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0:37Speaker 2back to the Peptide of the Week podcast. I'm your host, JD Denham across the way, my buddy William T. Haws.
0:45Speaker 2Not much. How's life? What's going on? It's good. I got a little tattoo on Friday. Was that Friday? No, Saturday. Yeah, it was Saturday and I got, think a Wednesday. Feeling pretty good.
0:54Speaker 1Went, Jake goes very deep. Really? I mean, I got my whole kneecap done and I could fall asleep the whole time.
1:05Speaker 1Yeah. It? Yeah. Wonder why it didn't work for me. Did you wrap it with a yeah, Yeah, you did. That's the key. That's the key. So all we did, I mean, you barely see, because like we didn't do a whole bunch.
1:19Speaker 1hurt. I don't care who you are. Like if you're saying that tattoos don't hurt, Yeah. You're lying and trying to be tough. Yeah. Although girl you know what? It's funny. Girls girls, women, women have a higher pain threshold tolerance than we do. Right? Because they have to have they have to have more bear babies, and that shit hurts.
1:40Speaker 1That thing hurts. The older I get, it hurts. Yeah. Lead is same thing. More of a pain pussy I get. So, yes, I've used some I used some numbing cream on there.
1:51Speaker 1numbing cream that's like, it's really good. But I also have always done, like, put it on, sometimes not put saran wrap around it. Right. And then sometimes have, it's funny, on the way there, I was chat GPTing like, much of an effect does is it to actually Saran wrap the thing? And they basically said, well, this is a clinical, like standard practice. I forget the name of it, but to wrap something in a non breathable deal and it makes about a 60% difference. That's a big deal. That's a huge deal. I've noticed that because I've done it numerous times. As you said, when you get older, I don't think that you're,
2:26Speaker 2I just think you get sick of pain. I'm covered in tattoos. I've had so many and like, I'm like, I don't remember like a few tattoos back and I've gotten numerous since I've said this, but I was like, I'm done. Like I'm done. I'm pained out of tattoos. I did for quite a while,
2:41Speaker 1but anyways, like I'd have no problem saying that I use that tattoo cream. I don't care. Don't care. Whatever. Don't care anymore. No. Now folks, everybody's listening. Like if it's your 1st tattoo, no, you cannot use numbing cream. Like we went a long, long time. We got to know it's not allowed. You have to earn it.
3:09Speaker 1Don't stand on your hands. Yeah, you can't do that. You have to earn your way. You have to earn your way there and earn your way getting tattooed and dealing with a lot of pain. But I do remember after I got my chest done,
3:19Speaker 2I also said, dude, I'm fucking done. And I don't, and I took a good break. Yeah, me too. Maybe like 6 months. I'm like, dude, that shit hurts. And then you though, then you get another 1 and you're like, Oh man, I did my left hand and I couldn't always get my right hand. I like your right hand 1. Yeah, he did, he did good. He went really deep. He even told me, he's like, I had to go really deep on your right. So I was expecting him to scar up and none.
3:46Speaker 2know, it's funny you said that. So I was thinking about it, I'm like, how did I not scab at all
3:51Speaker 2and peel off, which is very, I think it's 1 of my 1st it's never done that. Would imagine this peptides. Yeah, probably. Only difference. Probably. Taking a lot.
4:07Speaker 2you're like in a really open wound that might not be the best idea, but I do do that. He said that. He said put it on it and I'm like, you sure it's not gonna take out the ink? He said, No, I think it'd be good. So I was roaming in at night, so obviously that was it.
4:28Speaker 2Yeah, we'll jump right in because this usually goes about an hour or so. Yeah. We'll jump right in. You always do the honors.
4:56Speaker 1Exogenous is to work at its most optimal. You have to take it fasted, but I've taken HGH fasted and with meals, and I've got amazing results both times. Only difference I felt is that when I take HGH fasted, it gives me more of a fat burning effect. When I take it with food, it gives me more of a performance recovery effect. Is this something I made up in my head or does HGH only really work when take it
5:30Speaker 1read the opposite That it shouldn't really work. It should blunt the effects, but this is what I feel. Right? I mean, that's really amazing. You are in tune with your body like crazy because that is basically, that is what's happening. That's true.
5:58Speaker 1if you have food in you or not, when you take the HGH, it's always going to convert to the IGF 1 and IGF-one is what gives you that recovery effect.
6:23Speaker 1you're getting a blunted metabolic, therefore fat burning effect and the same good IGF-one output. Yeah, still getting the IGF-one.
6:31Speaker 2I don't know why you would not want to get both, like the fat burning. I mean, that's 1 of the reasons why I love HGH so much because of fat burning, man, you're taking it for 6 months plus you are cruising. You really do notice the fat burning, but
6:44Speaker 2I've also read that bodybuilders will take it with, you know, food and when they eat with a lot of like,
6:56Speaker 2I don't think it's going to change the difference in regards to IGF-one. It's just going to change the fat burning. So if you're going to do it, why not burn fat?
7:04Speaker 1Why not? Might as well. Even if you're big, it's still good to burn fat. So, but that was a great question. I've, it's never crossed our path. So I thought that was really he's right. Like when I 1st started doing growth a few years back, like I didn't even think about, never had heard about this fast, fasted or not several
7:22Speaker 1Now, I guess I'm not as in tune to hear going, Oh, it worked better. You're eating without not fast food. Yeah. Okay. Still works. Yeah. I
7:30Speaker 2mean, it's, I think that, you know, we've gone over, there's going to be some that aren't as important to do that, that you need to be fasted, like the healing peptides, blah, blah,
7:40Speaker 2But you know, peptides are not cheap. So if you're going to do them, do them well, you know, and you want to get the best for your buck. So again, if you're going to get the same effects with IGF-one,
7:51Speaker 2might as well do it faster dude and get the fat burning. Like again, who doesn't want to burn fat?
8:08Speaker 2in weights section, not cardio equipment. If you know what I mean, I eat protein, 130, 150,
8:23Speaker 2I'm trying to figure out when did she have the baby, but anyways, looking to add muscle like bikini model build,
9:11Speaker 2I tried CJC Ipamorelin. Wasn't as big a fan of it. Got the rash. Thanks for all you do. Love your products. Podcasts,
9:20Speaker 2serum is awesome from my face. I'm Want to start there? Yeah, go ahead. Cause you have a little bit personal experience as part of that. I've been kind of ready
9:33Speaker 2for the longest time I didn't run CJC just because I'd read if there was just, there's some of these secretive cogs, I run HGH and, just some of the negatives I've
9:47Speaker 2in running it. And, I think I've talked about it on the podcast, but I did, I did it a few, maybe a month ago, 2 months ago, whatever it was.
9:55Speaker 2And I did good for about a week and then I injected it and I got an instant rash. I mean, it was it was so trippy that like it was so freaking instant that I was like, Woah.
10:16Speaker 2for those that don't know, if you do it and you have that, it's probably going to be worse next time. Not every time, generally speaking. Yeah,
10:32Speaker 2my wife, you know, she's tiny and, we switched things around and she loves testing around blah, blah, blah. So I was going to try the CJC. I didn't think that she would have a reaction. I think it's not so common that I was that worried about it, to be honest with you. And I injected her just
10:59Speaker 2and she was completely red and she had this fear in her eyes. I think something's wrong. And I was like, Holy shit, woah.
11:06Speaker 2You know, that's my wife. I'm like, Woah, woah, woah, woah. And like, I'm like, Wow. So I had KPV. I gave her a shot at KPV that helped,
11:22Speaker 2Mean, people love it. People love it. That's great. But then I think, I mean, you had the same thing. You had the rash. It seems to be way more common than even I was even expecting it to be. I mean, for me to get it and my wife to get it different bottle, wasn't the same bottle, widely
11:42Speaker 2Hey, anyways, I read negatives. There was a reason I didn't do it for a long time and, yeah.
11:57Speaker 2for women, my take on this might be different than Will, so let's dig into it. For women, a little bit goes a long way.
12:07Speaker 2HGH in the morning and the secretagogue at night, I'm going to tell you, I think that's going to be a little bit much for a woman. I just don't think women need that much. I would do either or. And I'm going to lean towards the HGH because it's actual, some somatropin in the morning. And I mean, a woman could get away, in my opinion, with 1 IU. I mean, I do too. You know, 1 IU would go a long way.
12:29Speaker 2So I would try that. You have it. So you bought it. So why don't you do that and kind of put the secretagogues on ice? Now you could do the Tessa Ip at night. Again, I think it's overkill for a woman. If you're a man, I think that would be great. I just think it's too much for a woman.
12:47Speaker 2Yeah, so that's what it meant. I would kick the CJC to the curb, man. I am not a fan and I would hate to see what happened to my wife happened to you. It sucked. It was scary.
12:58Speaker 1That's where we're at. Yeah, that's scary. And it's going to get worse. Like it wouldn't. So basically Her lips were huge.
13:03Speaker 2Huge. I mean like huge. And she was flushed. She pulled up a shirt and she was just freaking fiery red. I was like, woah dude, that I was getting that. So if you do have that, so you all know,
13:32Speaker 1it would generally like every single, every allergic histamine related reaction we have, it always gets worse every time. So
13:39Speaker 1you probably cannot, I would throw that away or find somebody who wants to use it. But you used it. So find a close friend.
13:47Speaker 1They're to get us there, Betty. So I do think that also we have talked about this before, but the quick lesson on
14:02Speaker 1the actual, it activating your pituitary pituitary telling body to, Hey, let's make more HGH
14:16Speaker 1then that pituitary action might get blunted a little bit. And that new, the secretagog
14:36Speaker 1the IpA will still kind of enhance our regular pulses. Your body just won't be making more from the secretagog. It might be, but maybe it's negligible.
14:56Speaker 1what's our other adip what's our other kind of fat that's stuck to your internal organs that's really bad?
15:06Speaker 1Tesamorelin will do that will also burn that. Okay? And that that effect will not be blunted. So
15:12Speaker 1but like JD said, I still think, like, the real deal, right, They're all HGH is probably best. And 1 I use probably all you need. What I would suggest
15:31Speaker 1which is not really a, it's, it's the byproduct, right? It's, it's basically the portion of when you do HGH,
15:37Speaker 1it basically makes your body metabolic or recovery, right? Recovery, meaning build more, build tissue and build muscles back. IGF-one is
15:46Speaker 1the end product of that that builds tissue. So it's probably your best muscle building.
16:07Speaker 1you know, get a plan that is sustainable that you can keep long term, right? And long term by a year.
16:13Speaker 1And that's what I mean. I don't mean 20 years, but that's kind of how you'll slowly whittle away those squishy spots and turn them hard. Right? There's nothing for a woman
16:23Speaker 1where there's nothing really we can give you that whack overnight like steroids would do for a man. Yeah.
16:33Speaker 2close. But you're doing that. She could up the Retta too. We don't know what she's trying to weigh. She doesn't talk about her weight, but 1.5 is pretty low. I mean, assuming a microdose on Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
16:45Speaker 2of a mg. You could go up to a mg and just see if that helps. That would help a little bit, I think. True.
16:51Speaker 1True. That is true. I'm fairly low. Yeah. It's 1 burn fat. That's very low. So 1.5 mg a week. That's very low on Loretta.
17:18Speaker 1both and waiting for delivery, but wanted to see what the experts have to say. I love the show.
17:29Speaker 1maybe once we get a little bit more data and maybe, and have tried it and have, have some more experience,
17:43Speaker 2Yeah. It's not something that's really like, like something that's really, really crossed our path. I, you know, I'm 48, so I'll tell you my experience of that. I don't really run into that right now. I did during COVID,
17:54Speaker 2so maybe 20 20 give or take. I was like peeing like 6 times a night. It was horrible. And, I was just thinking there was something wrong with me. Finally, my wife said, you got to see a doctor. And at that time you couldn't see a doctor. So I had to wait. So I finally got on a zoom call with a doctor and
18:19Speaker 2his advice was this, he said, How old are you? And I, you know, at the time, 44 or whatever it was. And he goes, and I said, and I'm a testosterone, you know, put it on the line. He goes, you're just getting old man. And that's really kind of where he left it. I said, I was kind of expecting a little bit more doc,
18:44Speaker 2never really did a whole lot to fix it. I don't know what really rectified it. Don't run, I don't have that problem anymore.
18:50Speaker 2But I'm going to always on the side of, you know, Vesalud is a bioregulator, so it's not, you know, it's, it's, I think Prostomax,
18:59Speaker 2I think that's like an over counter. I don't know much about that, but that's a bioregular. I'm going to always on the side of trying that before a pharmaceutical.
19:08Speaker 2suck. I just am not a fan of them. I didn't take whatever that doctor prescribed me just because I'm not a fan of pharmaceuticals.
19:18Speaker 2again, I don't remember how, why and how it fixed itself, but I don't have the problem anymore. So
19:23Speaker 1I don't know. That's kind of vague, but-0.23: No, that's fine. I don't really have a great answer either for you, but I would say, so is there anything that you are taking
20:12Speaker 1That is generally a swollen prostate and obviously, and it occurs from those substances because of DHT, right? Those are all DHT derivative compounds, and therefore they're going to raise the hell out of your DHT
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20:55Speaker 1drugs that Brutal. That will fix those. But side effects on those things suck. Horrible. It's the same thing that they we talked about, like, for me taking,
21:15Speaker 1them, but the good thing is whenever I, in the past, if I have felt to that, I take literally 1 pill for 1 day, 2 days, and it fixes the problem for a year or until I'm dummy again, try to do like pretty much,
21:28Speaker 1but it fixes them immediately. I did the 1st time I ever took them, you know, I took it for like a week straight and like, yeah, killed this, killed my sex drive, but also just made it like,
21:49Speaker 1Sucks. Nobody wants to feel like that. Nope. Unless you're making yourself rather P 6 times the week, the same night than feel like that. So I don't know. I'd look into it.
22:15Speaker 1and don't have much anecdotal like experience than anybody else. So I don't want to give you any answers I don't know about. Okay.
22:31Speaker 2has to be used in 3 days, in the fridge, don't put in the fridge, keep room temperature
22:41Speaker 2etcetera, etcetera. Great question. You want to take that 1? Cause I know we've discussed it. It's very interesting.
22:57Speaker 1living, but like amino acid chains that are really fragile. So all of them, this is why whenever you mix water in there, you don't want to blast the water in. You don't want to shake the thing. So Tesamorelin
23:10Speaker 1And it gels up. We knew a lot of people that were mixing like really cold water in and then getting it in and it was gelling up even, even putting as you're putting your water in just too fast.
23:27Speaker 1Just is it's because that is the compound. The higher the dose Tesamorelin, the easier it's going to do that usually because like a 20 mg is still coming in a 3 mil bottle.
23:49Speaker 1There's no evidence I've come across that that's true. Even from the actual prescription manufacturer,
24:35Speaker 1It'll it'll work and it will stay that way. The problem occurs when people put really cold water in. Right. Or they even put room temp water, put it back in their fridge and their fridge is like 1 of the people who keeps their fridge really, really cold.
24:48Speaker 1That's the, that is gonna be the problem. So if you can keep your fridge maybe a little bit normal, warmer than a normal recommended fridge, it'll be okay to put in there. Yeah.
25:08Speaker 2That's okay. That's also okay. But put room temp water in. That's new. I mean, that's, we've come a long way from that. I mean, we continue to grow and learn and we wouldn't have said that. I mean, we, in the beginning, I mean, if you looked at some of the stuff, like some of the podcasts a year ago,
25:27Speaker 1like anything cold water into the box. Yeah. Yeah. But now I keep my water out in room temperature. Yep. Kept in the freezer a little because there's lots of experience, but also it's because, you know, back way back when the new peptides are coming out all the time. When we started,
25:45Speaker 1were ones that weren't very fragile. Yeah, it's true. Right? And so then the new stuff comes out and they have other complications
25:55Speaker 2is definitely like an AOD. Those 2 gel up pretty commonly. I've just never had that problem with Tesamorelin. AOD I have, but not ever since we've been using acetate water in it.
26:14Speaker 1like don't also just don't let it be sitting mixed. Don't miss your doses. Leave it out a little bit. It'll Yeah, it might it might ungel. I often see people will send me like videos like, look, and it, you can tell that it's just halfway frozen.
26:28Speaker 1Warm it like you tell it's like about to turn into ice, which I think will basically ruin it also if it actually gets frozen.
27:07Speaker 2long as you don't allow it to gel up. And again, do not squirt the water on there very hard like a lot of people do. Yep. None of the pepatides. Don't do that. If you're gonna coach it,
27:19Speaker 1coach it to the side of the thing and just be like Yeah. Yeah. Let's put the needle in and then bend it, do this, and shoot it on the sidewall. Yeah. Let it go in. And if it's and it's really vacuumed, right, just kind of impede the plunger from just blasting the water in. You know? Depends on how big if you happen to use in, a 3 mil
27:37Speaker 2syringe, that water will go in fast if you let it. So don't let it. Okay, next. Cool. Alright. So, hey guys, huge fan and all in the peptide game with you both. I'm 38 year old man
29:05Speaker 2Think, did you say CJC and Tesa? I wouldn't run those 2 together. I would run either or.
29:11Speaker 2And then the HGH in the morning, but the answer, my answer is very easy. Yes, do that. Dude, I don't know. I think that,
29:30Speaker 1I don't think frankly, it's a very good idea for you to do to like get on security dogs and pull out the HGH.
29:40Speaker 1for 12 weeks. And then as soon as you stop those at HGH in for, for 8 weeks and then pull that and then go back to security. That how you read that? I didn't read it like that. If
29:50Speaker 2he's just going do that for 8 weeks, if that's the case, then don't do that because it's not an 8 week play ms at The
29:58Speaker 1HGH is not an 8 week play. It's a lot longer. Yeah. It's a lot, it's a lot longer that that is pointless. And you're really just kind of, you're, you're not,
30:06Speaker 1I don't know. You're not me. You're really kind of throwing off your body's like pulsatile
30:19Speaker 1can, you can keep running the security guards and maybe switch between like, Hey, go see if you're good with CJC, 1st of all, right? CJC Ipamorelin for 12 weeks and then go Tessa Ipamorelin for 12 weeks.
30:30Speaker 1That keeps your body's, you know, pulsing and that keeps a normal rhythm sustainable rhythm to it.
30:55Speaker 1and now a secretagogue on top, that secretagogue on top ain't gonna be doing much because the HGH is blunting
31:02Speaker 1that pituitary response. So it's just not gonna be really making more of its own growth.
31:17Speaker 1With growth, we kind of wanna get it into a good rhythm and, and that's why HGH is a long play. Right? We want to get into a rhythm, doing the same thing and getting better and better ramping that up as opposed to just switching the way that the body makes it and receives it. It's confusing.
31:34Speaker 1So me, I don't know, despite how the question was asked, hopefully that gave an answer that you can apply. Yeah, that was good. Alright.
31:58Speaker 1I'm not sure there's no punctuation, so I don't know which goes with which, but fasted 1 mg Wolverine blend.
32:49Speaker 1grams of protein and carbs, 50 grams of fat, feel amazing. Any suggestions and anything else to help with body recomp
33:11Speaker 2You're a big guy. Now you're trying to lose weight obviously, and that's great. I'm going to always tell you, I think you should do some
33:45Speaker 2And then on the weekends eat. I do that a lot and it's worked out great. I think that will help you.
33:59Speaker 2for sure. Eat more protein. I you're not eating enough, dude, to be honest with you. You're a big guy.
34:04Speaker 2And I know that's kind of a mind F to a lot of people. They think we're not supposed to eat, but you got to keep in mind that you got to keep your metabolism going. And if you're eating too much, it sometimes does the opposite of what you want it to do. So
34:34Speaker 1If you are, if your body is used to eating 1,500 calories, if we say you should be eating more than you go up to 3,000,
34:45Speaker 1slowly increasing that number. And let's increase it by protein. You know what I'm saying? Like rats get more calories
34:56Speaker 1a big dude. So my general, I guess if you want if a person wanted to gain the most amount of muscle possible, okay, I think that
35:10Speaker 1is about what we can take in. Also, every time you eat, it takes about 2 hours for protein to
35:17Speaker 1and depending on your size, 40 to 50 grams of protein per serving, then it takes 2 hours for your body to actually digest and use that, shove it to your muscles. So like in a perfect world,
35:28Speaker 1taking and you're a big dude. So let's go with 50 grams per meal, 50 g of protein. I want an
35:44Speaker 1then you will gain the absolute most amount of muscle. Okay. And I know you're saying, Hey, I'm trying to lose weight, but like promise me, promise you like lifting weights and gaining muscle is,
35:55Speaker 1is going to make you burn fat and lose fat so much faster. Okay? Just the recovery time that your muscles are sore because you train them. That's the only way to build muscle is by working them out to soreness. Your body's burning a shit ton more calories.
36:35Speaker 1whether you think so or not. It's about the macros of those calories. It's the most important. Always, I frankly just don't think calories should ever factor into anything. I don't care about calories.
37:00Speaker 1difference. I know there's some people's philosophies. Calories in Like that's been around for a long time. And I'll say calories in calories out makes you lose weight, but it's like, what kind of weight do you want to lose?
37:12Speaker 2calories of donuts compared to 1,500 calories of like chicken and vegetables, very different. It's a night and day difference. So 1st of all, there's that 2nd.
37:38Speaker 1just know like you're going to be, this is a journey, right? You've kicked ass already from December to February. Okay.
37:50Speaker 1But this is going to be long term. Like it sure sounds like you are well on your way to making a good lasting life change, but
37:57Speaker 1results are going to be, mean, it's going to be kind of fun for you though, because you're going to see fast results, right? It starts to get really hard towards the end
38:05Speaker 1as you just need to lose a little bit more, right? So you're doing the right thing by not just
38:10Speaker 1losing 50 pounds in a month. Although you're on that, you're on that track since you lost 25 pounds and oh no, no, not in 2 weeks,
38:18Speaker 1in 2 months. So you're actually doing, you're doing this at a really healthy rate even
38:24Speaker 1So like, yeah, you should be losing weight pretty fast at the beginning doing all these things right.
38:33Speaker 1I just really want you to get into a rhythm of general health. Mitochondro, I'd still may MOTS-thirty
39:01Speaker 1which helps you give us more energy in your mitochondria. SS-thirty 1 basically makes that mitochondria a lot more efficient and healthy so it can use all of that energy.
39:09Speaker 1You might want to try that, see if you notice a difference, but you're feeling great, bro. Just
39:13Speaker 1stay the course, dude. Go with it. What is working and getting you results? Okay. Until you plateau,
39:19Speaker 1that is when it's time to switch everything up. Yep. Okay. So as long as you are losing weight at this rate,
39:29Speaker 2probably won't when I say that you're going to catch it too. So why don't you try to do the microdose? You do it 3 mgs of Retta once a week. I know that's a lot of people think that that's the way to do it. We will say a little bit differently. Why don't you try? Why don't you try to do a MEG Monday, Wednesday, and Friday? You're a big dude too. You can go up on the Retta. I mean, that's a pretty low dose for a guy that you're is your side, so you could go up if you want.
40:06Speaker 1But dude, I don't know. Keep kicking ass. Like, let us know how it goes and ask us when you do plateau out.
40:12Speaker 1Cool. Write in, tell us, tell us what's up. Tell us what's next. All right. Go ahead. All right. Does Retatrutide
40:26Speaker 2on the pill? And that was a good question. I've never heard that. Great question. Well, 1st of all,
40:32Speaker 1there's a lot of like secondary effects that potentially could have like, right going through big hormonal changes, like losing a whole bunch of weight while being pregnant
40:44Speaker 1Plus, it's slowing the gastric emptying. It's basically just really, really slowing down
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41:24Speaker 1I would not pick that the time to starve myself. And when I just starve myself, I'm just talking about just general and GLP-1s. People just eat, start eating less food. Okay, even on Retta, because it makes you not eat as much during each sitting. So
41:38Speaker 1I wouldn't do, I wouldn't do Retta just because of the secondary effects. I don't think I actually write read up on this. I don't think there's any
41:53Speaker 1those secondary effects, you know, keep your babies when we get fat while they're pregnant for a reason, dude, because you need to eat. You're eating for 2. Sorry. You just gotta I'd error on the more nutrients to give that baby.
42:12Speaker 1you know, women who are doing bodybuilding shows, you get down, women get down to below like 17%
42:20Speaker 1God goes, yeah, you don't eat enough food for 2. So you don't have enough fat on you for 2 people, so you shouldn't be having a baby.
42:37Speaker 2though. That's what she's trying to do because birth control, is it affecting like, I think what she's trying to get out is if she's on the pill
43:01Speaker 2somewhat guesstimation for just logic is I don't think I think you'd be fine. Yeah. I think you'd be good.
43:08Speaker 1Fertility will increase as you get as you get more estrogen, more fat, more estrogen, more estrogen,
43:19Speaker 2Hi guys, as always, thank you for bringing such great information and insight to the world of peptides and wellness. 56 year old woman here, fit, active, and closing in on those last 5 pounds after the significant weight loss journey.
43:32Speaker 2Hoping to lose another 2 to 3% body fat, which is going to take some time. Question about using Ipamorelin without Tesamorelin
43:54Speaker 2grilling ghrelin interfering with my recomp and weight loss goals, but your recent podcast made me think that the hunger pulls might be completely manageable and
44:14Speaker 2should I wait 6 or 8 weeks until I start another round of Tesa? Thanks so much for your feedback. That was a great question. Yeah.
44:32Speaker 2you know, we've talked about comparing it to like a MK-six 77 and that will make you hungry. It will make you hungry.
44:47Speaker 2my answer to that is I think you're fine. I think you're good. I wouldn't even worry about that. You seem to be a pretty conscience gal anyway.
44:59Speaker 2I think Tessa Ipamorelin together are great. Can you do Ipamorelin? Sure. I mean, I think Ipamorelin for a woman would go a really long way. I think you'll get a little bit of a tone,
45:08Speaker 2toneness, but why not do the Tesamorelin because it's going to burn that belly fat too.
45:17Speaker 2And don't worry about the hunger. You're going to be good. Yeah, I would agree. I don't think that the
45:29Speaker 1think it'll do more plus you're taking Retta. I would. So yes, I would say to answer the question directly,
45:39Speaker 1On top of those. And then if you want to wait for your another round of Tesa, then just add that Tesa back in. So you're doing Tessa and Ipam then at that point,
45:48Speaker 1love it. On. And you know, you're 56 and you gotta lose that last pound of 5, 5 pounds, right? Like that takes discipline and good for you to get after it. But like, that's going to be hard. It is hard and it's going to take some discipline, right? Abs, abs and all this stuff made in the kitchen. So
46:09Speaker 1Yeah. She's there. Can tell. Yep. Sleep. You're up. Sleep. All right. Hi, I'm 48 years old
46:16Speaker 1type 1 diabetic female and would love your thoughts on peptide use specifically for T1D individuals.
46:42Speaker 1days per week. I recently finished the cycle with Tesla Ipi, and I absolutely loved how I felt on it. I'm feeling really good. Now focusing on building more lean muscle. I did deal with a bit of skinny fat early on after the weight loss. My question is, are there any peptides, stacks, or cycling considerations you found particularly helpful
47:06Speaker 1calendaring it, calendaring a year long peptide cycling plan. Would love any high level guidance or principles to keep in mind for T1D specifically.
47:28Speaker 1That doesn't sound like you wanted to, but while you're taking any of these secreted gugs,
47:34Speaker 1I would keep getting your blood I mean, it's you're you're measuring your own blood, my guess is.
48:08Speaker 2Just take it to see your drugs and not even mess with it. We're going to, Will and I just known a long time, so I know I can speak here when I say that we're always going to air on the side of caution. Like, why not? You have so many dang
48:20Speaker 2out there that are rad. So like throwing SLU-0.0, throw an AOD, take out the secretagogue and just be safe. I think you're going to get equally as much out of it.
48:38Speaker 22, amazing. Those are 3 compounds that are not secretive goggles and they are awesome.
48:57Speaker 2Stack them too. I mean, if you're trying to like lose weight and, you know, burn fat, I mean, you can stack those. They go really well together.
49:16Speaker 1are the worst 1, are the ones that you need to worry about. Frankly, everything else is either
49:26Speaker 1that's, that's all I got, but I don't mean to, yeah, just keep doing what is it? Being consistent.
49:39Speaker 2Hey guys, I love the podcast. Thanks for putting so much knowledge out there. I have a few questions and
50:09Speaker 2And love the results, especially this sleep. During my 1st cycle, I developed a well, red welts. Here we go again at
50:40Speaker 2I remember it being a mentioned that KPV may help reduce allergic reactions. It will though at the time I broke into hives,
51:07Speaker 2I started MOTS- C huge game changer for energy and focus. I run it with NAD plus which I like, but MOTS-1C really stands out for me. I'm considering adding SS-thirty 1 as well. What protocol would you recommend with running NAD MOTS-1C
51:32Speaker 2right. I can give you some answers on this 1. So, A, so you got a reaction twice to C2, CJC and Ipamorelin. All right. Well, that was the CJC Ipamorelin. My guess is the reaction was to the CJC,
52:38Speaker 1But Benadryl is like the guarantee we will fix it. Now. I still think that the reaction is probably not safe for you to go, well, screw it. I'll just take CJC, Ipam and a Benadryl every time. Not a good idea.
52:49Speaker 1Now if you did happen to react, so therefore the KPV and CLO may just not, you still had a reaction. The KPV wasn't strong enough in there. Or,
53:01Speaker 1can be allergic to the binder fillers that are put in these peptides when you do make a blend. Okay. So they have to put something different,
53:13Speaker 1And I know some of those, I read a big long article about an employee for a lab, like literally couldn't, she couldn't hang out with her friends
53:25Speaker 1like 16 hours later, if they were making any blended pipettes. So she was that allergic to that binding that binding chemical. That's crazy. Yeah. Like it was like bad. Like she almost died the 1st time that she was in there when they started doing it.
53:44Speaker 1You taking Tesas, you said, Hey, I didn't have a great, didn't really notice much. Well, it could be, I don't know what you were taking for dose timing,
54:05Speaker 1I would still give Tessa Ipamorelin a fighting shot. Yeah. Now I might also have a bottle of Benadryl next to you.
54:18Speaker 1kick ass, go with I mean, I'm glad to hear that the MOTS-3C and NAD is really a game changer. So you asked here, I can't answer this direct question. Here's what I would do on the protocol
54:45Speaker 1too high. But like I wouldn't do any less than 5 mg of SS-thirty 1. Sorry. I just wouldn't.
55:02Speaker 1Since you're already taking SS-thirty 1, I mean, you're already taking MOTS-thirty you might just add the SS-thirty 1 in. Yeah. Hell yeah. If you asked us, we've had this question before and we answered it in the, in discussed it. If you asked us, which should I, if I want to take SS-thirty 1 and MOTS-three,
55:17Speaker 1okay, I want to take them, but if there were 1 that I wanted to start 1st, like a month before I introduced the next, which would it be? And the answer,
55:26Speaker 1well, my answer is now that thinking about it is the SS-thirty 1 1st, because that is what is strengthening the integrity of the mitochondrial wall, right? So I don't care, you add MOTS-1MQ
55:38Speaker 1in and you don't have any good integrity of the mitochondrial wall. Great, it's pushing energy and that energy is just floating out in the universe and not doing anything. That's not helpful. So let's make the, the, the, like the housing unit very strong,
56:03Speaker 2Daily. A lot of people do it like 3 times a week. Don't know. I do daily. Think so. So
56:08Speaker 2you can get away with 3 times a week. Depends on your objectives. I use it as a coffee type deal. So those
56:17Speaker 1Are so light your mitochondria up baby. So you're rocking and rolling. Good job. Thank you guys, JD. Thank you for getting through this. It was a rough weekend at the Denham household
56:37Speaker 2then I called Will this morning. I'm like, coming in a little late today. I'm sleeping like shit, but we got through it. Always enjoy this either way. We love the Q and A and the next 1 we will be doing,
56:48Speaker 2pep out of the week. So that'll be next. Anything else? Yeah, I get to use my, I get to give you all some visual learnings. I'm excited. He sure does, man. But, we will catch you guys next round. Yep. Later.