Stacking ALL the peptides?

Scale-Diary

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Hi everyone,

I'm getting great results with Reta so far, and now I'm thinking about adding some other peptides into the mix.

I just purchased these peptides to test them individually, as they each offer something that interests me:

BPC-157 10 mg
GHK-Cu 100 mg
Epithalon 10 mg
NAD+ 500 mg
MOTS-C 10 mg
5-amino-1mq 10 mg
Selank 10 mg
Semax 10 mg
SS-31 10 mg
KPV 10 mg

I know it's best to try them one at a time to monitor effects, so I was thinking of starting with Semax or Selank. Then, I'd move on to a mitochondria-focused plan using NAD+, SS-31, and MOTS-C for about 3 months. I might not have enough SS-31 for that though, so I'll adjust the plan a little.

I'm not sure what to do with Epitalon, 5-amino-1mq, GHK-CU, KPV, and BPC-157 after all of that. Any suggestions? Or should I change the whole plan?
 
Aside from those mitochondrial peptides, most of those aren't really related, and you *could* take many at the same time. But like you said, introducing one at a time is the smarter move. They each have their own cycle lengths too.

I'd choose a specific problem you're trying to solve first. Poor recovery? Then begin with BCP/TB500/GHK/KPV. If that goes well, address another issue. Dealing with brain fog? Try Semax and Selank. I like Semax before work and Selank after workouts and before bed.

I've heard that mitochondrial protocol is really effective. I'd make sure you have enough SS31 to do it right before starting. These things aren't cheap, so get the most out of them.
 
Epitalon seems to be its own thing. I haven't heard of people noticing big changes while on it, more like trusting it's working in the background. I think you can take it whenever and not worry about isolating it. If you want to see how each one impacts you separately, maybe try GHK-CU and BPC-157 before you start the KLOW stack, since they're part of that anyway.
 
Check out the Enhanced Man on YouTube. He runs genetic tests after each cycle of epitalon and his telomeres get longer, his biological age goes down, and other age markers improve. Interesting stuff.
 
I'm super interested in Epitalon's potential and plan to cycle it myself soon.
SlowNSteady68 said:
Check out the Enhanced Man on YouTube. He runs genetic tests after each cycle of epitalon and his telomeres get longer, his biological age goes down, and other age markers improve. Interesting stuff.
I meant I don't expect to feel different taking it, like more energy or losing weight, where you'd notice it was effective. I believe in the internal benefits, and I was thinking taking Epitalon with something else wouldn't make it hard to know which one caused any physical changes.
 
Telomeres *might* lengthen with epithalon, but we don't know if lengthening them actually extends lifespan. We only have data suggesting that short telomeres are linked to earlier death.

Also, some of those at-home biological age tests aren't very reliable. You can test yourself twice at the same time and get different results.
 
ByeByeBackfat said:
Has anyone tried Ipamorelin or Semorelin as a combo for boosting HGH? I'm trying to drop like, 10-15 extra pounds, and also my joints could use some love lol. Energy and recovery would be awesome too.
I cycled Ipamorelin/CJC for a few years. Honestly, I didn’t 'feel' anything. I kept using them hoping they were helping me behind the scenes. Labs didn't show a rise in IGF-1.
 
Yeah, the clinics that sell that stuff make BANK. It's annoying how much they overpromise. I've heard some people get elevated blood pressure from Ipamorelin, and everyone gets a lighter wallet.
 
Adding to Reta - start with one thing at a time so you can tell what's doing what. BPC-157 gets a lot of positive mention here for recovery. What are you thinking of stacking?
 
Stacking is tempting on Reta. The practical limit is usually budget and injection fatigue - each compound adds variables to track.
 
Evidence hierarchy matters with peptides because human data is thinner than with pharmaceuticals. Starting with compounds that have mechanistic rationale plus real-world community data is safer than pure animal study territory. Reta has enough usage data at this point to anchor a stack well.
 
BPC-157 is the common first stack on Reta for joint and gut recovery - it doesn't interfere with the GLP-1 mechanism and most people run it alongside without issue.
 
EU auto-pen stock has been sporadic - liki24 going empty is a common pattern during supply crunches. Injektopedia and German medical supply sites have been workable alternatives, though stock fluctuates. Worth checking the EU sourcing threads here for current options.
 
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