Stacking Tirzepatide with CJC-1295 \ Ipamorelin

Teddyi

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I’m currently on Tirzepatide and would like to stack CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin with it. The goal is to continue to lose bodyfat while continuing to build muscle and increase athletic performance. Something to help with recovery would be beneficial, as I don't feel as if my body is able to recover as quickly as it used to. I'm not expecting miracles, as I'm an older ex-professional athlete with a body that has taken a substantial amount of carnage over the years. I also have a high-stress job and my ability to recover, as well as my energy level and drive, have plummeted over the past year. Diet is clean and pretty tight, but sleep is less than adequate (6-7 hours/night), and training has suffered due to business travel and an intense work schedule. I get bloodwork done every 3-6 months and everything looks on pointe. I'd like to add something to increase GH production to help with recovery and energy/drive however, I’ve read Ipamorelin may interfere with the gastric emptying and the appetite suppression of Tirzepatide. I’ve tried to research this online, but there’s almost no information that I could find. The other option would be to try Tesamorelin instead of the CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin combination. Can anyone either provide information or point me to research papers that would help me make the best decision without adverse interactions? Thanks!
 
I love CJC/Ipa but am not a fan of these GLPs. I would imagine it could help with the some of the negative sides inherent in the GLPs and in recovery. As far as energy/drive, I did not experience anything in that regard. I have ran CJC in its different forms with either Ipa or GHRP6 at least 10x.

I can't imagine anyone spending research dollars on GLPs with non-patent-protected products. I would be surprised if you find published research articles.
 
In my experience nothing overpowers a glp1 lol. Ive used actual Gh with all of them, and they keep on doing their thing regardless.

And thats the route Id persinally go. Gh, and/or inj testosterone. But obviously both of them are ideally longterm committments.

Another thing to consider, the glp1s have a tendency to promote lethargy, esp at the doses where youll experience the appetite suppression. Ive found Retatrutide the least invasive in this respect though. And really as an "athlete"" its the glp1 you should be using.

In saying that, you might find youre just going to have to compromise here. Decent recovery and energy requires adequate food, its that simple. Using a glp1 at food-noise-reducing doses will not help, so it will likely emd up being a case where you need to decrease the dose to allow for greater calorie intake. Which again is why Reta will be superior.
 
Thank you both for your replies. I confirmed with my doctor that it’s no problem to run CJC/IPA with Tirzepatide.

Bigdadybry – Good to know you have had positive results from CJC/IPA. I have not run these in while but the last time I did, I don’t recall any great energy/drive increase, but then again that was when I wasn’t really trying to increase those. It was more for recovery from hard workouts.

Nac – I’ve never considered Retatrutide – mostly because it’s still in HCTs. But it sounds promising. I’ve tried Gh years ago while recovering from multiple injuries, but it never really moved the needle on my growth hormone levels and was insanely expensive. Under better circumstances (less work and far less work travel), I’d be eating more and training more…and not taking Tirz, but I’m working with what I have right now. Have you run Reta and if so, what were your results?
 
Teddyi said:
Have you run Reta and if so, what were your results?
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I ran it for about 4 months, stacked for most of the time. I wish Id had the $$ to do a visceral fat scan before and after, Reta is supposed to help there considerably.

Reta is good (or "bad") for making you feel less food-focused or conscious, like I dont feel full on it just satiated. And when it comes time to eat I can no probs, it doesnt make me feel nauseous like Sema does. But, I never ran it over 4mg per week. Maybe Id get the nausea and extreme disinterest in food if I dosed it higher.

Only thing I dont like about Reta is it makes me feel very lethargic. Much moreso than any other glp1.
 
Reta is amazing at a low dose imo. Start at 1/2mg e3d or 1mg twice a week and slowly nitrate up from there. I only go up to 1mg e3d before it crushed my appetite and I had to back it down. Now only doing 1/2mg e3d in my growth phase.
 
Teddyi said:
I’m currently on Tirzepatide and would like to stack CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin with it. The goal is to continue to lose bodyfat while continuing to build muscle and increase athletic performance. Something to help with recovery would be beneficial, as I don't feel as if my body is able to recover as quickly as it used to. I'm not expecting miracles, as I'm an older ex-professional athlete with a body that has taken a substantial amount of carnage over the years. I also have a high-stress job and my ability to recover, as well as my energy level and drive, have plummeted over the past year. Diet is clean and pretty tight, but sleep is less than adequate (6-7 hours/night), and training has suffered due to business travel and an intense work schedule. I get bloodwork done every 3-6 months and everything looks on pointe. I'd like to add something to increase GH production to help with recovery and energy/drive however, I’ve read Ipamorelin may interfere with the gastric emptying and the appetite suppression of Tirzepatide. I’ve tried to research this online, but there’s almost no information that I could find. The other option would be to try Tesamorelin instead of the CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin combination. Can anyone either provide information or point me to research papers that would help me make the best decision without adverse interactions? Thanks!
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How did the CJC/Ipa work for you? Thinking about doing something similar myself.
 
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