💯🧬 Jake 🧬💯

More water weight than I would Like due to new usage of HGH. But solid I think. But starting to fill out more. Recomp continues. #TRT #RETA #HGH #Peptides

Really………Lmao 🤦‍♂️

Glad to have found this group of people. Anything from what to research, comical posts, people just flat out making gains and supporting each other with life wins. Not something I have in my neck of the woods in Ohio. Mostly people chewing lifes granola bar, and refuse to explore anything new. Absolutely refreshing 💪

@BhavanChand The real gateway drug.

People start Reta and then two months later their fridge looks like a peptide shop

If I met @kalos in person. He would received the most total non-gay bro shake of all time for this. The same applies for hormones or anything with me. So many people, usually dumpster fires, “dude it ain’t worth it”, “it’s not healthy”, “I’ll do it natural”. Well then, why fucking haven’t you? Their answer is usually, “dude I don’t care, life is about more than that”. Defense mechanisms. People fear the success other people have, and look to find ways to diminish the results to reflect complete jealously and failure to evolve.

IMO, I wouldn’t just eat freely until you have reached your goal weight, unless the appetite suppression keeps you at what is deemed as a deficit for your daily activity. However, I do believe with TRT, you can eat in a surplus and lose body fat on Reta. Something to look forward too.

@Fidgetz93 So I'm currently on week 2 at 1.5mg, fat loss is happening I started at 28% bf so have a ways to go. Im going on trt (I'm 40yo) next week, and CJC IPA in a few weeks when I plan on using reta at .5 weekly maintenance dose. If I do that you're saying just eat freely?

Retatrutide has taken over. Accept it. Live it. Figure out how to make it work. Eat in a surplus. Feed that ravenous vampire of a peptide and she will reward you. 🧛‍♀️ 🩸

@kalospepgod I want to be a ripped version of Vecna and maintain those veins.

Alright now that you are all optimized and shit, what physical feats and endeavors are you going to accomplish? Health and strength should be the goal AND the process to somewhere better!

@knight_XBT @MagnusElway I’m sold. I wouldn’t run it long enough to screw bloods up too bad imo. I see 10mg and 50mg. I’m guessing play around with 10mg first week or so?

@Fidgetz93 @MagnusElway Hahaha! I didn’t say that! There is a risk/reward ratio for everything. But as far as “risk” goes, you will be fine

Bro is out here making me question trying Mots next week. Was curious on low dose anavar soon. Does crushing that up and getting it in that vial offset it. Lmao 🤣 He’s right though overall regardless context. Half the shit is like alright, do we need 8 of the same thing, one grows nails, one makes your ears pointy 🤣

@knight_XBT @MagnusElway So.. you’re saying just do it… for me to not be a bitch, and just do it?

@MagnusElway @Fidgetz93 Comparatively anavar is one the most lipid friendly “additional compounds”

@jebbeess34 📝

@Fidgetz93 AOD-9604

Roughly a week from trying, might slip in 5-amino as well.

Absolutely amazing

Another day, another Elite-TR reconstitution. If you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying.

What part of hormones/peptides was the gate that took you so long to open? Injections? Trusted source? Reconstitution?

@RetailGaslight Yeah I’m trying to make the wallet for it lol, it’s fucking pricy. But I’m gonna make it work cause I truly think something is here.

@Fidgetz93 If only it wasn’t $500 for a 4 week cycle lol

FLGR242 (often shortened to FLGR) is a cutting-edge research peptide that’s generating serious buzz in biohacking, bodybuilding, and performance circles as a next-generation myostatin inhibitor. It’s a synthetic, fragmented, and modified analog of natural follistatin (specifically based on Follistatin-344/FST-344), engineered to deliver targeted muscle-building and fat-loss effects while sidestepping many of the drawbacks of earlier versions or traditional performance enhancers. What makes it truly stand out is that BioLongevity Labs holds the patent on its proprietary albumin-binding construct — the breakthrough technology that fuses the modified follistatin fragment with a high-affinity albumin-binding peptide (using a hydrophilic glycine-serine linker) to dramatically extend its serum half-life to approximately 19 days.041 Quick Science Primer: Why Myostatin Matters Myostatin is a protein your body naturally produces that acts like a “brake” on muscle growth — it limits how big and strong your muscles can get. Follistatin is its natural antagonist: it binds to and neutralizes myostatin, allowing for greater muscle hypertrophy, faster recovery, and even some metabolic benefits like reduced fat storage.25 Classic follistatin (and full-length recombinant versions) works great in animal studies for dramatic muscle gains, but it has a major flaw: it also binds strongly to activin (a related signaling protein). This off-target binding can lead to unwanted effects like bone density issues, vascular problems, or broader systemic disruptions.34 What Makes FLGR242 the “Better Version” — And Why BioLongevity Labs’ Patent Matters FLGR242 was specifically designed as a fragmented and modified version of follistatin that retains potent myostatin inhibition but does not bind to activin. On top of that, BioLongevity Labs’ patented albumin-binding construct (invented by their chief chemist and patent holder Mike Farber) gives it unmatched pharmacokinetics: high-affinity binding to serum albumin (<20 nM Kd) that turns it into a long-acting compound with ~19-day persistence.4050 •Cleaner mechanism → It hits the muscle-growth pathway harder without the collateral damage. •Extended duration & convenience → Thanks to the patented albumin binder, you get steady, sustained effects with far fewer injections compared to short-acting follistatin analogs that clear in minutes to hours. •Improved safety profile → The selectivity + patented half-life extension reduces peaks/troughs that can drive side effects, with early users and developers reporting significantly fewer systemic issues than full-length follistatin or gene-therapy approaches. •Practical advantages → It’s supplied as a stable lyophilized research peptide (typically 5–10 mg vials) from BioLongevity Labs, easy to reconstitute and inject subcutaneously. Dosing in user protocols often starts low (e.g., 1–2.5 mg per week) for noticeable results within 4 weeks.1 Independent lab testing from BioLongevity Labs shows high purity (99%+), and it’s positioned as a research compound for studying muscle regeneration, inflammation signaling, and body composition.7 Why It’s Much Safer Than Alternatives Traditional routes to big muscle gains (anabolic steroids, SARMs, or even high-dose full follistatin) come with well-known risks: hormonal shutdown, liver strain, cardiovascular issues, and unwanted fat gain or water retention. GLP-1 weight-loss drugs excel at fat loss but often cause significant muscle wasting. FLGR242 stands out because: •It works through a natural regulatory pathway (myostatin inhibition) rather than flooding the body with synthetic hormones. •The activin-avoidance modification + BioLongevity Labs’ patented albumin-binding platform minimizes the risks seen in earlier follistatin research. •Anecdotal user data (including DEXA scans) shows lean mass gains + simultaneous fat/visceral fat loss — a rare “recomp” effect.

Use code Jake69 for 10% off

@rorynotsorry Starting to really understand this.

I started a GLP1, tried a bunch of peptides and found them meh compared to the GLP1.

@reallyoptimized 2mg, 500mcg cagri as well with it

@Fidgetz93 What's your Reta dose?

Exactly why Retatrutide is not going to be the blockbuster drug that so many believe it to be. Tirzepatide is the better option and likely CagriSema.

THATS HOW ITS FUCKING DONE

Yessir, it’s on average up around 2bpm right now, but this on top of other things I have increased since then, so a bit longer will likely entail where I’m at with it. Taurine dosage has likely helped it a bit. I have noticed I have to be on point with a sleep routine with it. Also just started LDN at night, so that also played with my sleep a bit but getting better.

@Fidgetz93 You monitoring your RHR? Regardless, my point was not that it's not good at all, but that I can't see it being a blockbuster "biggest drug of all time"