maybe a Mod can weigh in on the file size limitations...?

That sounds like a good way to cause severe fibrosis and bad lumps.

[themanwiththeplan]

Dunno about collagen production but I usually take biotin supplements that have collagen in it