They say 30 is the new 20. Well, I turned 30 years old today.
Pictured left was me exactly 1 year ago (29), on the right is me today.
Me at 29 was extremely lost. Less than 1 month away from my wife giving birth to our first child.
I looked in the mirror and decided that I was not going to be the guy who embraces the dad bod. I knew my life was about to change drastically, and I needed to lock the fuck in.
I started simple, build the foundation. Fixed my diet, sleep, training. Cut out the bullshit, stopped drinking, got consistent.
Then the amplifiers, supplements, peptides, hormones. Everything based on bloodwork.
I had always been interested in the gym, bodybuilding, biohacking, etc. But I had always fallen off during the execution of the plan. Vicious cycles of getting jacked and then getting fat.
This go around was different, I had to get it right. No more time to fuck around.
This has been the most challenging and rewarding year of my life. But I genuinely believe this challenge was a blessing from God. Nothing about this last year has been easy. Becoming a dad, a husband, getting my training in, eating write, building @reptidesco, all while working a full-time job to make sure the bills got paid and my family is fed.
But the community on this platform genuinely motivates me to keep pushing every day even harder. Finding that 1% every day to get better.
Thank you for everyone who has, and continues to support me on this journey. I have learned to much from ya’ll. I have gotten the chance to connect with the coolest people on the forefront of peptides, biohacking, health, and longevity.
This journey is far from over.
Let’s get after it. 💪
“Would you recommend 170mg test enanthate with 500 mg hcg 3x/week to get the best results? Also taking 3 iu GH and 0.5mg exemestane?”
When I see questions like this in the replies my eyes bug out.
The problem isn’t what they’re asking, it’s that they think it’s enough context for a proper answer (it’s not NEARLY enough).
I think it’s important that people understand where my financial motivations are as I scale Reptides
Here are some goals of mine:
- Go full time with Reptides and content creation
- Build out a badass home gym
- Buy a new car for my wife
- Have my own content creation studio
- Build an education fund for my daughter
- Become the sole income provider so my wife can stay at home
- Build generational wealth for my offspring
I want to build something real.
I don’t want to just cash in on a trend as quickly as possible so I can blow all my money on fancy toys, watches to flex on Instagram.
These are the reasons why I pour so much time into providing high quality information, and building Reptides to not just be some gimmicky peptide tracking app people will download because of some clever marketing and delete a week later.
I am on the cusp of 5k followers on here, Reptides just hit 2k. So thank you, thank you, thank you all for your continued support. Every bit of engagement, every download, helps more than yall can even imagine.
I promise I’ll keep working day in and day out to provide quality contributions to this space. 💪
We will be around for way longer than any trend or peptide. There is no putting the genie back in the lamp. The people want to know about different compounds and peptides and we’re gonna tell them - all without trying to sell any of them. Some of them are good some are not so good.
We probably both could’ve been millionaires by now if we kept reptides as an RUO vendor.
There’s not many people that know this industry like we do. The ins and outs the probably hundreds of convos we’ve collectively had with everyone.
Name a vendor we’ve probably talked to them lol.
We are constantly evolving reptides to become something greater and bigger than ourselves.
I could see short acting nasal GLP1 sprays become a thing in the near future
Doubt they’d be nearly as effective as injectables but for killing an acute craving but a short acting tool could be interesting
Saw an Exenatide spray recently on a grey market site
Little sniffy sniff to stop you from ordering that late night door dash
Doubt we will see it get much traction on the pharma side, but you can bet your ass the research use only crowd will eat this shit up if it works
I think people are staring to kinda shit on biohacking/peptides nowadays
And to an extent, I get it, especially since a lot of posts are sales/marketing related
But this was me now vs exactly one year ago
And bloodwork has never looked better
@bio_available_ Thx dawg 💪I’ve learned a shit ton from your vids bro
Been listening to them otw to work for months now, you’ve def helped me dive deeper into the research behind all this stuff and put what I’ve learned into practice
@PeptideProSrc I tried 332 in a blend so idk about it in isolation
I like the idea of 915’s oral bioavailability and tbh I don’t need another thing to inject rn haha
SLU-PP-915 update: 15mg oral
Definitely believe I am “feeling it” at this dose
What I noticed (resistance training):
- Recovery between sets got noticeably faster
- Could push sets a bit harder
- Energy stayed up after I was done, not just during it
- Felt a bit warm (granted it was hot as hell outside and a garage workout)
(Not medical advice, for educational purposes only)
Seems like a lot of people are stacking Eloralintide on top of Reta/other GLP1 peptides
I think a more sensible approach could be to cycle BETWEEN a GLP1 and an amylin receptor agonist, especially if you have been on a GLP1 for an extended period of time
My hypothesis being you avoid receptor desensitization and dose titration by cycling between the two, getting more benefit lower doses
(Not medical advice, just a topic for discussion)