Can I ask how much before bed you are taking DSIP? Also, how much of a difference does it make? As a mom I can think I’m going to bed at one time and it drastically change 🤪. I just have tried this without a huge change in deep sleep but I’m wondering if my life is screwing with the timing.

Has anyone completed at 12 week cycle & not really seen any results with these 2? I also did a 4 week cycle of SS-31 prior to starting this cycle, also ran 9 week cycle of Mots-C along with the Retatrutide & Tesamorelin. I've been microdosing the Reta, 1mg 2x per week, I definitely felt the appetite & food noise suppression. I've also prioritized hitting protein. My Tesamorelin dose I'd 1mg 5x per week. However no noticeable changes in belly fat or body composition.

I could use your advice on timing. I have a rare in‑person work trip at the end of April and a conference shortly after. My retatrutide arrives this week, and I’m eager to start, but I’ve been cautioned that the first few weeks can come with side effects that might make travel and long meetings uncomfortable. I’m also currently on a BPC‑157/TB‑500 blend for a recent injury, so I’m trying to think through whether I should pause that before starting Reta or finish the cycle first. Given the upcoming travel and a family vacation in mid‑June, I’m trying to balance starting soon with minimizing disruption. Would love your thoughts or experiences on: - Starting now vs. waiting until after April travel - Whether to overlap or pause BPC/TB before starting Reta Appreciate any guidance. Thanks

I've been traveling this week so I haven't been able to update as much on here the past few days... but I wanted to get this out to everyone! I personally love 5 amino 1 mq and have cycled it many times. If you want to learn more about this research compound take a look! This is also posted up top under the classroom tab where all the spotlights are listed for easy reference!

Cartalax is a great healing, regenerative peptide. If you want to do a deeper dive on it see attached! This has also been posted under the classroom tab up at the top for easy reference. Happy reading ladies!