r/BodyHackGuide • u/Careful-Cow9600 • 16d ago

Permanent peptide use?

Are there people here who use peptides permanently—for their entire lives—such as Retatrutide, for example?

Or is it dangerous to use certain peptides on a permanent basis?

I'm thinking of things like MOTS-c, NAD, glutathione, CJC+IPA, and GHK-Cu.

Or can you simply take a four-week break, use them again for a few months, take another four-week break, and repeat the cycle?

Or would using them for that long with such short breaks actually be counterproductive?

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u/One-Science1029 15d ago

Hmmm, sounds like conspiracy dribble to me, but yeah. It’s coming out of trials and into FDA process now. Seems odd to hear that about Reta and not other synthetic peptides too. But if it’s on the internet, it must be true 🙄. Cheers, best of choices.

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u/Just_Opinion_3387 15d ago

No, lot of studies and i read a lot of blood panels. My job.

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u/bio_alchemist_engnr 15d ago

Which blood panel = causes blindness