Is this a good crazy or a bad crazy?  

You should post pictures of your legs (and foot) even if there is a very small difference.  You may not notice a difference, but the pictures could tell a different story.
 
Thanks for sharing your experience!

freckles on your gums..what the lol, you must be a perfectionist if your worried bout something so little. i think your results are sexxay so will these pics your uploading include some tit shots ahhh

Quote from BeNjI88 on 12/11/08 at 03:59:15:

 
benji, if you make another post like this you will be banned. Show common courtesy when addressing other members.
 
-Scott

I would still advise at least calling a gum specialist and finding out what might be a cause of that. We know that the skin around healing wounds can become darker (even skin around minor scratches will go temporarily darker) and so I wonder if there might be some sort of an issue in that one spot that is in essence something akin to a scratch and/or wound. The gums are a not a common place to have a wound and so that could be a possible explanation for why there have been so few reports about this. Although what you are reporting is probably nothing to be too concerned about, the melanotan II might be acting as a type of marker for some underlying and/or preexisting issue which only a professionally trained oral doctor would be able to diagnose. If you do call be sure to explain that you are using melanotan II which is very well known to cause darkening of freckles and moles (meaning this change isn't coming about from out of the blue - amazingly enough, freckles and moles can appear in oral areas and without a logical explanation for why your "freckle" appeared a doctor could be alarmed and think the worst).
 
-Scott

Hi, i have information regarding spots on gums.
Recently i consulted my dentist for a spot on my gums.
He asked me if i was of african origin and  told me spots/pigmentation on gums is common in african people.
 
"The Causes of Gum Discoloration
 
Dark gums can be caused by many factors. Most commonly, discoloration occurs due to a buildup of melanin in the gum tissue, turning otherwise healthy-looking, pink gums to a brown or even black color. People who have darker skin are more susceptible to melanin buildup in the gums. Smoking is thought to be a factor that can cause or worsen the appearance of gums with dark patches. Certain medications and gum diseases may cause gum discoloration to develop as well. Sometimes, gum discoloration can occur because of amalgam tattoos - areas of gray or blue coloring caused by silver filling particles that have migrated to the gum tissue. "
 
 
http://www.thetotalsmile.com/gums/dark-gums.cfm

interesting..
i also got my spot between the front teeth..

Fantastic results - looks absolutely great.

My self-appointed trainer quit me abruptly so I'm back to training solo. Pooey. I do better with a training partner.
 Meanwhile I've been continuing with melanotan II and I am up to 70 mgs.  
 
I am a freckler, and so freckles were not a surprise or a disappointment. I'm pleased to see that I am nicely coloring out evenly all over, with freckles filling in between the other freckles, they seem to 'overlap'. There  also is a range of freckles - some light, medium, dark, and some apparently are 'anti-freckles' - basically uncolored freckles. The one interesting thing I've noticed is that the areas  of previous sun exposure  from years back tend to freckle while those areas that never saw the light of day color up nice and even with no freckles.
 
 
And no I won't post pictures of those areas.  
 
However, as soon as the sun comes up a bit more, I will post new pictures of my legs.

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