Is this new? Or maybe just new to me. If you know anything about it plz share

Those that use one or more peptide.. do you mix any of them together or just stab yourself for every pep you're on?

I wanted to include you guys on the site in some way and wanted to take a survey of your guy's favorite company on the list. I may do this once a month or something like that. The favorite will get a skool tag next to all the listings. I have a feeling who the winner will be 🏆 I could only put 10 so, if there's one not included you would like to vote for comment it below.

Most people have never heard of 5-Amino-1MQ — but researchers are looking at it for its unique ability to shut down an enzyme (NNMT) that slows your metabolism. When NNMT is blocked: - NAD⁺ levels in fat cells rise 📈 - Energy expenditure goes up ⚡ - Stored fat starts getting used as fuel 🔥 This isn’t a stimulant, and it’s not acting on appetite — it’s working at the cellular level. 🎥 I break down exactly how this process works with a visual diagram so you can see it in action. Running an experiment, so stay tuned, it will be over on the courses page. Excited to Try this out!

One of the most common concerns I hear from people on retatrutide is: "I'm worried I'm losing muscle mass." It's an understandable fear — especially if you're tracking progress with circumference measurements or body composition scans. But here's the thing: in many cases, what you're seeing isn't a true loss of contractile muscle tissue at all. The real culprit? Intramyocellular lipids - fat stored inside your muscle fibers. On paper, this can look like muscle loss because, as that fat is mobilized,the total volume of the muscle decreases slightly. Even electrical impedance devices (like InBody scans) can misread this shift as a drop in lean mass. But physiologically, this is actually a good thing: - Muscle free of excess fat is more insulin-sensitive. - It contracts more efficiently, recovers faster, and produces less oxidative stress during training. - It looks and feels denser, not “puffy” or waterlogged. Here’s why Reta plays such a big role in this: As a GLP-1/GIP/glucagon triple agonist, retatrutide improves insulin sensitivity, mobilizes stored fat, and increases overall fat oxidation — not just subcutaneous fat under the skin, but also visceral fat around the organs and intramuscular fat within the muscle fibers themselves. And here’s the key point: lean muscle is better muscle. When fat stored inside the muscle fibers is reduced, you’re left with muscle that’s stronger per pound, more metabolically active, and better equipped to perform over time. This is the kind of muscle that resists injury, drives better workouts, and supports long-term metabolic health. So if you’ve noticed the scale shifting or “muscle” numbers going down, but you’re training, eating protein, and getting stronger, you may actually be seeing a sign of healthier muscle composition. The under-the-hood benefits take time to show up visually. A few months in, many people notice that their muscles look harder, denser, and perform better once this hidden fat is reduced. Muscle Preservation Tips While on Reta