As far as the amount at once, there's a ceiling on lipolysis, which he's not accounting for here.

And it's much lower than most people think.

And this is why a lot of people are putting unnecessary stress on themselves and wasting money and taking too much GH.

As you can see here in the following study, assessing the pharmacokinetics and acute lypolytic actions of GH.

So up guys, Derek, more plates, more days.com.

Today I'm going to be reacting to and correcting, well, not reacting to because I've already watched it,

but correcting a handful of things I heard in the Fouad Abiyadh podcast with Mike at the research station that I felt just need to be

clarified. I've received several messages about, you know, covering this. Let me just preface this by

saying I don't disagree with everything this

guy says like there are a lot of things that i'm on the same page about his overarching message

seems to be harm reduction lowering dosages you know all good stuff at the end of the day um it's

just some of the claims that are made are far-fetched

and incorrect. So that's what I kind of wanted to address here. The first point was at, let's see,

I'm going to play the clip. So he basically elaborates on how the body can only handle

125 milligrams per shot. You don't need that shit. Your body can only handle 125 milligrams per shot.

You don't need that shit.

Your body can't even use it.

Your body's capacity is about 125 milligrams a day of testosterone.

If you go to my website, the research station, click on research.

There's a blog called Blended TRT.

I actually have sourced studies with DOI numbers showing

that the body can only manage about 125 milligrams per shot. He's basically saying you don't need to

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