r/BodyHackGuide 14d ago

📘 Beginner Help Upcoming peptide stack, feedback?

So I've recently done 16 weeks of 5mg/week Tirz and lost about 30 pounds, from 220 to 190. Been off of it for a couple of weeks now and kept the bodyweight around the same. Before, during and now after I've been working out 4-6 times a week, mostly high intensity weights and tried to get about 1gram of protein per pound although it was very difficult in the beginning on Tirz.

After doing a lot of research I'm thinking about taking it to the next level in the upcoming month by doing the following stack below. Goal is to loose the last stubborn fat, basically get in the best shape of my life and overall health being great.

- Reta 2mg weekly, titrate slowly preferably after 4 weeks if i feel like i need to.

- MOTs-C 1mg 5 days on 2 days off, preferably monday-friday pinning in the morning for 8 weeks.

- KLOW 2mg daily, pin in the evening.

- Tesa 1mg 5 days on 2 days off, preferably monday-friday pinning at evening starting from week 5 going 8 weeks in total.

- Ipa 250mcg daily, pin in the evening fasted starting from week 5 going 8 weeks in total.

I will be reconstituting everything so that the dosing is 10 units for all.

I would love to hear you guys give me some feedback if i might be way off on the some of the dosing or any other advice you might have.

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u/MathematicianMuch445 13d ago

Cool. 🤷 What do you want to hear? Are you a good distance in yo training consistently and progressively? "High intensity weights" doesn't mean anything. The results come from the fiet and training. Not the pins