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Melanotan - Get bronzed and slim
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- Published 07/3/2008
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Melanotan were developed at the University of Arizona. Researchers there knew that one of the best defenses against skin cancer was a natural tan which has been slowly developed over weeks. The original goal was to develop a hormone that could be injected in your body, develop a tan, and hence, the tanned skin would be naturally protected against the dangereous UV-rays.
Today, Melanotan is mainly used by tan-addicts who want to get a great bronzed-look. They inject the hormone using syringes, takes sunbed-sessions to kickstart the tanning process, and a few weeks later their bronzed look is achieved. The Food and Drug Administration in USA warns against using the hormone. Melanotan has not yet been properly tested. Many other countries have yet to research into the product.
Here's a news report from Australian television, they look into the Melanotan-craze and uses a guinea pig to help test it:
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19 Responses to "Melanotan - Get bronzed and slim" 
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said this on 12 Nov 2008 3:55:35 AM PDT
"afamelanotide" is not as sexy of a word as "melanotan" is. :-) Nice write up!
-Scott
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said this on 09 Feb 2009 11:34:10 AM PDT
Hello, the video you have displayed here in your blog post is actually from New Zealand .
Have you read Wired's article just published about the melanotan peptides?
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/01/tan.html
Cheers
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said this on 11 Nov 2009 8:08:38 PM PDT
Melanotan was tagged as the "Barbie drug" because by using melanotanII,you can achieve Barbie's qualities like having a slim body and a tanned body. That's why it is widely used by tan-addicts to get there they desired for their skin color.
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said this on 14 Dec 2009 11:51:25 PM PDT
There's a lot of unlicensed and untested powders sold as "melanotan II" over the internet,and the government can't handle that simply because most of the consumers are not aware with this.
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said this on 04 Jan 2010 2:05:49 AM PDT
Excellent! It is an informative documentary video about the drug Melanotan. It helps a lot especially for those who do not know and wants to try melanotan. It will give them idea what is melanotan and the procedures how it is used and how melanotan became effective. If it is safe or not…
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said this on 13 Jan 2010 12:50:09 AM PDT
This will be a good news to the people who wants to have a tan skin. Thanks for posting information regarding this tanning product. more power to your site!
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said this on 29 Jan 2010 2:09:39 AM PDT
Melanotan is a really great tanning product. It doesn't only give you a suntan color but helps you to lose some weights. It is really recommended product opposite to what others are saying "dangerous" one.
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said this on 04 Feb 2010 1:22:20 AM PDT
Many people said that Melanotan is dangerous as it was not yet approve by the Health Department? Is this true? I guess not...I have known many Melanotan users who are satisfied and happy having a tan skin. I would like to know more about this drug.
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said this on 21 Apr 2010 9:32:42 AM PDT
I would argue most users are not tan-addicts...well, at least not the primary target market. Touche :)
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said this on 21 Apr 2010 9:34:11 AM PDT
The primary market does not and cannot go for the bronze look. A lot of tan-addicts do use however
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said this on 03 Jun 2010 8:01:31 AM PDT
Ms. Bikini Bonita,
There's big news with respect to melanotan-1, have you heard?
melanotan-1 (afamelanotide / Scenesse) has been approved in Italy for treating the photosensitivity of those afflicted with the orphan disease erythropoietic protoporphyria. This is a big first step towards and potential eventual release for more general usages. Cheers
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said this on 21 Jun 2010 8:52:11 AM PDT
There's a big update with respect to the melanotan peptides:
melanotan-1 (afamelanotide / Scenesse) has been approved in Italy as a medicine to help induce pigmentation in sufferers of erythropoietic protoporphyria to help reduce the painful dermal photosensitivity caused by the condition.
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said this on 16 Dec 2010 9:56:51 PM PDT
Melanotan is used for an array of research. Photoprotection and appetite being the more prominent areas. Interesting stuff
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said this on 11 Jan 2011 9:22:48 AM PDT
I already use melanotan. its very effective and usable for every one of have to become your body like very slim and perfect. I think everyone like your article very much.I like also this one.
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said this on 01 Feb 2011 7:27:04 AM PDT
You have a great thoughts about this article and I think you have to mention some more
reason when the people are afraid to use Melanotan .I would like your article very
much.you wrote about Melanotan its a great article you choose one every body like this
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said this on 04 Feb 2011 8:23:43 AM PDT
It is a comfort thing!! The shorter needles need go in only a short way into the skin. Also the guage of the needle has a lot to do with the comfort zone. 31 g needles are almost like hair and go in so smoothly between nerve endings.I would like your articl.
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said this on 09 May 2011 5:56:29 PM PDT
Great news for people who want a good tan skin!
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said this on 24 Sep 2011 1:32:10 PM PDT
There has been quite substantial testing with Melanotan I with meaningful data samples, although not as widely received for Melanotan II. It's important to monitor and review the use through a joint european and global governing body
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