mammajamma
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Great to see it arrived. Ordered mine 4 days after you but still waiting, I think he said it was delayed from heavy workload at print shop. Looking forward to dig in.
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Just ordered mine, can't wait to sink my teeth into this gem .
Type-IIx
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MSN.COM, LIVE.COM, HOTMAIL (ALL REGIONS), I.E., MICROSOFT-HOSTED EMAIL ACCOUNTS ARE NOT RECEIVING VITAL COMMUNICATIONS
Hey guys, PLEASE, I urge you, do not use any Microsoft-hosted email as that which you buy the book with unless you like not getting your damn receipt!
It's either because Microsoft is blocking Proton Mail or possibly SendGrid that I am seeing customers who are not receiving their receipts after purchase.
The twisted thing is that I haven't heard any complaints either... I'm just seeing it in the network and presentation layers here... and that's probably because it's Proton Mail they're blocking. As a result, if you've emailed me from any Microsoft-hosted account, I haven't seen a Goddamn thing!
Just Use A Better Email Provider, Please
It's common knowledge that Microsoft sucks but their blackholing Proton Mail because it's private/secure or SendGrid for... their interest in cutting off 60% of global trade, is like something out of a movie, post-apocalyptic scenes and all.
If you can, and you want a receipt, any newsletter, any communication from 20% of the internet, I urge you to switch email providers.... at least before you buy Bolus.
Please reach out to me otherwise if you've had any difficulties as a result of using Microsoft email.
Hey guys, PLEASE, I urge you, do not use any Microsoft-hosted email as that which you buy the book with unless you like not getting your damn receipt!
It's either because Microsoft is blocking Proton Mail or possibly SendGrid that I am seeing customers who are not receiving their receipts after purchase.
The twisted thing is that I haven't heard any complaints either... I'm just seeing it in the network and presentation layers here... and that's probably because it's Proton Mail they're blocking. As a result, if you've emailed me from any Microsoft-hosted account, I haven't seen a Goddamn thing!
Just Use A Better Email Provider, Please
It's common knowledge that Microsoft sucks but their blackholing Proton Mail because it's private/secure or SendGrid for... their interest in cutting off 60% of global trade, is like something out of a movie, post-apocalyptic scenes and all.
If you can, and you want a receipt, any newsletter, any communication from 20% of the internet, I urge you to switch email providers.... at least before you buy Bolus.
Please reach out to me otherwise if you've had any difficulties as a result of using Microsoft email.
mammajamma
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Sounds like a conspiracy but I would absolutely believe it.
Type-IIx
Member
Came up a couple times with Microsoft email users - but since posting that, more often than not, buyers who have messaged me after not receiving their receipt learned that it was because they used an old/abandoned email that was AutoFilled or what have you.
Guys, I love hearing feedback! Post your reviews here.
Here are some I’ve seen (attached).
I’d be happy to put together a group to chat using voice on Discord or Telegram about the book, answer any questions, too. LMK!
Guys, I love hearing feedback! Post your reviews here.
Here are some I’ve seen (attached).
I’d be happy to put together a group to chat using voice on Discord or Telegram about the book, answer any questions, too. LMK!
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Ateam2023
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is there a section "WHERE" people who have purchased the book are leaving Any kind of reviews?
Type-IIx
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I just shared a couple variously but I’d like to see more
Type-IIx
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Amazon Delivery
Bolus is now selling on Amazon
Ampouletude Bookstore is Secure and Geodistributed
Benefits to ordering on the Ampouletude Bookstore versus Amazon:
1. Full color! Amazon is black and white
2. Virtually every payment option under the sun! Including Bitcoin (BTC)!
3. Global distribution from the print shop (tariff and duty free). That’s right, it’s EU->EU, AUS->AUS, etc. from https://ampouletude.com/bookdetails/Bolus-A-Practical-and-Reference-Guide
4. Support the author — fewer fees taken by Amazon… they take the lion’s share nearly!
Bolus is now selling on Amazon
Ampouletude Bookstore is Secure and Geodistributed
Benefits to ordering on the Ampouletude Bookstore versus Amazon:
1. Full color! Amazon is black and white
2. Virtually every payment option under the sun! Including Bitcoin (BTC)!
3. Global distribution from the print shop (tariff and duty free). That’s right, it’s EU->EU, AUS->AUS, etc. from https://ampouletude.com/bookdetails/Bolus-A-Practical-and-Reference-Guide
4. Support the author — fewer fees taken by Amazon… they take the lion’s share nearly!
Type-IIx
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Wherever you want bro, you’re a customer.
Ateam2023
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Welll?
Type-IIx
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Code:
O_oThanks Type-IIx for putting all that GH (rhGH) info in one place! Confirmed much of the research I had previously done. My interest is mainly in "anti-aging" purposes, being in the 70+ age range. Just had a few comments/questions:
- Wasn't clear why 6 weeks was designated as the time to reach max IGF-1 levels (after beginning/modifying GH treatment)? From what info was provided, I would have estimated more like a few weeks, similar to time it takes to wash out most of GH effect on IGF-1 after suspending treatment.
- Surprised to see you recommending refrigerating rather than freezing lyophilized, non-reconstituted GH. Pretty sure freezing gives you longest storage time, although difference may be small.
- I don't see that it's a "false equivalency" (p46) to associate GHD and age-related GH declines. Rather, loss of GH with age, whether due to GHD or normal aging, contributes to some aspects of aging, and can be reversed with GH supplementation. There's just a lot of other stuff going on with aging that GH alone can't address. iow, it's appropriate to talk of low GH as accelerating aging effects, regardless of the cause, and any future strategy that results in all of us living much longer will have to account for GH.
- For postmenopausal women (wife), using transdermal E2 + P, it wasn't clear whether you'd still recommend a GHS (like tesamorelin) rather than GH. Am guessing GH in this case (baseline IGF-1 near 60 ng/ml) would be simplest approach (and less expensive than a GHS).
- In discussing cancer risk, it would probably be useful to point out that modest changes to growth and sex hormones only increase existing cancer risk by a modest amount. A women's lifetime risk of BC, for example, is about 1/8, and modest growth and sex hormone supplementation will only affect that to a small extent (to 1/7, for example). iow, if you get BC and are supplementing hormones, it's unlikely to be due in any simple way to the hormones. (Similar discussion for PC in males.)
- When taking GH for anti-aging purposes (1-2 IU/d) in elderly, was unclear whether cycling was needed/recommended. I'm guessing not, considering the often low IGF-1 baseline levels one is starting with.
- Am curious as to what brands of GH you would personally consider taking, and what criteria you're using to make such choices.
- When discussing % purity, I'd point out that such percents apply to what remains after filtering, which may be quite different from the actual percent composition in vial. iow, one would have to replicate Janochik's filtering step (which I do) to achieve such typically high percentages.
Thanks again for the book!
- Wasn't clear why 6 weeks was designated as the time to reach max IGF-1 levels (after beginning/modifying GH treatment)? From what info was provided, I would have estimated more like a few weeks, similar to time it takes to wash out most of GH effect on IGF-1 after suspending treatment.
- Surprised to see you recommending refrigerating rather than freezing lyophilized, non-reconstituted GH. Pretty sure freezing gives you longest storage time, although difference may be small.
- I don't see that it's a "false equivalency" (p46) to associate GHD and age-related GH declines. Rather, loss of GH with age, whether due to GHD or normal aging, contributes to some aspects of aging, and can be reversed with GH supplementation. There's just a lot of other stuff going on with aging that GH alone can't address. iow, it's appropriate to talk of low GH as accelerating aging effects, regardless of the cause, and any future strategy that results in all of us living much longer will have to account for GH.
- For postmenopausal women (wife), using transdermal E2 + P, it wasn't clear whether you'd still recommend a GHS (like tesamorelin) rather than GH. Am guessing GH in this case (baseline IGF-1 near 60 ng/ml) would be simplest approach (and less expensive than a GHS).
- In discussing cancer risk, it would probably be useful to point out that modest changes to growth and sex hormones only increase existing cancer risk by a modest amount. A women's lifetime risk of BC, for example, is about 1/8, and modest growth and sex hormone supplementation will only affect that to a small extent (to 1/7, for example). iow, if you get BC and are supplementing hormones, it's unlikely to be due in any simple way to the hormones. (Similar discussion for PC in males.)
- When taking GH for anti-aging purposes (1-2 IU/d) in elderly, was unclear whether cycling was needed/recommended. I'm guessing not, considering the often low IGF-1 baseline levels one is starting with.
- Am curious as to what brands of GH you would personally consider taking, and what criteria you're using to make such choices.
- When discussing % purity, I'd point out that such percents apply to what remains after filtering, which may be quite different from the actual percent composition in vial. iow, one would have to replicate Janochik's filtering step (which I do) to achieve such typically high percentages.
Thanks again for the book!
Bound printed material cost maybe $5-$10 max to ship.. is there a reason you charge 5x that for the shipping method?
Pros:
It’s a decent read, a conformed text of modern understanding of GH. If you want a concise, detailed overview of HGH in one piece of literature- it’s for you
Cons:
Overpriced for what was expected.
Lots of errors. Not just a negligible amount but enough to wonder if the author ever read or QA’d his own book.
Charges 5x minimum on what bounded printed material costs to ship. Adding to the exorbitant cost.
Pros:
It’s a decent read, a conformed text of modern understanding of GH. If you want a concise, detailed overview of HGH in one piece of literature- it’s for you
Cons:
Overpriced for what was expected.
Lots of errors. Not just a negligible amount but enough to wonder if the author ever read or QA’d his own book.
Charges 5x minimum on what bounded printed material costs to ship. Adding to the exorbitant cost.
AlexDavis43
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I can't imagine trying to publish a book like this anonymously in today's day
Like it or not, social media is a huge marketing tool
Hard to do interviews and the podcast rounds and none of the big venues host anons
He's not anonymous, though. His name is on the book and I'm pretty sure it was on the website before it went down, too.
Do hope he's OK though. Discord clears out AAS/Peptide/etc. related discords pretty frequently so that might explain the discord being down but not the website, lack of forum activity, etc.
Ateam2023
Member
i thought he was charging money for topics discussed on the discord, seemed that way to me?
AlexDavis43
Member
Cormac Mannion is his real name??
As far as I know. Haven't seen his birth certificate or driver's license or whatever, but he used it for his coaching services, etc., too.
