Stacking IPA/TESA with Reta?

[FatPanda]

I read somewhere that you shouldn't take TESA with Reta because they work in opposite ways. Is that correct?

 

[mraajr]

Two completely different peptides that work on completely different pathways. I have not seen any legit (if there is such a thing in this space) documentation saying not to take them together. Quite the opposite, actually.

 

[nogainz]

Took Reta & Tesa together for 3 months. Maintained 1.5-2lbs/wk weight loss, got a dexa scan & confirmed 50% reduction in visceral fat. Highly recommend this stack.

 

[yeddie]

Took Reta & Tesa together for 3 months. Maintained 1.5-2lbs/wk weight loss, got a dexa scan & confirmed 50% reduction in visceral fat. Highly recommend this stack.

Cool. What dosage were you taking?

 

[PAPoots]

Took Reta & Tesa together for 3 months. Maintained 1.5-2lbs/wk weight loss, got a dexa scan & confirmed 50% reduction in visceral fat. Highly recommend this stack.

I'll be starting this steak on Tuesday and would like to hear your protocol also. I'm planning on running 330mcg, for 4 weeks, then 500 mcg for 4.
Thanks

 

[mraajr]

I'll be starting this steak on Tuesday and would like to hear your protocol also. I'm planning on running 330mcg, for 4 weeks, then 500 mcg for 4.
Thanks

The clinical dose of Tesamorelin is 2 mg (2000 mcg). 330 mcg to 500 mcg would be a waste of time and money and probably less than the Minimum Effective Dose. I have not heard of anyone taking less than 1 mg, but 2 mg is recommended if you want to mirror the results of the trials.

 

[PAPoots]

The clinical dose of Tesamorelin is 2 mg (2000 mcg). 330 mcg to 500 mcg would be a waste of time and money and probably less than the Minimum Effective Dose. I have not heard of anyone taking less than 1 mg, but 2 mg is recommended if you want to mirror the results of the trials.

So why do they even blend it at a 1:1 ratio. If I titrate up to a 2mg dose is that too much ipamorelin?