Injectable Peptides…for more than weight loss (Page 4 of 65)
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Originally Posted By Mekks: I have tried Tirz, Maz, and Reta. Tirz was the bulk of my weight loss, hit a stall and added in Maz to zero effect. Dumped that and replaced it with Reta.... Weight dropped quick. Once I blew past my weight goal I dropped Tirz and stuck with 6mg Reta. So far my weight is up and down 3-5lb per weigh in. Tirz def kills the cravings more then Reta, but I feel like Reta is better about burning it off. Best advise I can give. If you still losing weight, or not stalled for 4+ weeks do not go up in dose. I was doing great on 5mg Tirz, wanted more and went up. 7.5-10 was a nothing burger and I finally started losing again at 12.5. My wife never went past 2.5 Tirz and dropped 70LBs With Reta I also crave sugars more, I have always picked salt over sugar its weird. Thanks for the info |
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Originally Posted By tooldforthis: if you ever find anything, and I mean anything (from licking frogs to eating bat guano) that works for the elbow crap, you post that.... been fighting that for over a decade (and have also already done surgery on one of them) both elbows still absolute trainwrecks Originally Posted By tooldforthis: Originally Posted By 2tired2run: I've got a nagging elbow and bicep tendon issue that I'm not opting for a 2nd surgery on. With out at least trying something else. if you ever find anything, and I mean anything (from licking frogs to eating bat guano) that works for the elbow crap, you post that.... been fighting that for over a decade (and have also already done surgery on one of them) both elbows still absolute trainwrecks @tooldforthis most of my 'elbow' issues relate to a torn bicep tendon so I'm not sure if it's really elbow issues. My old orthopedic surgeon retired but I know he used to do cadaver elbow replacements and had a lot of success with them. The new surgeon that did the bicep tendon repair is not the same quality as my old so YMMV that said I've got some tb500 and BPC 157 in the fridge we're going to give this a try just as soon as I work out a dosing schedule. |
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Originally Posted By rollin-tumblin: @TheJudgeHolden could you define the amount of "some test"? I'm currently on TRT dose of 200mg per week split into two doses and I'm considering upping a bit I just got a prescription for Nandrolone for joint pain so I'll be incorporating that soon and see if it helps. |
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Originally Posted By TheJudgeHolden: My standard dose is 180mg a week although I went to 250mg for a while in an effort to preserve muscle while I was in more of an aggressive calorie deficit. I respond very well to test, 200mg a week puts my free test at 300ng and my total around 1500ng at the lowest point in the week so it was definitely very supraphysiological at 250mg. I need AI at anything over 180 a week though and I hate having to figure out just how much Aromasin I need so I prefer to stay so I'm back down to 180 again. I just got a prescription for Nandrolone for joint pain so I'll be incorporating that soon and see if it helps. Deca is useless for joint pain at the levels someone on TRT will be using it for. Clinics like to tell you it will to simply sell you something else. And prepare yourself for possible ED issues and needing more AI's if you are sensitive. The benefits of Nandrolone/Deca only really start to shine around 3-400mgs a week. Either keep it for a rainy day for when you want to blast some gear, or leave it in the medicine cabinet. |
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Originally Posted By TheJudgeHolden: PT-141, made me nauseous then gave me a boner that lasted over two hours till the wife had to finally tap out. Still not sure where I stand with that one Love me some peptides.  |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: I just placed an order for it along with Semax from Amino USA. It should be here on Monday. You can just order bacteriostatic water from Amazon. Here is one example: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BCSRGSGL Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: Originally Posted By Agilt: Where are you sourcing your reconstitution solution? I didn't see any on pura's site. I just placed an order for it along with Semax from Amino USA. It should be here on Monday. You can just order bacteriostatic water from Amazon. Here is one example: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BCSRGSGL |
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Originally Posted By 10mmManiac: [/b] Deca is useless for joint pain at the levels someone on TRT will be using it for. Clinics like to tell you it will to simply sell you something else. And prepare yourself for possible ED issues and needing more AI's if you are sensitive. The benefits of Nandrolone/Deca only really start to shine around 3-400mgs a week. Either keep it for a rainy day for when you want to blast some gear, or leave it in the medicine cabinet.  https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7108994/ A number of guys have been able to discontinue taking opioid pain meds from 100-200mg a week. Worst case the best I get out of it is some extra gains in the gym  |
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Originally Posted By txinvestigator: Is your wife strength training? If not those meds alone will do nothing to prevent osteoporosis, muscle atrophy, cognitive decline, loss of flexibility and mobility. Are you still lifting? Originally Posted By txinvestigator: 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. Is your wife strength training? If not those meds alone will do nothing to prevent osteoporosis, muscle atrophy, cognitive decline, loss of flexibility and mobility. Are you still lifting? And my wife is shockingly flexible and very mobile. |
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Originally Posted By Gator: Say you're on fairly high does of test, but mostly natty - Do you have a YouTube fitness channel? Originally Posted By Gator: 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. Say you're on fairly high does of test, but mostly natty - Do you have a YouTube fitness channel? I say mostly natural because after more than a decade of serious lifting, I did a couple really amateur cycles after college. Nowadays I'm nowhere near natural. |
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I took 157 and TB500 for a wrecked knee. They fixed it right up. I tried NAD+ and it didn’t do much. I did Semorelin and it made me sleep way too deep. I had a lot of trouble waking up. I’m sticking to 180mg TRT per week and calcium d glucerate and grape seed extract to keep the e a little lower. I am 950 and e is high 40s, trying to put it in the 30s without anastrazole. |
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Received my order from Amino USA. Quick and well packaged. I’ve been and am currently using tirzepatide from a compounding pharmacy. I need to decide which peptide I want to add to that regimen first. I’m thinking likely tesamorelin/isamorelin combo. |
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Originally Posted By Waldo0506: I took 157 and TB500 for a wrecked knee. They fixed it right up. I tried NAD+ and it didn’t do much. I did Semorelin and it made me sleep way too deep. I had a lot of trouble waking up. I’m sticking to 180mg TRT per week and calcium d glucerate and grape seed extract to keep the e a little lower. I am 950 and e is high 40s, trying to put it in the 30s without anastrazole. DIM is what u seek. OTC too |
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Originally Posted By PewPewPew1212: DIM is what u seek. OTC too Originally Posted By PewPewPew1212: Originally Posted By Waldo0506: I took 157 and TB500 for a wrecked knee. They fixed it right up. I tried NAD+ and it didn’t do much. I did Semorelin and it made me sleep way too deep. I had a lot of trouble waking up. I’m sticking to 180mg TRT per week and calcium d glucerate and grape seed extract to keep the e a little lower. I am 950 and e is high 40s, trying to put it in the 30s without anastrazole. DIM is what u seek. OTC too My test level was low 300s, just within the acceptable range. I took DIM for about a year and it went up to 550. I expect it to be higher after my weight loss. |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: Anyone here tried testagen, kisspeptin, or oxytocin? What about some of the nootropic peptides? Oxytocin is a labor inducing drug what would be the benefits to a male in taking that one? |
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Originally Posted By 2tired2run: Oxytocin is a labor inducing drug what would be the benefits to a male in taking that one? Originally Posted By Veccio: It has a role in social bonding and behavioral response It may prove to be helpful for those on the spectrum…I envision ads on this website in the future |
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Originally Posted By HELOBRAVO: 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. That Enhanced Games website is quite intriguing. There are interesting times ahead for sure. |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: That Enhanced Games website is quite intriguing. There are interesting times ahead for sure.  Weekend Update: Kevin Nealon on the All-Drug Olympics - SNL |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: It may prove to be helpful for those on the spectrum…I envision ads on this website in the future I’m shocked at the lack of response to this comment |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: I’m shocked at the lack of response to this comment Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: It may prove to be helpful for those on the spectrum…I envision ads on this website in the future I’m shocked at the lack of response to this comment They're all out doing research on the veracity of your comment
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Originally Posted By 2tired2run: Oxytocin is a labor inducing drug what would be the benefits to a male in taking that one? I’ve seen it used in a nasal spray for what they call executive fatigue. Gives them a feeling of wellness for someone that lives with high stress |
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Originally Posted By 2tired2run: Oxytocin is a labor inducing drug what would be the benefits to a male in taking that one? I’ve seen it used in a nasal spray for what they call executive fatigue. Gives them a feeling of wellness for someone that lives with high stress |
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Originally Posted By TheJudgeHolden: Guess the 72% of guys in this study who reported significant joint pain improvement on it didn't get that memo https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7108994/ A number of guys have been able to discontinue taking opioid pain meds from 100-200mg a week. Worst case the best I get out of it is some extra gains in the gym I'm telling you this from two decades of dealing with PED's. These small studies don't prove much. They had a whopping 18 men report back lol. The side effects from DECA won't be worth it and they will not see long term relief if any at all. There won't be gains in the gym from 100-200mg's of DECA, it will just suppress their natural test. They will more than likely see some hair loss, depression, some prolactin/gyno issues, some experience ED and more. 19-nor's are not friendly if not used right. If it was stacked with some TRT, then sure, they might be ok for a bit, but not long and the benefits won't outweigh the sides. Don't believe me? Hop on some NPP or regular ole Deca without a test base. |
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Originally Posted By madmathew: What about for plantar fascitis? I have had one foot wearing me out for a year now. Not sure about inflammation, 157/500 seems to help most with repairing of damaged/torn tissue. It does increase oxygen content and blood flow, so maybe would help, but I'm sure there are peptides that would do a better job with joint/tendon inflammation. |
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I had been on tirzepatide for a while, Over the past week, I’ve gradually added tesamorelin, ipamorelin, NAD+, melanotan II, and BP157/TB500. I’ve added each at low to moderate doses. I also started taking DHEA and DIM capsules. I seem to be having quite satisfactory result thus far. |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: I had been on tirzepatide for a while, Over the past week, I’ve gradually added tesamorelin, ipamorelin, NAD+, melanotan II, and BP157/TB500. I’ve added each at low to moderate doses. I also started taking DHEA and DIM capsules. I seem to be having quite satisfactory result thus far. How has it been adding tes? I've been considering adding that and giving 157 a try for a few year old wrist injury that has been bothering me for a while |
| I do believe my appetite has increased a little bit on the tesamorelin, but it hasn’t been unmanageable. I still have room to go up on the tirzepatide dose and/or add retatrutide |
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@TheRealSundance might be able to provide some input into this thread. Not sure on the weight loss ones but the seems well versed with many of the others, what they do, doses, side effects...etc. |
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Originally Posted By enforcer5369: I’m looking to start BPC and TB. I’m tired of living in constant pain from what I’ve put my body thru. I’m willing to try almost anything at this point. I think you'll be pretty amazed at the results. I was skeptical as hell about this stuff, but it's been a game changer. |
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So BPC/TB looks like a daily protocol? 10-20 units, guess that'd last a little while. Could get expensive if you stayed on it for a while. (Of course, all this stuff can be like that.) I see it referenced as the "Wolverine blend". Does it come with the claws? Curious about the nootropics too, though it looks like both Semax and Selank originate from Russia. That makes me a little nervous, ha. |
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Originally Posted By Findsman: So BPC/TB looks like a daily protocol? 10-20 units, guess that'd last a little while. Could get expensive if you stayed on it for a while. (Of course, all this stuff can be like that.) I see it referenced as the "Wolverine blend". Does it come with the claws? Curious about the nootropics too, though it looks like both Semax and Selank originate from Russia. That makes me a little nervous, ha. BPC is daily, TB is weekly. You could take TB daily with BPC, but it doesn't seem to improve the healing rate that significantly. |
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Originally Posted By thorm001: Triple–Hormone-Receptor Agonist Retatrutide for Obesity — A Phase 2 Trial Originally Posted By thorm001: Triple–Hormone-Receptor Agonist Retatrutide for Obesity — A Phase 2 Trial Reta is going to be wild on the market once it gets FDA approval. I can’t imagine what they’re going to charge for it on rx. I had a good experience with semaglutide a couple years ago so I’m hopeful Reta will be similar. Pura had the bulk 10-pack of the 10mg on sale a couple weeks ago.  Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: I’d recommend against doing what I did, which was bought a combo vial of bp157/tb500 10mg/10mg. It makes the dosing a lot trickier Okay, that’s good to know! 
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Originally Posted By Findsman: So BPC/TB looks like a daily protocol? 10-20 units, guess that'd last a little while. Could get expensive if you stayed on it for a while. (Of course, all this stuff can be like that.) I see it referenced as the "Wolverine blend". Does it come with the claws? Curious about the nootropics too, though it looks like both Semax and Selank originate from Russia. That makes me a little nervous, ha. Yes I took BPC everyday. Tesamorelin was 5 days on and 2 days off I’ve seen lots about the Wolverine stack but haven’t tried it yet. There’s lots to play with in peptides |
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Originally Posted By The_HKFanboy: I’ve been on Zepbound since June of 2024 and I’ve lost 110 pounds Attached File Well done! |
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