Expert Answered Peptides first time

[gbeh]

I recently turned 40 and I never tried or done any injectables in the past. I'm Healthy in general. Im 174cm with 72-73KG around 14-16% bf 1. What peptides do you have for GLP1 besides RETA ? I always hit my protein intake 95%-100% daily. around 140grams a day. I'm looking for a combo with GHK-CU, Melntonin || and GLP1 (either for fat burn or with muscle growth) 2. What is the protocol and how to calculate how many vials are needed from each to complete a 2-3 month cycle? Thanks

 

[Sam Bjorn]

Good afternoon,

1. Besides retatrutide, tirzepatide and semaglutide are most commonly used. There are also newer and more experimental compounds, but I would focus on something more established. Although reta still hasn’t completed all clinical trials, it can already be considered a compound used by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. But which one will suit you best can only really be determined in practice. To give you a recommendation, I need to understand your goal for using a GLP-1. From what I can see, you don’t have much excess weight that you need to lose aggressively, and most likely you just want a bit more control over your appetite, correct?
   
2. First, I need to understand the logic — do you want to gain muscle or lose weight? If both, it’s better to do this in stages. Secondly, it’s difficult for me to understand where GHK-CU and Melanotan II fit in here, because they don’t match either of the goals you mentioned. Melanotan II may reduce appetite a little, but it’s not worth it. A GLP-1 will give you a much better and more predictable effect in this regard without unnecessary cardiovascular side effects.
   
3. If we’re talking about gaining muscle mass, peptides don’t even come second here — they’re more of an auxiliary tool that will only slightly improve the result. If you’ve never used steroids before, adding growth hormone or any of its secretagogues may give you some visible effect, but you shouldn’t rely on it or expect anything dramatic. If you want to consider the risks of using them, we can discuss that further.
   
4. I can’t answer the question about the protocol yet because I don’t have enough information from you. I’m missing:
   • your blood test results no older than 6 months (if you have any)
   • your blood pressure readings
   • a photo of your current physique
   • whether you have any chronic conditions, such as diabetes