I have my yearly Dr appointment next week and hope I can get some HT test added to my annual bloodwork.

I’m 73 years old, I was on Reta for 4 months and tapered off for the last 30 days. I lost about 35 lbs and have recently started glp1 at a small dose. I try to do weight lifting at least a couple times a week and a couple days of flexibility and cardio. The Cartalax doesn’t bother me but the GHK CU can sometimes be painful. I inject them into the loose skin around the knee

My understanding is that the glp3 hits 3 different receptors. I’m hoping that the glp1 will make a difference due to a larger amount of what works. I’m really hoping someone has some advice.

After my Dr recommended a total knee replacement I started researching alternatives. I’ve had Prolozone injections that are great for a couple of months. I saw a peptide video that said there’s evidence that glp1 regrows cartilage so I discontinued glp3 and started it. Cartalax is like a wonder drug, removes pain almost immediately. I’m also cycling mots, Klow, Wolverine, NAD+, BPC157 and aminos. I’m also taking collagen supplements and working out. Anyone else have experience dealing with this kind of issue? I’m looking for any advice to prevent surgery.

I go IM and get a better boost without the injection site issues