WolfPack2026
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Here's a little background about me. I used to be in great shape. I was a competitive weightlifter and sprinter. I was 25, 6'1", and 184lbs (185cm and 83.4kg for our friends across the pond). I lifted weights and exercised daily and was all about nutrition timing and proper nutrition. Somehow I got away from all that and time went by.
I have been disgusted with the way I looked and felt for a long time and finally in May I decided I was going to do something about it. I could barely jog to chase my dogs without panting and moving was hard. Even standing for a long period of time would make my back hurt from the extra weight, and my sleep was terrible with even worse snoring. I was 35, now 36, and 296.5lbs fasted (134.5kg) and I was miserable. Lucky for me though, I did eat healthy foods, just way too much of them, and so I was not diabetic and did not have any heart problems. For the past few year or two I had multiple days a week where I could not function in the afternoons and some time between 2-4pm I was so tired that I was fighting to stay awake at work and would often have to stop and sit in my car for a few minutes to rest or take a short power nap.
I had been skeptical of taking any sort of weight loss drugs, but I knew that I needed to kickstart my weight loss in order to even get back to exercising because of how my body felt. I had some friends who were seeing good results with Tirzepatide so I decided to try it.
I did my first injection on the evening of May 30th. The first five days were miserable, I had transient nausea, and could barely eat anything because even the thought of food made me sick. On top of that I had bad acid reflux and bloating as well as horrible gas pain. I was ready to throw in the towel, but on the 5th day the symptoms cleared up. I have been following the standard protocol of 2.5mg for four weeks, then 5mg for four weeks and I just did my third injection at 7.5mg this past Saturday. I am now down to 248.6lbs (112.76kg) in 10 weeks.
In addition to the Tirzepatide, in early June started taking 300mcg of AOD-9604 daily and did the 20 day protocol of MOTS-c 5mg every five days. In mid to late June I also started stacking Retatrutide, but rather than doing weekly doses, I have been doing smaller amounts multiple times per week, and am now up to 2mg three times weekly. Around that same time I started taking Kisspeptin-10 200mcg three times weekly and 1mg of Epitalon daily at bedtime.
In July I added in HCG 500IU three times weekly on opposite days from the Kisspeptin-10 and I also added in SLU-PP-332 0.5mg daily. After being gone for 10 days on vacation in mid July I added in 5-amino-1MQ 5mg daily for four weeks, so I will finish that up in a couple more weeks. I've also added in AICAR 1mg daily at bedtime and I've also added MOTS-c 1mg daily back in as of two weeks ago. Yesterday I added CJC-1295 (no DAC) + Ipamorelin 50/50mcg and will do that daily at bedtime and also GHRP-2 100mcg daily in the morning. Also I started BAM-15 orally this past week and have not had any side effects from that. In fact, other than the first five days of Tirzepatide, I've never had any side effects from any of the peptides.
I feel great! I still get hungry sometimes, but the food noise is gone and I don't feel driven to eat just because I'm hungry. I find myself having to stop and force myself to eat sometimes. I am sleeping better and I feel so much better throughout the day. I no longer feel tired in the afternoons and I don't get drowsy and need to rest or nap. Being up moving around does not feel like a chore anymore and exercise is fun again. So for anyone reading this who feels how I felt, it's entirely possible to feel better!
I just did blood work this past week and though my HDL was slightly below normal and my LDL was barely above normal, everything else was great! Triglycerides were happily in the middle of normal range, total cholesterol was in the middle of the normal range, CBC and metabolic panel were all excellent, TSH was excellent, and HbA1c was 5.2%. Testosterone was also in the middle of the normal range.
I am treating this as an experiment and I am the clinician and subject with a study population of n=1. My background is in physiology and I am a physical therapist.
I have been disgusted with the way I looked and felt for a long time and finally in May I decided I was going to do something about it. I could barely jog to chase my dogs without panting and moving was hard. Even standing for a long period of time would make my back hurt from the extra weight, and my sleep was terrible with even worse snoring. I was 35, now 36, and 296.5lbs fasted (134.5kg) and I was miserable. Lucky for me though, I did eat healthy foods, just way too much of them, and so I was not diabetic and did not have any heart problems. For the past few year or two I had multiple days a week where I could not function in the afternoons and some time between 2-4pm I was so tired that I was fighting to stay awake at work and would often have to stop and sit in my car for a few minutes to rest or take a short power nap.
I had been skeptical of taking any sort of weight loss drugs, but I knew that I needed to kickstart my weight loss in order to even get back to exercising because of how my body felt. I had some friends who were seeing good results with Tirzepatide so I decided to try it.
I did my first injection on the evening of May 30th. The first five days were miserable, I had transient nausea, and could barely eat anything because even the thought of food made me sick. On top of that I had bad acid reflux and bloating as well as horrible gas pain. I was ready to throw in the towel, but on the 5th day the symptoms cleared up. I have been following the standard protocol of 2.5mg for four weeks, then 5mg for four weeks and I just did my third injection at 7.5mg this past Saturday. I am now down to 248.6lbs (112.76kg) in 10 weeks.
In addition to the Tirzepatide, in early June started taking 300mcg of AOD-9604 daily and did the 20 day protocol of MOTS-c 5mg every five days. In mid to late June I also started stacking Retatrutide, but rather than doing weekly doses, I have been doing smaller amounts multiple times per week, and am now up to 2mg three times weekly. Around that same time I started taking Kisspeptin-10 200mcg three times weekly and 1mg of Epitalon daily at bedtime.
In July I added in HCG 500IU three times weekly on opposite days from the Kisspeptin-10 and I also added in SLU-PP-332 0.5mg daily. After being gone for 10 days on vacation in mid July I added in 5-amino-1MQ 5mg daily for four weeks, so I will finish that up in a couple more weeks. I've also added in AICAR 1mg daily at bedtime and I've also added MOTS-c 1mg daily back in as of two weeks ago. Yesterday I added CJC-1295 (no DAC) + Ipamorelin 50/50mcg and will do that daily at bedtime and also GHRP-2 100mcg daily in the morning. Also I started BAM-15 orally this past week and have not had any side effects from that. In fact, other than the first five days of Tirzepatide, I've never had any side effects from any of the peptides.
I feel great! I still get hungry sometimes, but the food noise is gone and I don't feel driven to eat just because I'm hungry. I find myself having to stop and force myself to eat sometimes. I am sleeping better and I feel so much better throughout the day. I no longer feel tired in the afternoons and I don't get drowsy and need to rest or nap. Being up moving around does not feel like a chore anymore and exercise is fun again. So for anyone reading this who feels how I felt, it's entirely possible to feel better!
I just did blood work this past week and though my HDL was slightly below normal and my LDL was barely above normal, everything else was great! Triglycerides were happily in the middle of normal range, total cholesterol was in the middle of the normal range, CBC and metabolic panel were all excellent, TSH was excellent, and HbA1c was 5.2%. Testosterone was also in the middle of the normal range.
I am treating this as an experiment and I am the clinician and subject with a study population of n=1. My background is in physiology and I am a physical therapist.
