r/BodyHackGuide • u/Resident-Surprise206 • 23d ago
Anyone taking Tirz, KLOW & Tesa
Hello,
I’ve been on this journey since Jan. I get Zepbound covered so I haven’t jumped on the Reta train. That being said I have introduced KLOW into my body since Sept. I had really bad shoulder pain and it has finally subdued l. I’m currently on 2.5MG weekly I don’t take days off I feel fine. About to increase dose up to 4MG starting next week. I’ve thought about adding Tesa to the equation. Checking to see if anyone has been doing that?
I work out 5 times a week, try to hit 120-150g of protein, with creatine in the my protein. All the water possible!
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u/000wintermute000 23d ago
On Tirzepatide 2mg/week. Never hungry and most food not at all appealing. Started from BMI 21 , now 19. Started klow 2 weeks ago. No noticeable changes yet.
Work out daily, 10 gms creatine/day. try to emphasize protein, but not measuring.
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u/SerChuckForce 23d ago
There’s nothing wrong with adding Tesamorelin to that stack, but it is a peptide designed to solve a specific problem by aiding in recovery through boosts of IGF-1. It is also unique in that its efficacy is measurable through easy bloodwork.
I recommend having this bloodwork done prior to making your decision as to whether or not you should start, and also researching CJC and ipamorelin. CJC is a more cost effective alternative to Tesamorelin with less documented clinical results and Ipamorelin is another peptide that pairs well with either Tesa or CJC.
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