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Set The Standard

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Set The Standard

69 members • $10/month

6 contributions to Set The Standard
Low Dose Naltrexone
I just posted a new classroom course on LDN! I was going to keep it here, but it felt more appropriate in the course module. I'll likely be adding even more to it because there's really a ton of data that can be shared. I'll keep the carousel post here to reference though. Overall, the TLDR; The potential upside is high, and the downside is inconsequential. This alone makes it worth considering for those who deal with chronic pain or have an autoimmune condition like Hashimoto's. By no means is this a cure or a silver bullet, but mechanistically the theory is sound and grounded in evidence. Have you heard of LDN or Naltrexone at all?
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A recent RCT of LDN https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ejp.70321 LDN may still help individual patients, but the strongest newer fibromyalgia evidence argues against assuming a reliable treatment effect.
Lab work
Question for you all: When’s the last time you had your labs drawn? What’s the biggest hurdle for you when getting them? Is it: - cost - Not knowing what labs/where to get them - The inconvenience of getting them done - Not knowing what to do with the information when you receive them - Anything else? Another question: What’s one thing you’d like to understand more when it comes to your labs? Need help ordering, or reviewing? That’s what I’m here for.
0 likes • Jun 28
@Michael Warner can you expand on the tier 2 and getting free labs?
0 likes • Jun 28
Cost can definitely keep people from getting labs done, but I also think a lot of people simply don’t know where to start. How do you even order labs? Which ones should you get? That was the biggest barrier for me. Fortunately, there’s a lot more information available now, and the cost has come down quite a bit. It’s also worth remembering that you can often use FSA or VEBA funds to pay for labs if you have those accounts. And if you’re on TRT or any other form of hormone therapy, regular lab work shouldn’t be optional—it should be a priority.
Welcome to the log.
This is an ongoing log I will keep for my own progress and transparency. I'm leaving absolutely nothing out. Feel free to use this thread to ask specific questions related to the log itself or questions about what I'm doing. Please save any other non-log related questions for outside of this thread.
1 like • Jun 22
@Michael Warner thank you and hopefully you know I’m not making suggestions or questioning your protocol, just trying to gain insight and learn.
1 like • Jun 28
@Michael Warner looking good brotha.
New Update!
Hey everyone! I have been busy making this community one of the best resources that I can for you all. Thank you so much for being here and contributing. I now have built-in tiers for this community that will come with additional resources the higher you go. I've added a Loom video showing what this includes- but there is much more to come! Please take a look when you can! https://www.loom.com/share/d8704f77b4924a82a41992505958efe6
New Update!
0 likes • Jun 23
I’m not seeing the AAS family tree. Where do we access that?
FREE GIVEAWAY - Case of the New Gorilla Mind Fruit Punch
First, thank you for checking out my Skool community. If this giveaway is what brought you here, I hope you stay and help build this into something genuinely valuable for you. My goal is simple: make this one of the best health resources you have. The way I get there is with your input. Not everything in here will be free, but I promise to do my best to put out information and resources that actually move you forward, wherever you are on your health journey. This is not just for bodybuilders. This is for everyone, with any goal. It's for the people who want to cut through the noise. Who don't feel heard when they talk to a healthcare provider, or who sit down with their doctor and don't even know what to ask. I've been there. I didn't have the knowledge to ask my doctor the right questions, and I was tired of just taking their word for it. That's the whole reason this exists. The gap we're filling here is simple: equip you with the tools and the questions to be the strongest advocate for your own health, and for some of you, to reclaim your best self. That starts with you speaking up. So let's make this thread the first step. 👇 Comment PUNCH and one thing you've learned from being here, or one thing you're hoping to learn while you're here. The details from the giveaway are here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ5raqIBAB9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
1 like • Jun 23
PUNCH!! Here’s a cleaner version that keeps your message authentic while tightening up the wording: I’ve learned that I’m not alone in this journey. There’s an overwhelming amount of information out there, and no shortage of people willing to share their opinions, but it can be difficult to find answers grounded in both science and real-world experience. @Michael Warner is someone I trust because he puts in the work—whether that’s researching the evidence or drawing from years of personal experimentation. I value that approach and appreciate having a resource like him in this community. I’m also looking forward to learning from the experiences, ideas, and perspectives of the other members along the way.
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Nick Perkins
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Pursuing strength, health, resilience, and purpose while staying active and always learning.

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