Arguably one of the most asked questions seen time and time again.
Prospective MT-2 users should be well read on the topic before melanotan
peptide experimentation. Results in terms of MT-2 use varies from
person to person. Some folks use melanotan peptides as they are very
fair skinned and lack in quantity and affinity to alpha melanocyte
stimulating hormone (a-MSH). Others utilize efficient melanotan peptide
(MT-2) in order to cut back on ultraviolet radiation at the same time
achieving a dark glowing tone - amplifying their already melanin savvy
melanocytes.
What is a melanin savvy melanocyte? I am not sure. However a
MT-2 user needs to access what superphysiological a-MSH will do to the
skin. Will your skin turn brown, black, red, orange or freckle is the
critical question to address.
One key is to find a credible
before and after photo who matches your individual skin type. Hopefully a
corresponding user log will be available. There are so many wonderful
resources available today with knowledgeable users sharing their
experiences there are no excuses to go into this research blind.
Diligently seek the council of others before and during melanotan
peptide experimentation. One should pay attention to the reasons why
folks use, what advantages and disadvantages the peptides offer. Valid
information is spread out in various communities since 2003ish. Many
anti-aging, bodybuilding, and performance enhancement communities were
first to guinea pig the products. Google Melanotan 2 before and after
photos.
With so many success stories and demand so high for
melanotan peptides, information and council...the current trend may be
moving towards the awareness of who is NOT a good candidate.
Establishing whether or not one is a candidate is extremely challenging
and individual. Those with sun damaged skin (moles/freckles) are the
ones who need to may particularly close attention to the negative
stories out there. Not many out there seek out melanotan peptides to
find themselves at a dermatologist or plastic surgeons office a year
later to have a body of moles removed...leaving scars and areas even
more susceptible to UV ray sensitivity.
