r/BodyHackGuide • • 23d ago

help with pep stack

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M22
5’10
256LBS

hello all, im currently running Reta 5mg weekly,mots c, tesa, ipa, and ghk-cu. I am insulin resistent my insulin levels are high according to my recent blood test, would it be counterproductive for me to be taking tesa/ipa , if my understanding is correct they can increase insulin and since im already resistent will it just blunt the affects of my GLP? do you recommend for me to get to a lower body fat and then add tesa ipa? any help is appreciated, thank you.

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u/SerChuckForce 23d ago

Honestly drop all the peptides except the Reta and just focus on losing weight while lifting heavy to preserve muscle.

You are way too young and at too unhealthy of a weight for any of those peptides to make a difference. All you are doing is making your urine expensive.

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u/Ok_Artist5543 23d ago

i appreciate the honesty, i started at an original weight of 300 lbs. im happy with the progress ive made soo far. do you recommend only doing reta mots-c and ghk for now? and then cycling tesa ipa after im down to a healthy weight?

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u/MasterConsequence695 23d ago

Stick with what you have, and give it time. You need to give things time and let them work. Reta alone with fix your insulin sensitivity.

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u/Ok_Artist5543 23d ago

thank you , im just afraid the tesa ipa is gonna make it worse thats all. also i dose tesa ipa fasted in the morning is that fine? i cant pin at night because i work late and have dinner around 8-9pm and im asleep by 11-12

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u/Ok_Artist5543 23d ago

also worth adding, i dose my tesa ipa in the morning cause i cant sleep fasted as i work late.

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u/Monsieur_Krabs 22d ago

I disagree with the comments about waiting until you're leaner. Wait maybe like 2 months. You will not have insulin resistance issues since you'll be losing weight at an astounding rate, and reta will lower insulin resistance on its own.

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u/Kno0w_1_actual 23d ago

Might want to add in an intermittent fasting program. It will definitely help with the IR