I just administered the last dose to my lab rat and wanted to file a report on my observations:
1. No change in body weight while maintaining a neutral or slight calorie deficit. (EDIT: calorie intake was averaged, Thanksgiving binge included.)
2. No noticeable change in muscle mass. Minor gains in strength and a few PB, but nothing more or less than expected for his level of activity.
3. Body fat percentage is down, but nothing more or less than expected for his level of activity.
4. No noticeable side effects. The specimen has been taught to communicate and has indicated that he is very prone to side effects and is very good at noticing when his little rat body is having problems.
Test subject received 5mg of the substance daily dissolved in what I believe to be PEG 400 ordered from a reputable online research chemical supplier. This dose was administered for 27 days until the supply ran out.
The test subject was allowed to binge eat and not exercise on Thanksgiving and the two days afterwards. Only a minor increase in body weight was noted. For the amount of food consumed this gain should have been substantially more. This may be worth some more research.
1. No change in body weight while maintaining a neutral or slight calorie deficit. (EDIT: calorie intake was averaged, Thanksgiving binge included.)
2. No noticeable change in muscle mass. Minor gains in strength and a few PB, but nothing more or less than expected for his level of activity.
3. Body fat percentage is down, but nothing more or less than expected for his level of activity.
4. No noticeable side effects. The specimen has been taught to communicate and has indicated that he is very prone to side effects and is very good at noticing when his little rat body is having problems.
Test subject received 5mg of the substance daily dissolved in what I believe to be PEG 400 ordered from a reputable online research chemical supplier. This dose was administered for 27 days until the supply ran out.
The test subject was allowed to binge eat and not exercise on Thanksgiving and the two days afterwards. Only a minor increase in body weight was noted. For the amount of food consumed this gain should have been substantially more. This may be worth some more research.
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