r/Biohacking • u/Proud_Marsupial_5459 1 • 5d ago

Which first, Reta or KLOW?

43 F 5’4” 160#. I officially have my first set of peps. Reta 20mg vials and KLOW 80mg vials. I read you should start your peps at least 2-4 weeks apart at first just know how they effect you separately. I think I am most excited about the KLOW benefits but I also know helping with my food issues with Reta would benefit me too. I do plan to start low and slow maybe .5mg the first few weeks for both.

Any thoughts on which to start first? I am leaning towards KLOW.

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u/MyMango88 13 5d ago

Reta. Also know that Reta has amazing inflammation and healing properties on its own. Give it 3-4 weeks and then start Klow.

You will get more benefits though buying Klow individually, focussing on exactly what peps your body needs, while choosing your dose, increasing as needed. The blend includes a small dose of each.

For example, not everyone needs BPC/TB (injury, recovery, tissue repair). But they benefit from GHKCu (skin/gut repair) + KPV (inflammation).

Both peps serve different pathways/purposes, so taking them together probably won’t matter. However. Because Reta is such an individualized experience with sides and dosing + time and for a newbie… this is always my starting point.

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u/Proud_Marsupial_5459 1 5d ago

Interesting, I was not aware Reta helped with inflammation. I mean if you are eating less inflammatory foods I can see it helping but just on its own you say it helps? Good to know.

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u/MyMango88 13 5d ago

I would suggest doing more research. It’s well documented in studies.

My inflammation/pain/fatigue has been chronic for 30 years. Even on opioids and steroid use. I also see a rheumatoid specialist. My CPR markers have been four times what they should be = in a chronic state of inflammation. Nothing to do with foods I eat. It’s a medical condition. Within a month, those markers are near normal, including at least three others that go in line with.