So, guys, Derekmoreplacemoredes.com. Today we're going to be circling back to the minimum

effective dosage discussion. And this is something I've talked about many times before. I've talked about

using the least you can get away with to yield the maximum benefit with the least resulting deleterious side effects.

Because ultimately, the more longevity you have is the more performance

you can milk out of each phase of drug exposure you want to make the most out of each

milligram of drug exposure because ultimately overburdening your body will eventually lead to

your organs fighting back.

And it is just an eventual decline with life, unfortunately, where you are just slowly getting towards a suboptimal function.

And the PEDs do not really, you know, help in that regard.

They help you get to that point, you know, sooner every time you push these superphysiologic

boundaries.

So, you know, obviously the safest way to go about it while still being mindful of we want to make, uh, actually be

productive with our time and make the most of what we're using. I wanted to circle back and kind of

just touch on the selectivity of certain compounds and why it makes sense to use certain dosages like sometimes

it's like okay if we have this all around like great drug why don't we just like blast it into the

sky if it's so well tolerated and safe versus you know stack it with something else and I've

I've done a video on that before on like stacking versus single compounds.

I don't remember what it was called.

If I can get a, if I can find the card to it, I'll put it up in the corner.

But one good example of why this is important too that I probably didn't touch on in the video,

or at least it wasn't a real life example of a drug losing selectivity, was

something I wanted to bring too light, because you may or may not have seen my videos I did

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