Don't use it too much. Many of us have developed tolerance, and for some, it doesn't work any more!
Type: Posts; User: JeffG2
Don't use it too much. Many of us have developed tolerance, and for some, it doesn't work any more!
semlin what's happened to the other threads?
Wow, still not immune after 7 years at 1 mg/day? I only lasted from mid 2011 to mid 2017 (6 years) before becoming immune, and was typically 1 mg every 3 days. This is truly a complex issue!
This is quite normal, even black people have white palms..
Any change in this?
Have you tried melitane? There is a thread on this in this forum..
I did some reading, and it seems very unlikely
Time will tell. If more and more users come forward with immunity symptoms, especially when using sources that "newbies" have no problem with, then to me the evidence will be overwhelming. I agree...
There is no question in my mind that acquired resistance to MT2 is a fact. The question is, is the tolerance reversible, like resistance to drugs/alcohol etc., or is it permanent, like type 2...
Bad product? You can tell bad product if you do not get libido increase and facial hair darkening as well as little/no tan
Note: If you are an albino, then your cells do not have the capability to produce melanin, so no amount of melanotan 1 or 2 "stimulation" will work!
Have you considered carotinoids to suppliment melanotan 2 if you have become resistant? Just Google "tanning tablets", and you should see a company that markets a product that contains...
I meant libido boost, of course!
Did you go a whole year without a single dose? I always got the libido dose a few hours after injection, so it looks like your sensitivity may have returned (to a certain extent). Good luck!
Your experience reinforces the immunity theory. I investigated melanotan2 because of the medical evidence that it helped regulate blood sugar (I am type 2 diabetic). Tan was a bonus and I have been...
Wondering whether you still had negative response. Looks like when you stop responding then it is over forever! So bad...
What I am saying is that from my experience as a type 2 diabetic, mt2 increases my insulin sensitivity as measured by my glucose meter. This was the primary reason i investigated mt2. This could be...