Running it with 500 test and 500 EQ

Oh, that F U C K ALL I suppose Fffffaaaark this bot

Protocol I learned from Todd Lee

It’s actually pretty effective ngl

@BBA_Mia just doesn’t like Aussies, the bot is anti Australian vernacular

Ll37 is the goat

Haven’t used LL-37, nor am I very familiar. I use a zinc body wash that’s very effective. Also been on accutane for a while. My acne really didn’t get too bad other than those scars on my chest. Nothing crazy. Just normal gear zits

I’ll copy paste a thread I wrote, I think you’ll find it interesting at the very least

I'm up to 950mg total now and still no sign of acne coming back 💪

Hey guys, I’ve realised there might be a potential acne game changer many are missing out on and so I’ve decided to write up this very brief, minimally detailed guide. Let’s get into it. One of the more frustrating side effects of using androgens is cystic acne. While Accutane is available, it’s a fairly harsh option with systemic side effects. I recently suggested (username redacted) a particular peptide as a means of overcoming his persistent acne and he has had amazing results. The peptide is called LL-37 and I’ll briefly outline what it does, when it can be used, when it can’t be used, the dosing protocol I would explore if I were to use it, and where to buy it. Note: none of this is medical advice, this is educational only and I would hope you’d research your own conditions before pinning this peptide. What is LL-37 and what does it do? LL-37 is an anti-microbial peptide which modulates the immune system, enhances the innate immune response, breaks down microbial cell membranes, stimulates tissue repair, and it has anti biofilm properties which is a big part of the issue with acne; this is where the bacteria forms a biofilm which protects it against your immune system and topicals, etc. If you prevent the development of these biofilms, you expose the bacteria to your immune system. Skin Conditions Where LL-37 Can Make Things Better Infections and wound healing can be improved by LL-37. I would consider this if I had: Acne Impetigo Folliculitis Fungal infections Viral skin infections Post-acne scarring Skin Conditions Where LL-37 Can Make Things Worse Inflammatory and autoimmune conditions can be exacerbated by LL-37 as it enhances innate immunity which can trigger a stronger autoimmune response. I would not use this if I had: Rosacea Psoriasis Psoriatic arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis And more Dosing As a means of determining efficacy and tolerance, especially for those who might have a history of autoimmune skin conditions, it would be a good idea to start low and titrate up. Note: This peptide is injected systemically, subcutaneously. Here’s what that would look like for me: Weeks 1-2 100mcg 2x per week Monitor skin sensitivity, redness, flushing, or inflammatory flare-ups. Weeks 3-4 200mcg 3x per week Maintain this dose until week 8 if effective, else; Weeks 5-8 300mcg 3x per week, or 200mcg EOD Weeks 9-10 Break Assess Use weekly progress photos in the same lighting to track changes in lesion count, size, and scarring.

Formatting isn’t great copy pasting it but it’s legible lol

Thanks for that thorough write-up!

I’ll have to do some more research but I I might be sold. Definitely worth a shot

How long have you been using it?

Seems to work very well for some and do nothing for others, completely cured it in my case which even accutane couldnt

I just ran one 10mg vial, however long that took and hasn't returned yet months later

Did you use it in conjunction with accutane? Or anything else

I was still taking 40mg accutane when I started it, took the accutane out probably 2 weeks in as was doing a better job

Oh cool I might try it

Accutane progress for me has mostly stalled at 60mg and I really don’t want to keep increasing the dose