Currently pinning Reta 6mg once a week, ipa/tesa once a day, occasional liquid aminos like lipo-c, l carnitine, NAD+ 3 days a week @50mg each dose. Started oral rad140 & cardarine at 50mg a day each, along with igf1-lr3. My hunger has jumped substanially since introducing igf1-lr3. Anyone have any feedback on this stack? Going to use the igf1 for 30 days, & the rad140 / cardarine for 6 weeks.

The last week has been interesting. I planned to eat super healthy while using the Reta/CJC blend on top of my TRT. It started out great, felt great, cut fat quick, but last week I was really drained. I've been working on a massive project, 18hrs a day in front of the computer most days, waking up in the middle of the night with an idea and working a few hours etc. So the mental drain has taken its toll. My buddy sent me a really good youtube video by a Dr talking about men on TRT and Reta, and how important it is to eat carbs. I was trying to stay on a low carb diet, but he explained how the combo of TRT and Reta means that is a bad idea, the body needs glucose more so in that scenario than it would otherwise. I increased my carb intake significantly and the results have been great! Im looking much leaner and my energy is back! I'll do a weigh in and update you guys on progress soon! Carbs aren't always the enemy.

This video is a straight, experience-based discussion of RAD-140 after years of exposure to different compounds and training phases. I’m not breaking this down from a hype angle or a scripted perspective — this is about how RAD-140 actually compared to other options over time, especially in terms of strength, motivation in the gym, and overall feel. Topics I touch on: - Why RAD-140 consistently stood out for me - Strength and training drive observations - General suppression misconceptions people repeat online - Why experience matters more than reading scripts - How perspective changes when you’ve tried multiple approaches This isn’t medical advice and it’s not an instruction video — it’s a real-world discussion meant to add context and clarity where a lot of noise exists online. 👇 Use the comments to add value. If you’ve noticed differences in strength, motivation, or recovery — or if your experience was completely different — post what you observed (no specifics needed). Patterns matter more than isolated opinions. More long-form breakdowns like this are being added regularly as archived content continues to be uploaded.