Mitochondria Repair

[swimmer]

Next week I will be finishing a cycle of tesamorilin/ipmorelin which I am very happy with. My next journey might be to repair my mitochondria. I am in my early 60s so my guess is my mitochondria are in rough shape. I have a ton of questions about this subject. I am on high dose tirz (maintenance) and I am at my target weight. I work out every day. Swimming, hiking, weight lifting. I might be in the best shape I have every been. I have mots-c from sry, ss31 is on the way from Jeep. I recently learned I need to start nad+ first. I will order that soon. I also have 5‐amino 1mq if needed. My questions are:

how do I know my mitochondria need repair?
What can I expect when they are repaired or optomized?
Will my swim times improve?
Will I get stronger?
Do I need more than NAD+, SS31 and mots-c?
What should a cycle look like?

I would love to hear your thoughts and hear about your experiences.

 

[Rockybalboa]

I recomend that you visit https://youtube.com/@jaycampbell333?si=hX9A4Hpggn6bXIYA

He knows it all

 

[Mr. Blonde]

Jay Campbell is knowledgeable, but I always get the shady used car salesman vibes from him. Not saying that he would sell you the modern equivalent of a Flintstones car, its just the vibes I think he gives off.

But other than that, I listened to him in the last and learned at least a few positive things.

 

[SummerX]

Hey, I will be testing this protocol on myself for my mom once my SS-31 and NAD+ arrive:

 

[randompersonrandom]

I started this same protocol last week (the one @SummerX posted). Most of me thinks it's probably snake oil, and all I knew about mitochondria last week is that it's the powerhouse of the cell, but it just looks so magic and I'm bored. I'm only at the NAD part; I did 25mg the first time, then tried the 50mg the second time, seeing if I had any side-effects, and did not. Last night, I did the whole 100mg because I really should be supervised by an adult and am not. I swear to God I felt something on that one; wide-awake for the first time in weeks. I had a lovely three-mile walk. Prolly placebo and I'm going to quit screwing around and do the protocol as directed from here on out.