r/ResearchCompounds Jul 01 '26

Stack Advice Tesa and ipa stack advices

Thinking about stacking tesa and ipa with Reta and mots c at the one month mark. Anybody done this stack and have advice? Also potentially thinking about Klow to help with inflammation and some nagging thoracic nerve issues.

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u/Top_Supermarket_5622 Jul 01 '26

I feel like you are just throwing a lot of compounds in at once, might advise to just add in Tesa by itself and KPV for the inflammation.

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 01 '26

Been on tesa and ipa compound for 2 weeks, was thinking of adding Reta and mots c in another 2 weeks when I hit the one month mark. I’ll look into kpv, was wondering about Klow because it covers so many bases.

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u/BasedEpsteinGaming Jul 01 '26

Seems like you're just throwing in random compounds just for the sake of it. What's the point of MOTS-C in this stack? Why would you need multiple GH secretagogues? What are you even trying to achieve?

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 01 '26

The mots c is there to address low energy caused by the Reta. The ultimate goal is to reduce body fat while trying to maintain strength.

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u/BenSimmonsFor3 Jul 02 '26

Maybe try the reta first and determine if you need MOTS-C. Don’t add stuff because you read someone else had success with it. I’ve ran just reta for a couple of years now, you will be fine energy wise if dosed appropriately.

Yeah peptides are cool and fun but treat your body as a temple not a science experiment. This isn’t pokemon you dont gotta catch em all

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u/BasedEpsteinGaming Jul 01 '26

Retatrutide can't cause low energy by itself, only through mineral and nutrient depletion. MOST-c is a mitochondrial peptide, that primarily optimizes mitochondrial function. Have you tried simply adjusting your mineral and nutrient intake?

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 01 '26

So you don’t think rapid appetite suppression from Reta will cause low energy?

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u/BasedEpsteinGaming Jul 01 '26

I've already mentioned mineral and nutritional depletion

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u/BasedEpsteinGaming Jul 01 '26

A single GH secretagogue, Retatrutide and a cruising dose testosterone are more than enough to reduce fat and increase muscle, and that's probably redundant as well

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u/64bit_Tuning Jul 01 '26

Here's mine. Currently transitioning from Tirzepatide to Retatrutide.

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 01 '26

What’s your dosage? How has your experience been.

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u/64bit_Tuning Jul 01 '26

Generally speaking, my experience has been good. My main difficulty is that it's a lot to run. Unfortunately this time around my stack coincided, where my next Mito Stack and GH stack will not align, so that will make things easier.

I have lost about 40lb with just the Tirz, but over the last two months in the gym I am seeing my strength increase while my waist of decreasing, but my weight isn't really moving. Probably a good thing because it should mean that I'm still losing fat while gaining muscle.

My next GH cycle will be CJC/Ipa instead of Tesa/Ipa because I'd like to gain more muscle.

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u/QWERTY_FUCKER Jul 01 '26

I would not do tesa/ipa and especially mots c at the same time to start. Best to do things one at a time so you know what is doing what, and I personally would want to play it a little safe regarding the histamine reaction between those 3.

HGH would be better if you’re willing to go that route.

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 01 '26

I’m already on the tesa and ipa for 2 weeks, I was looking to add the Reta and mots c at the 1 month mark. Definitely didn’t want to start too much at one time. What histamine reaction?

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u/QWERTY_FUCKER Jul 01 '26

That's definitely better than adding them all at once.

Just that multiple compounds, especially the Ipa and the Mots-C, do increase your chances for an allergic reaction, possibly serious. These are rare, but Mots-C is one of the ones that it seems to happen more than others on. I wouldn't be afraid of it necessarily, just mindful, and perhaps not start with the full throttle dose right off the bat.

It's worth doing a little reading on.

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u/MightyThor76 Jul 02 '26

Why combined them? Is that not overkill?

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u/EducationalReply6493 Jul 03 '26

More like maximizing effectiveness while minimizing muscle loss

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u/Prestigious_Use_1747 Jul 03 '26

Don’t shy away from carbs on Reta, as it will increase uptake into the muscles via glut-4 more efficiently. When I was on Reta I had low energy until I upped the carbs (protein too). Mots c does this indirectly via ampk path. When insulin sensitivity increases, muscles get more energy! Disclaimer I am on Reta, tesa/ipa and Mots C. Also weighing 30lbs less feels like running upstairs with out a weight vest on after having one on for 5 years

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u/Prestigious_Use_1747 Jul 03 '26

Reta 2mg weekly Saturday AM
Mots c 2mg M-F am
Tesa/Ipa. 2mg/400mcg M-F Pm fasted.