Tesamorelin is a peptide that's gaining widespread recognition for its ability to stimulate the release of growth hormone and reduce stubborn visceral fat.
Originally developed to address HIV-associated lipodystrophy, it's now used by individuals seeking fat loss and improved body composition.
By targeting growth hormone-releasing hormone
(GHRH) receptors, Tesamorelin increases IGF-1 levels, which promotes fat reduction, muscle mass, and tissue repair. This peptide is especially useful for those aiming to reduce abdominal fat while maintaining lean muscle.

One notable study highlighted Tesamorelin's remarkable effects on fat loss, showing significant reductions in visceral fat in HIV-positive patients without major side effects. This has expanded its use to non-HIV patients seeking similar results.
Beyond fat reduction, Tesamorelin may even support cognitive health, with ongoing research exploring its potential in enhancing brain function and reducing inflammation.

Whether you're looking to reduce fat, boost muscle, or improve cognitive health, Tesamorelin is a promising option to consider in your peptide journey.

Full study here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8243807/

Do you have questions about the science behind peptides or SARMs? We're here to provide you with some insight! Whether you're wondering about their benefits, applications, or best practices for use, leave your questions below

Maintaining consistency with peptide use can be challenging, especially with busy schedules or varying daily routines. I’m interested in hearing how you stay on track with your peptide regimen.

Here are a few questions to consider:

• What strategies do you use to remember and stick to your peptide dosing schedule?
  
• Do you have any tips for incorporating peptide use into your daily routine seamlessly?
  
• How do you handle missed doses or adjustments to your regimen?
  
• Are there any tools, apps, or reminders that you find helpful for tracking your peptide use?
  

Cognitive function is a key area where peptides are increasingly being explored for their potential benefits. I’m curious to hear about your experiences with peptides that you’ve used to boost mental clarity, focus, or overall brain health.

Here are a few questions to consider:

• Which peptides have you used for cognitive enhancement?
  
• What specific benefits have you noticed, such as improved focus, memory, or mental clarity?
  
• How do you incorporate these peptides into your daily routine?
  
• Have you encountered any side effects or challenges while using them?
  

**1. Gather Your Supplies
You will need:

• Nasal spray peptide powder: The peptide in powder form.
  
• Diluent: Usually, a sterile solution like saline or bacteriostatic water.
  
• Nasal spray bottle: To administer the peptide once reconstituted.
  
• Syringe: For drawing and mixing the diluent.
  
• Needle: For drawing the diluent (if needed).
  
• Alcohol wipes: To clean the vial and spray nozzle.
  
• Clean container: For mixing the peptide and diluent.
  

• Clean the vial: Wipe the top of the peptide powder vial with an alcohol wipe to ensure it’s sterile.
  
• Add the diluent: Use a syringe to draw the appropriate amount of diluent (as specified in the product instructions). Insert the needle into the vial and slowly inject the diluent.
  
• Swirl gently: Instead of shaking, gently swirl the vial to mix the powder with the diluent until the peptide is fully dissolved. This ensures that the peptide solution is evenly mixed without introducing air bubbles.
  

• Clean the nasal spray bottle: Wipe the inside of the nasal spray bottle and the nozzle with an alcohol wipe.
  
• Draw the solution: Use a syringe to draw the reconstituted peptide solution from the vial.
  
• Fill the nasal spray bottle: Transfer the solution into the nasal spray bottle. Ensure the bottle is filled according to the instructions provided with your peptide.
  

• Prime the spray: If this is the first use or if the spray hasn’t been used for a while, you may need to prime the spray mechanism. To do this, press down on the nozzle until a fine mist is produced. This ensures the spray is functioning correctly.
  

• Blow your nose: Clear your nasal passages by blowing your nose gently.
  
• Position the bottle: Hold the nasal spray bottle upright and position the nozzle just inside one nostril.
  
• Administer the spray: While breathing in gently through your nose, press down on the spray nozzle to release the peptide mist. Avoid inhaling too forcefully to ensure the mist is properly absorbed.
  
• Repeat for the other nostril: If your dosing instructions require application in both nostrils, repeat the process for the other nostril.
  

• Wipe the nozzle: After use, clean the nasal spray nozzle with an alcohol wipe to prevent contamination and clogging.
  
• Dispose of used supplies: If you used any disposable items like syringes or needles, place them in a sharps container.
  

• Proper storage: Store the nasal spray according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. Typically, this means keeping it in a cool, dry place and ensuring the cap is on securely.
  

1. Gather Your Supplies
You will need the following supplies:

• Peptide vial: The peptide you are administering.
  
• Syringe: Preferably a small insulin syringe for accurate dosing.
  
• Needle: For drawing the peptide and injecting.
  
• Alcohol wipes: To sanitize the vial and injection site.
  
• Sharps container: For safe disposal of needles and syringes.
  

• Clean the vial: Wipe the top of the peptide vial with an alcohol wipe.
  
• Draw the diluent: Use a syringe to draw the required amount of diluent.
  
• Add the diluent to the vial: Insert the needle into the vial and slowly inject the diluent. Gently swirl the vial (do not shake) until the peptide is fully dissolved.
  

• Clean the vial again: Wipe the top of the vial with an alcohol wipe.
  
• Draw air into the syringe: Before drawing the peptide, pull back the plunger to fill the syringe with air equal to the amount of peptide you need.
  
• Insert the needle into the vial: Push the syringe plunger to inject the air into the vial, which helps in drawing the peptide more easily.
  
• Draw the peptide: Pull back the plunger to draw the correct dose into the syringe. Ensure there are no air bubbles; if there are, tap the syringe gently to move them to the top and push them out.
  

• Prepare the needle: Attach a new needle if needed and remove the cap.
  
• Pinch the skin: Gently pinch the skin at the injection site to create a fold.
  
• Insert the needle: Insert the needle at a 45 to 90-degree angle, depending on the injection site and the amount of fat.
  
• Inject the peptide: Slowly push the plunger to administer the peptide.
  
• Withdraw the needle: After injecting, pull the needle out swiftly and apply gentle pressure with a clean cotton ball or gauze.
  

• Track your dosage: Keep a log of your peptide doses and administration times to stay on track with your regimen.
  

Hi 
Has anyone completed a cycle of Sermorelin and can share results?
Also the Blend of Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin - results?

I have been using the CJC1295 with DAC for about 2 months. Best results I have seen in a very long time.  At month end I’m going to add to that some GH and Ipamorelin. Will
Keep you updated on progress… thank you Ant

What cycle or Stack are you currently running?

- Peptides, Sarms or Both
- Compound Name 
- Dosages
- Cycle Lengths
- Share your results!

I’m new to this whole peptide and SARMs side of life and I was wondering if anyone had used YK11 and has an experience to share with it? Thanks