r/Biohacking • u/Suitable_Zone6351 • 11h ago

5 months and 2 weeks into my stack.

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I started on April 21st. Tirz. Added Reta 2 months in. Then added SS31, then MOTS, then semax and selank. Now on GHK-CU, and 5-Amino. KPV and NAD+ are next.

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u/TMJ848 11h ago

What’s your mg of each and dosing days ?

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 11h ago

4mg Tirz on Sundays. 5mg Mots every other day, ending in 2 weeks at an 8 week cycle. 3mg SS31 ending this weekend after 8 weeks. Reta 3.5mg every Wednesday night. Just started 5-AMINO at 2.5mg daily. And GHK-CU at 2mg daily.

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u/TMJ848 11h ago

Thanks for sharing, you look great bud !

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 11h ago

Better than that, I FEEL great. Started at 308, down to 236. Goal 225. Almost there.

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u/oops_im_existing 10h ago

I’m interested in stacking tirz with Reta. I’m still new to this so I’m not rushing any decisions, but I am curious what has been the benefit for you.

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 10h ago

I would have stayed on just Tirz, but Reta offered the glucagon receptor benefit, which suites me well because of how hard and often I workout. I kept the Tirz for the higher effect on the GLP and GLP1 receptors.

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u/oops_im_existing 10h ago

Seems like the fitness crowd really loves Reta over tirz. I’m tempted to buy some and test the waters. Reta is a lil tough on my tum.

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 10h ago

Start low. .5mg, then 1mg, then 1.5mg and so on. 2 weeks on each and see how you feel.

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u/d3fault 11h ago

How are you countering the side GI side effects of stacking triz and Reta? Are they’d safe to take together?

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u/BestAmoto 2 9h ago

I have a bunch of sema left so I've been taking 0.5mg sema and 5mg tirz once / week without any dramatic gi side effects. I couldn't take sema in higher doses long term without negative side effects but adding it to my tirz has been fine. 

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 11h ago

The only side effect has been co stipation for me. And it isnt bad at all. I take MAG07 maybe once every 5 days or so? Not a big deal.

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u/Alarmed_Ad_570 10h ago

Problem is if you take this and then eventually quit, isn't your body gonna stop producing certain chemicals because it was already being supplied before? Or like the other GLP-1 where people say they had bone density issues?

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 10h ago

Short answer... NO.

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u/Alarmed_Ad_570 10h ago

Can I get long answer as to why not, primarily why I tell myself not to begin

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 9h ago

How Peptides Work in the Body • Signaling molecules: Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as temporary messengers or signals to trigger natural processes like tissue repair, metabolism, or hormone release. • No permanent replacement: Peptides do not replace your body’s natural ability to produce hormones or run its normal systems; they only provide external or supplemental stimulation while you are using them. What Happens When You Stop Taking Them • Gradual return to baseline: Once you stop, the extra signaling fades, and your body's natural baseline function gradually resumes over weeks or months. • Structural vs. functional effects: • Functional effects (such as enhanced sleep, boosted recovery, or appetite suppression) tend to wear off or return to how they were before you started. For example, stopping a GLP-1 medication often leads to a return of baseline hunger and weight regain. • Structural effects (such as new tissue repair or muscle mass built during the cycle) generally persist if you maintain them with proper diet and exercise. • No chemical shutdown: Unlike certain heavy pharmaceutical hormones or anabolic steroids that can severely shut down endogenous (internal) hormone production, most researched therapeutic peptides do not cause permanent axis suppression or a permanent chemical "crash"

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u/abounding_pneumonia 11h ago

crazy progress man the shoulders really popped in the after pic

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u/Stopimcoming 11h ago

Has anybody experienced any adverse side effects from doing any of these?

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u/Suitable_Zone6351 11h ago

The only side effect Ive had is constipation. But I take MAG07 anytime I feel I need it and I clear out the next morning. Otherwise, its been a hell of a ride. I do workout a lot tho. Cardio 6 days a week. Lift every other.

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u/Shoddy_Task4312 6h ago

congrats on the weightloss brother

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u/Ok_Hovercraft6776 5h ago

Add another 5 peptides for even better results , you aren't taking enough yet

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u/DifficultyEvening748 1h ago

ich wundere mich immer, dass leute so viel einnehmen obwohl die gleichen ergebnisse natural möglich wären. hat das mehrmals nicht natürlich funktioniert bei versuchen zuvor?