RESEARCH TIP: KLOW Protocol (Glow + KPV Blend) Base GLOW Formula: 50mg GHK-Cu 10mg BPC-157 10mg TB-500 3mL Bacteriostatic Water --- To Create KLOW: • Add 2mL BAC water to your Glow vial • Add 1mL BAC water to your 10mg KPV vial • Pull the entire KPV solution and add it into your Glow vial Your KLOW now contains: 50mg GHK-Cu 10mg BPC-157 10mg TB-500 10mg KPV --- Suggested Daily Research (Units / mg) 6 units – 1mg GHK-Cu / 0.2mg BPC / 0.2mg TB / 0.2mg KPV 9 units – 1.5mg GHK-Cu / 0.3mg BPC / 0.3mg TB / 0.3mg KPV 12 units – 2mg GHK-Cu / 0.4mg BPC / 0.4mg TB / 0.4mg KPV 15 units – 2.5mg GHK-Cu / 0.5mg BPC / 0.5mg TB / 0.5mg KPV --- Research Tip: Benefits of the KLOW Protocol (Glow + KPV Blend) The KLOW protocol combines four powerful peptides — GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500, and KPV — for a well-rounded research blend targeting recovery, repair, and overall skin and tissue optimization. --- GHK-Cu (50mg) • Promotes collagen and elastin production • Improves skin tone, firmness, and repair • Supports hair regrowth and reduces inflammation • Encourages cellular regeneration BPC-157 (10mg) • Promotes healing of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and gut lining • Helps reduce inflammation and oxidative stress • May accelerate recovery from injuries TB-500 (10mg) • Supports cellular migration and tissue remodeling • Enhances recovery and flexibility • May reduce inflammation and fibrosis • Complements BPC-157 for deep tissue repair KPV (10mg) • Strong anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties • Supports gut health and skin barrier function • Enhances the calming, repair-focused effects of BPC-157 --- Combined Research Synergy (KLOW Blend): • Full-spectrum tissue and skin regeneration • Deep anti-inflammatory support • Enhanced cellular recovery post-stress or strain • Visible skin glow and tightening from GHK-Cu synergy • Calmer, more resilient skin and faster wound recovery --- Many researchers report smoother skin, faster recovery, and overall better wellness markers when combining these compounds as a balanced regeneration blend.

I started on this health journey in 01/2023 first with doing a food journal for months. Keeping up with what, how much, time eating, and results(nausea and runs) for each food. Little by little, I knew it was something in my foods making me sick. I was able to determine that breads/starches were causing my explosive bowels and that I am insulin resistant. I also thought part of my health issues was contributed to by having had breast implants 30+ years earlier. Called BII - Breast Implant Illness. I was also researching to find the BEST surgeon to remove them. My PCP was of no help. I finally settled on what would become one of three plastic surgeons and each was 3 1/2 hours from my home…. Then low and behold, I was woke in the middle of the night to excruciating pain in one breast. I knew immediately what had happened by the simple difference in that breast. This escalated things immediately. My first choice of doctors to go just happened to have a cancellation for a few days out. I had already had my yearly mammogram, so I called and they got me in the next day!( had to have a very new report to take to the surgeon). This doctor was phenomenal to say the least. She informed me that with the number of years my original plants had been in place, that I did not qualify for her BII program (she has been going head long with the AMA and FDA for more than twenty years over the illnesses caused by breast implants). To shorten this just a bit…. Within a week I went from consult, to pre-op, to surgery. She informed me she had to literally turn that breast completely inside out to clean the debris from the rupture. And then some of the material went into the other breast creating a smaller similar sinario. The surgery took almost 6 hours. We spent 3 days in a hotel and going to her office daily for follow up care. Initially the glands under my arms were very swollen with the fluid from the ruptured implant. She informed me the doctor who placed the implants used silicone and not saline as I had requested. The implants had no serial numbers to be traced back to him and I had never been given an implant card to keep and carry in me, in case of emergency. She provided me with pictures of the debris and ruptured implant, and the other implant the was still in place. (I finally threw it away, I wanted to see what was actually in my chest.)

One of the most overlooked parts of running a peptide protocol isn’t the dosing or the timing—it’s the nutritional environment you create around it. Think about it like this: peptides are signals 📡. They tell your body to do something—release growth hormone, repair tissue, modulate immune response. But if the raw materials aren’t there, the signal doesn’t translate into results. A few examples: - GH secretagogues (CJC-1295, Ipamorelin): ⚡️ Work best when insulin is low. Running them after a carb-heavy meal 🍞 can blunt the response. - Repair peptides (BPC-157, TB-500): 🦴 Rely on amino acids, minerals, and hydration 💧. If protein intake is low, recovery may stall. - Metabolic peptides (GLP-1s like Semaglutide or AOD-9604): ⚖️ Nutrition can make or break these—poor diet choices 🍔 can mask the benefits. - Longevity compounds (Epitalon, MOTS-C): ⏳ Effects often compound when paired with consistent micronutrient support 🥕. It’s also worth noting that timing meals ⏰ around protocols can change outcomes. Fasting windows, carb timing, and even hydration can all shift how effective a stack feels. This is why tracking matters 📊. If your nutrition changes but your results shift, how do you know if it was the peptide or the diet? Tools like Stack Tracker make it easier to log both protocols and observations so you can spot patterns over time. 👉 Question for the group: Have you ever noticed your nutrition either amplified 🚀 or blunted 🛑 the results of a peptide protocol? What changed when you dialed in your diet?

In the end, we all have a date when we leave this life. This is killing me… My husband, as I affectionately called him my Honeybunny, passed away August 27th. He was contious and completely aware even as he was transitioning. I miss him more than …. He never had the opportunity to go home and try peptides to help him. A word to others, if you notice changes in YOUR person… be assertive, proactive, be a bitch…. Make them go to the doctor and not the VA. Hugs and prayers for all on this journey for wellness, healing, and a healthy life. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹✝️

Peptide content is vanishing from TikTok — not because people lost interest, but because TikTok decided to erase it. Over the past few months, TikTok has quietly tightened the screws on peptide content. Accounts are being banned without warning, videos are getting throttled, and branded content related to peptides, supplements, and weight-loss products is no longer welcome on the platform. For many creators, this feels less like moderation and more like erasure. So why the sudden crackdown? It’s not happening in a vacuum. Regulatory pressure from the FDA has intensified, particularly around unregulated peptides marketed for muscle growth, weight loss, or anti-aging. TikTok, facing its own scrutiny, has updated its branded content and community guidelines to reflect this pressure — especially around products accessible to minors. The result: even educational or community-driven discussions risk getting flagged as promotion. The impact is already visible. Dozens of companies have folded, unable to survive without TikTok as their growth engine. Creators who built supportive communities around research and education are losing their platforms overnight. And researchers who relied on shared knowledge are seeing their networks fracture. What’s still allowed? Broad nutrition and fitness content, or medical discussions framed around FDA-approved GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic — but almost nothing that touches research-only peptides. The gray market is effectively shut out of TikTok. This moment raises a hard truth: when platforms dictate the conversation, entire industries can disappear overnight. If peptide content can be erased this quickly, what else is vulnerable? 👉 The safe space to keep these discussions alive is here on Skool — and if you want to go deeper, you can share and track protocols directly at StackTracker.info