Hunter Williams
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- Hunter Williams (2026-03-30, @ 8:14): "Again, this one is still kind of on the frontier, definitely more lab rat research need to be done, so to speak."
- Hunter Williams (2026-03-29, @ 8:30): "Some individuals reported nosebleeds, which can be linked to a 31 effects on blood vessel growth. There is the potential for increased blood pressure."
- Hunter Williams (2026-03-29, @ 9:00): "it can increase red blood cell count, which can be a catch 22 in one way. It could be good, but then if you not exercising and doing cardio, in theory, It can lead to your blood being thicker, um, and cause cardiovascular complications."
- Hunter Williams (2026-04-18, Saturday Morning Coffee Talk 4/18/26 @ 01:24:28.630): "There was a clinical trial with postmenopausal women. Now, they were giving them 300 mg which is very, very high once per month and it did increase muscle, but they had to stop the trials because basically there was like vascular toxicity uh with that."
- Hunter Williams (2026-03-29, @ 10:35): "participants in this study received 0.02 milligrams per kilogram of body weight, 0,1 milligram per kilograms of a bodyweight, and 0.,3 milligram for kilogram bodyweights. And they also did another batch of test subjects that did 1 milligram, 3 milligram."
- Hunter Williams (2026-03-29, @ 12:14): "they received, uh, 50 milligrams per kilogram every four weeks and one milligram per milligram every two weeks."
- Hunter Williams (2026-03-29, @ 13:21): "And again, this was at one milligram per kilogram. So again that's a very high dose, 100 milligrams per kilograms. Um, and this one, they just did one injection and they monitored everything after four weeks."
Taylor Williams
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Taylor Williams Coaching focuses on female-specific HRT/peptide guidance. Per-peptide notes here often emphasize female dosing, fertility, hormone interactions.
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Dr Trevor Bachmeyer
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