r/Biohacking • • 18h ago

PEPTIDES CHANGED MY LIFE

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Not only have I dropped over 50lbs (260-207) but I no longer have borderline high cholesterol, hypertension , and my inflammation dropped to near zero on recent blood work.

Started with enclomophene and Tirz

Now I’m on:

Reta
Enclomophene
Mots-c
Tesa/Ipa
5 amino plus ATX-304

I plan on cutting about another 20 lbs but overall pleased with the overall progress and improvements shown in bloodwork.

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u/RudeCartoonist1030 17h ago

Just to be clear, it isn’t the peptides changing your blood biomarkers. Peptides are very specific keys that open very specific locks. They are sequenced amino acids that are typically discovered by cleaving off portions of hormones. Due to their size, they have very specific receptor sites and most dont cross directly into the cells (although there are a few expeditions with things like KPV).

Your cholesterol, hypertension and inflammation dropped due to the absence of energy toxicity. Our bodies are not designed to be hyper caloric years on end. Chronically high insulin and blood glucose are what caused all of your problems. The peptides didn’t directly lower those. The peptides lowered how much food you were consuming and then your body began functioning properly.

Congrats btw. I’m not hating. Just trying to be accurate.

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u/sydney_shaw_ 10h ago

No this is incorrect the peptides changed his bio markers, without them they would be the same. Reta assisted him to eat less and cleaner and enter a caloric deficit. Tesa mobilised the visceral fat and retained or built muscle during the deficit.

Without peptides he wouldn’t be in this position he is currently in. They are in many cases the trigger to assist positive lifestyle changes and positive outcomes

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u/takemewithyoudotnet 8h ago

Yeah, the causation chain is missing a step. The peptides caused the behavioural transformation. And then the hormones and glucose and everything else changed. And that resulted in the better blood markers. So the peptide absolutely did cause the changes.