I figgure if anyone knew, it would be you PA. Is there anyway to diffuse the histamine release of an allergic reaction to BA?
I can inject intramuscular with no problems, but once I apply Abliderate Advanced or inject a peptide subcutaneous I breakout in a line of hives aka contact urticaria.
I have used loads of benadryl, zantac, allegra, the works. I know that activation of beta andrenergic receptors also prevents histamine release. So in theory the use of allegra/zantac (non drowsy) and EC would prevent said allergic reaction, yet it does nothing for it.
I have no problem just discontinuing the use of AA but if I could prevent this reaction, what would assist in this?
Ingredient list : Isopropyl alcohol, benzyl alcohol, octyl salicylate, triglyceride complex, water, d-limonene, Omega 3 Complex, 3-acetyl-7-oxo-DHEA, Green Coffee Bean Extract (50% Chlorogenic acid), Resveratrol, carbomer, Nobiletin
edit: I can afford the trial and error I have epi pens laying around the house.
I can inject intramuscular with no problems, but once I apply Abliderate Advanced or inject a peptide subcutaneous I breakout in a line of hives aka contact urticaria.
I have used loads of benadryl, zantac, allegra, the works. I know that activation of beta andrenergic receptors also prevents histamine release. So in theory the use of allegra/zantac (non drowsy) and EC would prevent said allergic reaction, yet it does nothing for it.
I have no problem just discontinuing the use of AA but if I could prevent this reaction, what would assist in this?
Ingredient list : Isopropyl alcohol, benzyl alcohol, octyl salicylate, triglyceride complex, water, d-limonene, Omega 3 Complex, 3-acetyl-7-oxo-DHEA, Green Coffee Bean Extract (50% Chlorogenic acid), Resveratrol, carbomer, Nobiletin
edit: I can afford the trial and error I have epi pens laying around the house.