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    ajaithomas
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    Here is a question which I've been trying to figure out with all the TMI that's out there.

    Can you cycle different peptides together or is it bette to cycle one peptide and then cycle on another one as you take a break from the one before? So to provide some clarity to the question, if you are taking MOTc for a cycle, can you take CJC with Ipamorelin since MOTc is usually taken in the morning and the CJC/Ipa in the evening before sleep? OR, is it better to run the 8 week cycles of MOTc, stop, then start the 8 week cycle or CJC Ipamorelin?

    I'm not asking if you can inject different peptides using the same syringe and I would not do that.

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      You can certainly research multiple peptides at the same time. I generally recommend starting one at a time so you can see how it is affecting you if it is your first time using them, but once you have gotten past that, then sure, many people research - ahem - more than one at a time. The reason is that if you have reactions, or if something does or does not work for you, it is hard to tell if you started using 3-4 different things at the same time.

      FWIW, I currently research CJC/IPA first thing in the morning. I know it’s recommended to research HGRH fasted before bed, but it just isn’t practical for me to fast for 2-3 hours before bed if I hope to get my macros.

      Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

      If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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        Some work well together, most hit different receptors differently. A lot of the independent research we do is figuring out which ones are compatible.

        Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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