Request: Dosage details from a protocol

[cooleql]

I have been following Dr Craig Koniver's peptide talks and i happened to search his website for weight loss protocol and this is what he recommends:

Components:
Tesamorelin
Ipamorelin
SS-31
Pentadeca Arginate (PDA)/ BPA157

"This peptide therapy is administered via subcutaneous injection using a small insulin needle. The peptides are pre-drawn in syringes for patients at the prescribed dose. Inject 20 insulin units subcutaneously at bedtime Monday- Friday. Rest of the weekends."

Can someone help me decipher the doses which is fits in 20 insulin units?

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[GimmeABreak]

The vendor does not provide enough information to know the dosage. The only measure provided is 20 units on an insulin syringe (which is .2 ml).

 

[cooleql]

The vendor does not provide enough information to know the dosage. The only measure provided is 20 units on an insulin syringe (which is .2 ml).

Thanks, hence the confusion or mystery, in a podcast with Andrew huberman he says the recommended dosage for SS31 itself is 20mg. However, i read the minimum is 4mg. So did not know how to go about dosing.

 

[zpped]

as already said, 20units is absolutely meaningless without knowing the concentration of each peptide. All the ones you mentioned have a wide range of recommended dosages and frequencies.

also ss31 and tesa are both pretty expensive. tesa and ipa both effect growth hormone and therefore insulin resistance, You should do a lot of research before jumping in. Nothing beats glp1s for weight loss though.