Jorge Abreu · Peptide NotesMy Exact Stack, All Ten, And Why
You asked me to publish what I actually run. Here it is: every compound, the order I added them, why each one earned its spot, and the two I would drop if I started over.
16 pages · 6 sections · PDF, instant
What's inside
Six sections. The list is only the first one.
01
The list, in order
All ten, in the order I added them, why each one got added, what actually happened, and where it sits now. The order is the most useful part of the page.
02
The overlap that cost me months
The blend I bought for convenience already contained two things I was injecting separately. I paid twice for months and never caught it. There is a 15 minute fix.
03
Morning half, night half
Why the split exists, and the food timing detail that decides whether the night half does anything at all or you just paid for it.
04
How I know if it worked
Four markers I track weekly, six labs I will not skip, and the symptoms that mean back off instead of push.
05
What it really costs
Five line items. Most people budget for one of them and get surprised by the other four, including the most expensive one.
06
If I started over
Six steps, two compounds, eight weeks. Not ten. Plus the two on my own list I would drop.
There are no doses in this document, and I explain exactly why on page one rather than making you wonder what I am holding back.
None of these have an established self administered dose, so publishing mine would just give a stranger a number that was never calculated for them. What transfers is the order, the reasoning, and the mistakes. That part is worth more than a number.
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Here's the stack
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Download the PDFRead section 02 first if you already run a blend. That's the one that saves people money.
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