Average Joe said:
Anyone have any side effects with RETA while endurance running? Contemplating it (worried about not eating enough to fuel), but don't want it to kill my training.
JeremiahJohnson said:Average Joe said:
Anyone have any side effects with RETA while endurance running? Contemplating it (worried about not eating enough to fuel), but don't want it to kill my training.
Things I had:
Raised heart rate
Lower HRV
Runs 1 hour or shorter felt normal. Over an hour I felt gassed and had no energy. Assume it was the glucagon properties. I pushed through with lots of sugar but sucked. If you plan on running a race for time, forget about your time.
Other than that I was happy with the results.
Average Joe said:
Anyone have any side effects with RETA while endurance running? Contemplating it (worried about not eating enough to fuel), but don't want it to kill my training.
Max Power said:
So I don't recall this happening before but now Peptide Plugs wants you to provide a business name and research category before allowing access to the site. I know this is a bit of a grey area but I'm hesitant to just make up a business name to buy from them. Yes I know that's ironic given how all the sites make you check a box that indicates you're buying for research purposes and not for personal use.
Crash Fistfight said:Average Joe said:
Anyone have any side effects with RETA while endurance running? Contemplating it (worried about not eating enough to fuel), but don't want it to kill my training.
I've been on Reta/Tesa and started a training block for a marathon with no energy level issues on longer runs. The only thing I'd suggest would be start it about 6-8 weeks before the training block, or be prepared to do runs on a treadmill close to a bathroom. I had occasional GI distress at first and didn't feel confident about running outside at first. It's a lot better now. You do need to pay attention to what you eat and try to get the more dense calorie foods in.
My resting HR did go up, but my HR during runs was actually lower and more stable. I did a run this morning where I was pushing and I couldn't get out of zone 2.. It has been real nice running 15+ lbs lighter from when I started.
MosesHallEnforcer said:
High dose oral BPC is money for Crohns. Also, ta-1, Kpv, ll-37, and thymalin.
There have been several people with Crohns that have had tons of success with peptides.
Crash Fistfight said:Max Power said:
So I don't recall this happening before but now Peptide Plugs wants you to provide a business name and research category before allowing access to the site. I know this is a bit of a grey area but I'm hesitant to just make up a business name to buy from them. Yes I know that's ironic given how all the sites make you check a box that indicates you're buying for research purposes and not for personal use.
I just bookmarked https://peptideplugs.com/wp-login.php and sign in.
PlayoffGhost1939 said:
Looking to start my Klow journey soon but I'm also starting down the allergy shot avenue; I've read that I may need to wait to start Klow until I get through the loading phase on the allergy shots. Anyone have any insights?





07fta07 said:
I think you're on the right track with dialing the dose back. I started at .5 mg for a couple weeks before kicking up to 1mg. I've had no issues. Food noise is down but still getting in my 2500 calories and I have plenty of energy.