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... još i dobro trpi teror nad alatima i ostaje u Srbiji...

... razbremenili delo!“ Prevod: pri plačah nad približno 7.500 evrov bruto...

Pytanie co właściwie miałoby być spoiwem takiej grupy poza brakiem doświadczeń seksualnych. Myślałeś nad tym w ogóle?

... na primer števce, katere gledamo nad volanom in ne skozi njega...

W tym dziwnego, ze jak masz reanimacje, exitus, nagle przyjecia, to trudno bedac lekarzem stwierdzic, to ja ide do biura wypisywac dokumenty, bo to najwyzszy priorytet akurat w tym momencie. Nie przewidzisz co w nocy, nad ranem sie stanie. Dziwne uwazac, ze to mozliwe.

... pralkę i suszarkę w łazience, nad wanną też nie ma żadnych...

Hi everyone, I live in CA and go to Golds gym in Venice. So I am surrounded with Peptide EVERYTHING. I am 43 years old and I do have anxiety after my mum died which I take prozac for. I normally have a lot of energy but do feel tired throughout the day and not well rested even though I manage 7-8 hours. I took NAD+ 20mg on Saturday and OH MY GOD!!! HAHA. I was dancing in the living room for an hour (to my husbands amusement) and felt amazing. Just an elevated ME! I didnt feel high or have any caffeine jitters (I dont really drink caffeine). I normally take a nap on the weekend and I did not this weekend. It did give me a slight underlying feeling of anxiety which I was aware of. The next day the levels had gone down but I still felt a clean clear energy. Today however, I feel back to being very sleepy and could take a nap. My next dose is tomorrow. I would LOVE to hear peoples peptide journeys, I don't like feeling sleepy and unrested and LOVED that day one feeling of alertness. Much love to everyone. submitted by /u/FoxiCrumpet to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

Errrm. Tried NAD+ yesterday and oh wow. 😂. Felt clear, alert and like I was in my 20s again. I’m planning on taking it every 3 days. How does everyone feel on the days they don’t take it? Does it wear off? Literally couldn’t believe how amazing I felt submitted by /u/FoxiCrumpet to r/BodyHackGuide [link] [comments]

Projekt zegara z tourbillion, całość wydrukowana w 3D. Kilka elementów jak silniczek, śrubki, łożyska zamówiłem z aliexpress. submitted by /u/TomaszFortyFour to r/Polska [link] [comments]

NAD+ is getting a lot of attention in the longevity space right now—but most of the conversation skips over the parts that actually matter clinically. I’m a physician with a wellness/longevity medicine practice and a few things I consistently see being oversimplified (sharing clinical perspective only, not promoting anything): - NAD+ isn’t just about “energy”—it’s also consumed in DNA repair and inflammation pathways, which is part of why levels decline with age - Taking NAD+ directly (IV or oral) doesn’t necessarily mean it’s getting into cells in a meaningful way - Precursors like NMN and NR have a stronger mechanistic rationale—but human outcome data is still early - There’s no “best protocol”—context (metabolic health, stress load, baseline physiology) matters more than the compound itself From a clinical standpoint, the bigger issue is that these therapies are often used in isolation, without much attention to: - insulin sensitivity - body composition - sleep / recovery - overall metabolic baseline Which is where things tend to break down long-term. If you want to dig into the dense biochemistry—including the Salvage Pathway bottleneck, the structural differences between NR and NMN, and the exact clinical trials—I published the full, un-paywalled clinical briefing here: Beyond the Biohack: A Clinical Guide to NAD+ and Cellular Energy I’ll be monitoring this thread today. Let me know if you have any questions regarding the pharmacokinetics of these compounds or how we approach cellular optimization in clinical practice. submitted by /u/aridahealth to r/Biohacking [link] [comments]

Recently got prescribed NAD+ it’s very expensive so not sure if it’s worth the money yet. Just looking to hear what some of you have to say about it. Tia submitted by /u/drewxlow to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

I wanted to like NAD+ supplementation because the story is compelling: NAD declines with age, sirtuins and PARP enzymes that depend on it are involved in DNA repair and mitochondrial function, restoring levels should theoretically matter. The problem is the gap between "theoretically should matter" and "demonstrably does matter in healthy adults taking supplements." Most of the strong data comes from animal models or people with specific deficiency states. The healthy adult data is much thinner and effect sizes in the studies that do exist tend to be modest. The IV and injection route has more compelling acute bioavailability data than oral NMN or NR, which is the most honest way to compare delivery methods. Nasal spray sits somewhere in between depending on the formulation and concentration. The risk profile is low, the theoretical mechanism is real, and cost-benefit is reasonable compared to other longevity-adjacent spending. I track my response pretty carefully and have been running it for a few months now. Something changed in cognitive consistency but I can't rule out placebo given how subtle it is. Has anyone here tracked anything measurable alongside NAD or just going off feels. submitted by /u/maelxyz to r/Supplements [link] [comments]