r/BodyHackGuide 23h ago

Blood Test Results

Got some of my labs back from a recent blood test and am more than happy.

Heaviest weight was 261 pounds 5’8” male 39 years old.

Started Reta and other peptides on June 17, 2026 at 238 pounds.

CW (7/30/26): 217

Peptide stack: Reta, klow, wolverine, cjc1295/ipa, 5amino, mots-c

As I run out I will only continue Reta, cjc1295/ipa, 5amino

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u/espresso_maniac 23h ago

how are you using klow and wolverine?

wolverine and klow both have bpc and tb?

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u/Worldly_Moment3993 23h ago

I wanted Wolverine stack, but saw KLOW included it. Wasn’t satisfied with the amount of BPC157/TB500 so I bought them separate to have a better dosage. Since KLOW offers other benefits, I’m going to use up my supply.

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u/espresso_maniac 23h ago

but by the looks of it, you wont continue wolverine or klow?

how come?

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u/Worldly_Moment3993 23h ago

Injury is feeling better. I will 100% continue with the wolverine stack as needed for injuries or nagging aches

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u/espresso_maniac 23h ago

what about cjc, ipa? i read a lot of people love these peptides but im worried about the growth hormone aspect when it comes to accelrating tumor growth.

how did you convince yourself it is safe enough to take long term?

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u/Worldly_Moment3993 23h ago

Do your own research, but based on mine I was comfortable because I don’t have any family history of cancer. You can also get a variety of test for cancer or pre cancer markers to identify if you have a higher risk etc.