Hey community , Part of my protocol is focusing on cognitive support and from the peptide world I have experience with Selank, Semax , Cerebrolysin . My body really thrives on Semax and I cannot quite put my finger on it as to why. I am very heavily involved in technical analysis on charts and find Seamx is a good enhancer for objectively looking at outcomes without an emotional bias. So I have stock piled , 🏔️🤣, but I need another suggestion to what could bring similar effects during cycle off periods. Comments and Posts online suggest Selank but I find its a bit to relaxing for myself. Paired with a mild dose of Cerebrolysin I feel gives me a similar outcome as Semax but not the same. I am wondering about P21 and PE 22-28. I also welcome suggestions if you have experienced cognitive effects form a peptides that are not necessarily labeled or targeted for brain health . Much appreciated

I know a lot of people love MOTS-c, but there is a lot of reporting that some people using MOTS-c experience fatigue, lack of energy, and brain fog. This is often discounted by those that MOTS-c works well for, but there is a common mutation that many of us in North America have that impacts MOTS-c and causes these side effects. Here's the article I wrote to explain it. https://medium.com/understanding-peptides/a-common-mutation-impacting-mots-c-473660a8ee76

Okay everyone, here's a spicy one. I take the ongoing concept that floats around Tesamorelin and it being the gold standard when it comes to visceral fat loss. In the article, I breakdown that the visceral fat loss you experience with Tesamorelin is actually do to increased GH in your system, not Tesa. I look forward to your comments. https://medium.com/understanding-peptides/the-myth-of-tesamorelin-f11b6875c676?sharedUserId=rarock I've also included the graphic novel version of it as well

Here's the next article in the series, this one focuses on Epitalon. A personal favorite of mine. https://medium.com/understanding-peptides/peptide-hype-verse-science-epitalon-0b31128d41ba

This week I take a look at Cardarine, to compare the hype vs the science. Cardarine isn't the most widely spoken about topic, but there is a lot of debate about it's safety and use. https://medium.com/understanding-peptides/hype-vs-science-cardarine-3cc5ff3f1899