Hard to say much on this in one post… Being a member of Alex Kikels TPC-Army skool, $200/mo, Anthony Castor’s Skool (free and super excellent coach), and Chris Duffin’s Skool, free and decent, and off course Hunter/Campbell on youtube;
There is not one dose fits all for any of the peptides especially the mitochondrial family; MOTSC, SS-31. Small molecules SLU-pp-332, 5AminoMq and probably more. There is a point where the mito can be over stimulated and you experience a caffeine like brain fog / and over stimulation. So more is not better especially when adding in SLU and maybe BAM15 which are amplifiers.
I’ve learned that the personal dosing, protocol, is layered, cycled, and slowly built up. Finances can be the limiitor. Unless you buy from places like nexaph.com or even closer to China, then SS-31 in the mgs’s /day are possible, but with likely over doing it.
Folks can say peptides dont work. And that may be true for them at the doses and at their metabolic health/dis-health/BMI/SAD diet inputs… Lots of bodies are not ready for peptides its a waste. Fix metabolic health first starting with HRT!!! and Lifting some weights and fixing the diet. THEN GLP-1s, in a few months and pounds lost then the mitochondria stacks. I’ll add though its ok to start Urilithin-a any time and possibly continuously. But Kikel will cycle even Urolithin-a… Using epigenetic nudging, hormesis, to stair step health and function up.
Just tersely summarizing a complicated topic of dosing, layering, cycling peptides.
At least join the 2 free Skool groups I know of. Probably a few others that are useful re peptides, health, muscle growth. Kikel’s TPC is not a general tutorial type group. Anthony Castore’s group covers a wide range of topics rifle shots at a time.
A bit of a sales pitch-y peptide/bioregulator education site: https://peptidescienceinstitute.com, I just received their Peptide Master book. An encyclopedia. TBD the value. But its; education for education’s sake at the least. The gap all along is: case studies, dosing protocols combining many inputs to effect a health improvement. Too much talk about just one peptide, one thing.
Best to all, curt