I'm glad if this is helpful to you! Since you don't have a problem falling asleep, but staying asleep, your lab might want to research DSIP - delta sleep inducing peptide. It helps with deeper sleep, Rem sleep, keeping you asleep. The dosing is small, in mcgs. As I said I started at 100mcg a few hours before I was hoping to go to sleep. Some do one month on and one month off, or once a week, or daily or every 3 days... I can give you more info from what I've read if it's something you decide to try. Many people do like weighted blankets a lot, and say it makes a huge difference, for me, too heavy, too hot, and I feel like I'm being suffocated.Wow, thank you so much for all of this information! I can tell you are detail oriented, which I am too!
It is probably one of the things that keeps me awake! Can’t get my brain to shut off sometimes!But deeper, rested sleep is exactly what I am looking for! I can usually fall asleep, it is staying asleep that is the problem! I wake up every 1-2 hours & it is frustrating. My husband literally does not wake up, at all…until morning and I am always thinking, man what must that be like?!
I am going to give your post a more detailed read tomorrow. I need to try to start making myself go to sleep ironically enough!
But I wanted to say thank you so much for all of this! I have looked at the other peps you have mentioned & I am also hesitant to try some of those cause if they are too uppity, well I won’t sleep! I hope you get some good sleep tonight!
What's your stack?
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I am determined to get a cooling one by next summer. This time of year, we keep a fan in the window and the bedroom stays in the 50s most nights. Snuggling under the heavy blanket is heavenly.Oh man the first time I used a weighted blanket it knocked me out almost immediatelyUnfortunately I run *very* hot at night even in the colder months. I hear they make cooling ones now so I may look into that.
My old man feels the same as you. That is one of the reasons we each have our own covers for our half of the bed!
You are lucky you don't have to deal with the process of female hormones... I am post menopausal and had to get BHRT to get everything right before I slid into the peptide world. Hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia... absolutely SUCKED... and I went in early (48). I always had sleep problems most of my life but this just exacerbated it to the umpteenth degree. And it is a bitch to find a "menopause specialist". Most docs are not educated.. they literally had about 8 hours of teaching and one of the last studies done was 2002.
I am in healthcare sales & it is wild sometimes how much docs either don’t know or don’t have time to dig into…. We are a world overwhelmed with information, constantly…it is our greatest innovation & sometimes our biggest failing. But about 95% is either not good, biased, or even factual information. Studies are wonderful, but they can be limited in scope, take a long time, and they are expensive. Don’t get me wrong I am glad info is out there, but I do not envy them, hard job man. To keep up, even if they have a specialty, it is a loooot…but on the bright side, for those that are not docs & willing to put in the work, we can find it & advocate for ourselves. We are culture of burnt out people.
Hence why we struggle with sleep! I don’t know what the solution is
but I will keep trying ! Lol 
LouiseBelcher
New Member
Currenting I'm taking Tirz 6mg once a week. GLOW (GHK-cu 50mg, BPC-157 10mg, TB500 10mg) 5 days a week, NAD+ 50mg twice a week, and BioBoost+ 1ml once a week. For skincare I use Snap-8 and cosmetic GHK-cu. I was also taking Glutathione 200mg twice a week via IM, but I freaked myself out when I hit a blood vessel the other week, so I've stopped it. I tried SQ a couple of times, but it hurts like hell, so it's on the back burner for now.
I just ordered some SS-31 and I'll probably follow it with Mots-c. I'm also researching (reading) about Thymalin and Epithalon.
My main goals are anti-aging and energy and focus. The BioBoost doesn't do anything for me in the energy department, but I'm going to finish out the vial I have. I'm also a single mom of two who works full time and is a full-time student with a 10-month-old puppy. So, I think chronic fatigue is just a byproduct of my life at the moment.
I just ordered some SS-31 and I'll probably follow it with Mots-c. I'm also researching (reading) about Thymalin and Epithalon.
My main goals are anti-aging and energy and focus. The BioBoost doesn't do anything for me in the energy department, but I'm going to finish out the vial I have. I'm also a single mom of two who works full time and is a full-time student with a 10-month-old puppy. So, I think chronic fatigue is just a byproduct of my life at the moment.
I am exhausted just reading what your life is like right now! Wishing you some good sleep!
WinterFarce
New_Member
THANK YOU!
LouiseBelcher
New Member
Thank you! I graduate at the beginning of May, so there is a light at the end of the tunnel!
TNDelta
New_Member
Currently - 5mg Triz (since June) weekly. I'm down 40 lbs and not going up in dose until I stall.
Epithalon and Thymulin to help regulate sleep
In the freezer:
SS31 and MOTs-c - just finished this cycle great energy!
Nad+
TA-1
BPC / TB / GHKcu for Glow
Snap8 and GHK Raw for skin care in my night cream.
Epithalon and Thymulin to help regulate sleep
In the freezer:
SS31 and MOTs-c - just finished this cycle great energy!
Nad+
TA-1
BPC / TB / GHKcu for Glow
Snap8 and GHK Raw for skin care in my night cream.
In my fridge and in my body:
Tirz
DSIP
Epithalon
Three Pep Glow - mixed by me not a preblend
On my Body:
ghk-cu in face serum and body cream
In a cool dark place:
Pegasus Lipo C variant
ghk-cu raw
many vials of BAC with different expiration dates
In my freezer:
Tirz
DSIP
Epithalon
Snap-8
a few vials of Cagri
Products on their way to me:
Three peps for Glow
NAD+
Epithalon
VIP
and I've begun to collect Cortagon, Epithalon, Pinealon, Thymogen, Vesugen, and Vilon, cytogens dosed together to run Stack 2 in the three-stack cytogen anti-aging, among other things, protocol.
Tirz
DSIP
Epithalon
Three Pep Glow - mixed by me not a preblend
On my Body:
ghk-cu in face serum and body cream
In a cool dark place:
Pegasus Lipo C variant
ghk-cu raw
many vials of BAC with different expiration dates
In my freezer:
Tirz
DSIP
Epithalon
Snap-8
a few vials of Cagri
Products on their way to me:
Three peps for Glow
NAD+
Epithalon
VIP
and I've begun to collect Cortagon, Epithalon, Pinealon, Thymogen, Vesugen, and Vilon, cytogens dosed together to run Stack 2 in the three-stack cytogen anti-aging, among other things, protocol.
aDerpyPenguin
New_Member
GLOW and a GHK-CU cosmetic cream helps with tightening loose skin, correct? I’m currently only in Tirz, but I’m fairly concerned with loose skin as I probably have 140-150lbs to go.
Apparently, supposedly, certainly what many are hoping it does! Lots of people here using both! Lots happy to help! And congrats on finding the forum and being on your journey!
Yanaga
Registered
Yanaga
Registered
6mg of Trizepatide, AOD and adding in GLOW
Nikki nik
Registered
Hey how is the AOD
Yanaga
Registered
It has definitely started to make a difference in my belly fat. Was losing weight but wasn't really losing anything from my belly and since I added in the aod the inches have been coming off.
100% agree with this sentiment! Most MDs know near zero about hormone balancing outside of commonly treated pathologies, and you can forget about women's hormone needs! Most are even less knowledgeable about nutrition. Sure, with the glp1 craze, many more are showing interest in obesity med and might even begin contemplating that CICO isn't one size fits all. I also understand that most providers are overworked and lack the time to keep up with headline updates let alone dig into research.I am in healthcare sales & it is wild sometimes how much docs either don’t know or don’t have time to dig into…. We are a world overwhelmed with information, constantly…it is our greatest innovation & sometimes our biggest failing. But about 95% is either not good, biased, or even factual information. Studies are wonderful, but they can be limited in scope, take a long time, and they are expensive. Don’t get me wrong I am glad info is out there, but I do not envy them, hard job man. To keep up, even if they have a specialty, it is a loooot…but on the bright side, for those that are not docs & willing to put in the work, we can find it & advocate for ourselves. We are culture of burnt out people.
I don’t know what the solution is
I worked in a specialty area at an internationally renowned med institution, especially prized for research. I noticed that there might be a lot of buzz about a new study or tx protocol...but over time it would be pretty much forgotten or treated like it is biblical and never questioned. Except for those trying to earn more accolades and hop on a new study. SN: Gotta be thankful that you are capable and willing to do your own research, the vast majority of the population has extremely low health literacy, with no desire to change that. I'm also grateful that forums such as these exist.
I ordered a kit of Glutathione and when I reconstituted it, I learned how bad it smells (like sulfur). It is supposed to smell that way, but I have been afraid to inject it.
