Tesamorelin Research Dosing Protocol
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What is the NAD+ for? I don’t know your history or goals, but almost think that MOTS-C might be more effective if you are trying to burn fat, especially if you are exercising.
I see no issues researching NAD+/MOTS-C with a GHRH. You can research Tesa/Ipa/CJC first thing in the morning fasted or an hour before bed after fasting 2-3 hours.
I am not a doctor, or your doctor, but I like to have a specific goal and purpose for whatever peptides I am researching, even if I am researching several at the same time. ;). At the moment, I am much more bullish on MOTS-C than on NAD+ as part of an ongoing maintenance stack.
@ResearchCat NAD+ really kept me on my feet when I first started Tirzep; I still have 4 vials of it and am going to use it. Depending on how I'm feeling when I've used it up will determine if I buy more. When something works, I try not to change it. Problem is that I get relatively wired on it; I have a high stress job, and have trouble sleeping. I've recently reduced the dose, so will see if I can find a sweet spot. Thanks for the ideas! I imagine I will try a number of them before all's said and done.
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If you are suffering a loss of energy while on Tirz, it may be because you aren’t eating enough. I know it is hard to do, but when I was above 7.5 mg tirz, I had to force myself to eat in order to hit my macros. At 10mg, I had no desire to eat at all, so I started lowering the dose.
I am not telling you what to do, but if you can add in exercise, or continue a structured workout program, you will probably find Tesa and MOTS-C to be game-changing additions. IMO, adding these in and not 1) eating enough and 2) exercising, will diminish the potential benefits of using them.
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Also, I totally understand the high stress job thing.
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If you are suffering a loss of energy while on Tirz, it may be because you aren’t eating enough. I know it is hard to do, but when I was above 7.5 mg tirz, I had to force myself to eat in order to hit my macros. At 10mg, I had no desire to eat at all, so I started lowering the dose.
I am not telling you what to do, but if you can add in exercise, or continue a structured workout program, you will probably find Tesa and MOTS-C to be game-changing additions. IMO, adding these in and not 1) eating enough and 2) exercising, will diminish the potential benefits of using them.
@ResearchCat I understand your concern. I'm eating plenty, trust me! I have other considerations, ex: I had an advanced case of Lyme Disease and 3 co-infections that took about 13 years (on & off) to get under control. Somewhere during that process, I lost 5.5' of bowel; to say I have absorption problems is an understatement, plus the MTHFR. There's a long laundry list my 70 yrs has collected. The energy loss started from the very beginning, but love the weight loss results. I think I'm probably taking NAD too many times per week, or too much. I cannot toss peps to the side, unless they're truly making me ill; my budget is so limited. Experimenting right now to find a good mix.
I definitely want to add Tesa and will just have to deal with more experimenting.