Injectable Peptides…for more than weight loss (Page 1 of 65)
Posted: 7/8/2025 1:11:49 AM EDT
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As the title suggests: Let’s hear the experiences of those buying and using them for “research purposes.” This is not meant to be a specific weight loss discussion |
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My wife and I both use Semaglutide and Retatrutide from an underground lab and they work as expected. She's pretty thin but is struggling with perimenopause and had put on 15lbs. She's 20lbs down with no effort. I'm middle aged chubby and had put on some extra weight from bulking and then struggling to get the extra weight off afterwards. I'm fairly muscular for a 50 yo guy, mostly natural lifetime gym rat, now on a sporty level of TRT. I'm down 20lbs, no muscle loss that I can detect. My wife is going to take a break, I'm going to continue and hopefully lose another 15-20. |
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They can work if also do some of the work. If you just expect a shot to do miracles while you sit on the couch and still stuff your face, all its going to do is give you horrible reflux and gas. You still need to change the habits that got you there and move your fucking body. |
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| My wife has been using a low(ish) dose for a few months and she's down about 15lb and close to her mid-20's weight when we met. She's always had an athletic build and works out a lot, but she's struggled the past two years with weight gain after turning 30. Agreed that people really see the benefits if they put in the physical and diet work and rely on it as supplemental help. |
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Originally Posted By wyorock: Most are legit. They are gaining popularity so I fully expect big pharmaceutical to put pressure to shut them down They already did. Last October the feds at the behest of Big Pharma put all the GAS (generally assumed safe) peptides on the "needs more research" list. Until then you could buy some on Amazon for $28 bucks. These are decades old peptides. You can't patent them so those dicks want to change a molecule of something and make more money. Fuck be upon them. RFK did say specifically that he would get that decision reversed. I buy mine straight from China at a huge discount. Save the snarky comments, they're the same companies that sold same product to compound pharmacies. After the Enhanced Games start, and Average Joe sees they're safe, demand will go through the roof. I believe it's one reason the Rx companies want to corner the market. ETA: So far a short thread, but GD comments never fail to deliver. Must have women posters out this morning since they're posting shit that they really don't know much about. 
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I’ve taken oral and injectable BPC-157. It absolutely worked for me. It’s not going to fix big problems like a full thickness rotator cuff tear, or osteoarthritis in your knee, but for soft tissue stuff it really works well. I had a quad strain that bothered me on and off for a year. One cycle of BPC-157 and it was gone. Also had a strain/tendonitis of my biceps and elbow for about two years, where I couldn’t do bicep curls or pull-ups. One round of BPC and it was completely gone and has been gone for 1.5 years. |
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Originally Posted By Power2thePeople: I’ve taken oral and injectable BPC-157. It absolutely worked for me. It’s not going to fix big problems like a full thickness rotator cuff tear, or osteoarthritis in your knee, but for soft tissue stuff it really works well. I had a quad strain that bothered me on and off for a year. One cycle of BPC-157 and it was gone. Also had a strain/tendonitis of my biceps and elbow for about two years, where I couldn’t do bicep curls or pull-ups. One round of BPC and it was completely gone and has been gone for 1.5 years. Where do you get yours from? Both injectable and oral? I’ve been interested in BPC157 but haven’t tried it yet. Still doing my research |
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Originally Posted By delemorte: They can work if also do some of the work. If you just expect a shot to do miracles while you sit on the couch and still stuff your face, all its going to do is give you horrible reflux and gas. You still need to change the habits that got you there and move your fucking body. So…they don’t really work? |
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Originally Posted By aggiehunt: Where do you get yours from? Both injectable and oral? I’ve been interested in BPC157 but haven’t tried it yet. Still doing my research Originally Posted By aggiehunt: Originally Posted By Power2thePeople: I’ve taken oral and injectable BPC-157. It absolutely worked for me. It’s not going to fix big problems like a full thickness rotator cuff tear, or osteoarthritis in your knee, but for soft tissue stuff it really works well. I had a quad strain that bothered me on and off for a year. One cycle of BPC-157 and it was gone. Also had a strain/tendonitis of my biceps and elbow for about two years, where I couldn’t do bicep curls or pull-ups. One round of BPC and it was completely gone and has been gone for 1.5 years. Where do you get yours from? Both injectable and oral? I’ve been interested in BPC157 but haven’t tried it yet. Still doing my research I play a significant amount of tennis and I seem to develop tennis elbow or tendonitis issues in my forearm, I also get shoulder discomfort every once in a while. I keep BPC-157 and TB500 on hand. I use an insulin needle and inject close to the discomfort usually aiming for a muscle near. I run a "cycle" for a week, the pain is usually gone within 2-4 days and it stays gone for 3-4 months. ETA: Not TBT, TB500 |
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I have about 10lbs I can’t shake for whatever reason. Caloric deficit eating, intermittent fasting, ride my bike a few miles every week, generally pretty active but it just won’t budge. Would that shit work for me? Worst side effects? What happens when you stop? |
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Originally Posted By konger: So…they don’t really work? Originally Posted By konger: Originally Posted By delemorte: They can work if also do some of the work. If you just expect a shot to do miracles while you sit on the couch and still stuff your face, all its going to do is give you horrible reflux and gas. You still need to change the habits that got you there and move your fucking body. So…they don’t really work? They were never advertised to make you lose weight alone. It cuts your appetite but if you are a slob and eat 2 or 3 portions of food anyway then yeah nothing is going to work for you. |
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Originally Posted By mudholestomper: My wife and I both use Semaglutide and Retatrutide from an underground lab and they work as expected. She's pretty thin but is struggling with perimenopause and had put on 15lbs. She's 20lbs down with no effort. I'm middle aged chubby and had put on some extra weight from bulking and then struggling to get the extra weight off afterwards. I'm fairly muscular for a 50 yo guy, mostly natural lifetime gym rat, now on a sporty level of TRT. I'm down 20lbs, no muscle loss that I can detect. My wife is going to take a break, I'm going to continue and hopefully lose another 15-20. Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". |
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Personally, I have used both semaglutide and tirzepatide. Both do work, with some caveats (cost, effective dose, side effects). I’m am looking for a cheaper source of tirzepatide. But, what I’d really like to see in this thread is real world experience regarding some of the other peptides and their uses for: Fitness Overall health and wellbeing Skin health Hair growth/restoration Joint pain Sexual health Mental/emotional health Memory/cognition |
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Originally Posted By Apollo2877: I ran a small amount of injectable BPC157 and I will say it sure does seem to work for inflammation. It also fixed a few other things which I am not comfortable talking about on an open forum. Now you have to tell us what it fixed. |
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Originally Posted By Whiskeygunner: Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". |
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Originally Posted By konger: So…they don’t really work? Originally Posted By konger: Originally Posted By delemorte: They can work if also do some of the work. If you just expect a shot to do miracles while you sit on the couch and still stuff your face, all its going to do is give you horrible reflux and gas. You still need to change the habits that got you there and move your fucking body. So…they don’t really work? Semaglutide and tirzepatide (still injectable peptides, but not really the OP's intended topic) work extremely well. But @Delemorte is correct. I've joked to my wife that tirzepatide is actually 5G nanobots programmed to punish unhealthy behavior: if you spend a weekend laying around eating pizza and drinking beer, they're going to punish you mercilessly for about 48hrs using every type of gastric issue. If you eat healthy, drink water, and exercise, most people will have minimal or zero side effects. Aside from that, it's as if tirz reset my body's metabolism to when I was 25yrs old: if I make even a half-assed effort in the kitchen/gym, I'll rapidly lose fat while still building muscle. All my bloodwork markers are also improved. |
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Originally Posted By aggiehunt: Where do you get yours from? Both injectable and oral? I’ve been interested in BPC157 but haven’t tried it yet. Still doing my research Originally Posted By aggiehunt: Originally Posted By Power2thePeople: I’ve taken oral and injectable BPC-157. It absolutely worked for me. It’s not going to fix big problems like a full thickness rotator cuff tear, or osteoarthritis in your knee, but for soft tissue stuff it really works well. I had a quad strain that bothered me on and off for a year. One cycle of BPC-157 and it was gone. Also had a strain/tendonitis of my biceps and elbow for about two years, where I couldn’t do bicep curls or pull-ups. One round of BPC and it was completely gone and has been gone for 1.5 years. Where do you get yours from? Both injectable and oral? I’ve been interested in BPC157 but haven’t tried it yet. Still doing my research Oral BPC157 from Infiniwell and injectable from Peptide Sciences. Zero issues with either. For the injectable you will need bacteriostatic water to reconstitute it. Get the real Hospira branded stuff and not the Amazon sketchy stuff. |
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Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic I have also taken rad-140. I would be cautious with this and take a much lower dose than recommended. It most certainly will increase your test. |
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Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic I have also taken rad-140. I would be cautious with this and take a much lower dose than recommended. It most certainly will increase your test. Taking BPC-157 orally does almost nothing for tendon and muscle injuries, since it will stay in your digestive tract. I'm convinced people who claim that peptides don't work are either not using them correctly, or are big pharma shills. |
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Originally Posted By chibajoe: Taking BPC-157 orally does almost nothing for tendon and muscle injuries, since it will stay in your digestive tract. I'm convinced people who claim that peptides don't work are either not using them correctly, or are big pharma shills. Originally Posted By chibajoe: Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic I have also taken rad-140. I would be cautious with this and take a much lower dose than recommended. It most certainly will increase your test. Taking BPC-157 orally does almost nothing for tendon and muscle injuries, since it will stay in your digestive tract. I'm convinced people who claim that peptides don't work are either not using them correctly, or are big pharma shills. Oral BPC-157 almost completely healed my bicep/elbow injury that was ongoing for 2 years. I did 1 month of oral and it was about 80% better. The next month I did injectable and it was totally resolved after that. In my experience oral BPC-157 does work. |
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BPC-157 + TB500 are extremely powerful at fighting inflammation and healing minor soft tissue injuries. Peptides work as advertised. As long as you get them from a good source. We can expect major push-back from big pharma and the FDA on peptides because they are highly effective. Either that or they will become regulated/prescribed and illegal to possess without a script. Originally Posted By Whiskeygunner: Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". PureRawz and AminoUSA have been legit for me. |
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Originally Posted By Slyce: FDA is already going after the research sites, pressure has been put on them from Big Pharma to do something. BP doesnt like losing money to UGL's. recent testing from a well known research chem site shows what's on the label is not what's inside the vial. Yep. The FDA just shut down Triggered Brand and seized their inventory because CT is suing them for selling weight loss peptides. TB is a good company. |
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I just finished my first round of BPC-157 and TB500. My shoulder feels amazing. I work in the sun all day so also take Melanotan 1. I tanned very quickly without burning. I’m very, very white. I’ve never been able to tan without burning first until now. The real life changer for me has been Semax. Ten years of Lyme Disease wreaked havoc on my memory and concentration. The very first shot lifted a huge veil of fog off my brain. I can multitask and think again. It changed my life. I take Semax and Selank every morning (5 days/week). |
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Originally Posted By Whiskeygunner: Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". Originally Posted By Whiskeygunner: Originally Posted By mudholestomper: My wife and I both use Semaglutide and Retatrutide from an underground lab and they work as expected. She's pretty thin but is struggling with perimenopause and had put on 15lbs. She's 20lbs down with no effort. I'm middle aged chubby and had put on some extra weight from bulking and then struggling to get the extra weight off afterwards. I'm fairly muscular for a 50 yo guy, mostly natural lifetime gym rat, now on a sporty level of TRT. I'm down 20lbs, no muscle loss that I can detect. My wife is going to take a break, I'm going to continue and hopefully lose another 15-20. Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". @Whiskeygunner A few reputable sources: Limitless Life Nootropics - use code LEE20 for a 20% discount BioLongevity Labs - use code JAYC for 15% off Skye Peptides Xcelpeptides Polaris Peptides |
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Originally Posted By jcatcg: What? RAD-140 will NOT increase your test. In fact, it's suppressive, so do it for more than a short cycle and it will decrease your natural test production. It will increase your overall anabolism however, at least until natural test production declines. Originally Posted By jcatcg: Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic I have also taken rad-140. I would be cautious with this and take a much lower dose than recommended. It most certainly will increase your test. You are correct, it increases test, just not your test. Already on TRT, so throwing a little rad-140 in the mix, might as well. |
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I am clueless about any of it, but its an interesting range of benefits. AI: njectable peptides are synthetic chains of amino acids, typically administered via injection, that can trigger specific biological processes in the body. These peptides are used for a variety of purposes, including anti-aging, muscle growth, fat loss, and tissue repair. They work by interacting with cells to stimulate desired actions, such as increased collagen production or enhanced muscle recovery. How Injectable Peptides Work: Signaling Molecules: Peptides act as messengers, communicating with cells to influence various functions. Targeted Effects: Different peptides have unique amino acid sequences that allow them to target specific receptors and pathways, leading to tailored effects. Boosting Natural Processes: They can enhance the body's natural processes, such as collagen production, growth hormone release, and tissue repair. Common Uses of Injectable Peptides: Anti-aging: . Peptides can stimulate collagen and elastin production, which can improve skin elasticity and reduce wrinkles. Muscle Growth and Recovery: . Some peptides, like GHRP-6, can stimulate growth hormone release, aiding in muscle growth and recovery. Weight Loss: . Semaglutide, a peptide, is used to manage weight by regulating appetite and metabolism. Tissue Repair: . Peptides like BPC-157 and GHK-Cu are known for their potential to promote tissue healing and reduce inflammation. Examples of Injectable Peptides: BPC-157: A peptide known for its potential to aid in healing injuries and reducing inflammation. GHK-Cu: A copper peptide that can stimulate collagen production and improve skin health. Sermorelin: A peptide that stimulates the release of growth hormone. CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin: Peptides that work synergistically to boost growth hormone levels. Semaglutide: A peptide used for weight loss. Thymosin Alpha 1: A peptide that can boost the immune system. Thymosin Beta 4: A peptide that can reduce joint inflammation and promote tissue repair. |
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| I don't know what's going on here....but my wife is 65. She was a butterball. You know that toy you had as a kid...with the post and the big donut...then the smaller donut...then the smaller donut? That was her. She's taking some kind of shot, and she's now the size of a high school kid. Got a family reunion coming up and that's going to freak some people out. It definitely works and she hasn't exercised a lick. |