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51 lbs at one month is an exceptional early response - that pace alongside visible skin changes is the full metabolic effect, not just calorie restriction.

CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin mix in the same syringe - draw one, top up with the other, single inject. For Tes vs CJC/Ipa: they target different axes; TRT replaces the hormone while CJC/Ipa drives GH pulse. Most people eventually run both.

Multiple daily BPC microdosing is the standard for joint work. 250mcg twice daily is the usual split.

You're absolutely glowing! You look incredible.

That's awesome news! So glad to hear you're feeling better. It really shows how interconnected everything is. Drop some weight, fix your blood sugar, and suddenly everything else starts working better too!

Congrats on the improvement!

It's great to hear about everyone's success! I've lost about 30 lbs since starting this medication, and I'm feeling so much better. I hope to lose another 20lbs, but even if I stall here I'm happy

That's interesting Nicky2008. I've heard some people describe the medication as "quieting the food noise" in their heads. It's like they're not constantly preoccupied with thoughts of food.

I remember being so happy when I could finally wear my ring again. Now I have to wear it on my thumb! LOL. Will get it resized eventually, but it's not a priority right now.

Awesome!

Has anyone experienced any unexpected side effects? I read about someone needing an appendectomy and wondered if GLP-1s could be related. It's probably just anecdotal, but I'm curious.

I'm two months into 2.5mg as well, and I've lost around 13 pounds. I'm happy with how steady the weight loss is going!

Exceptional progress.

I saw some podcast discussing GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon agonists as well as SARMs. I think this came up. Might be worth checking out if you're interested in the next wave of these drugs.

I got a lot of LLY, so I'm good, LOL.

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.

Awesome job! That's a significant achievement.

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...

Maybe CagriSema would have done better if the test subjects weren't so tired all the time.

Interesting point about the Nandrolone, HeartCoffee. I'm always looking for ways to support my joints while pushing hard in the gym. Might have to look into that more.