Stacking CJC/Ipamorelin with Wolverine while on Reta

CJC and ipa are usually taken at bedtime on an empty stomach, though some do it in the morning fasted. Wolverine does not require that timing so it can be done separately. They do not appear to interfere with each other. I have run both together without problems.

Have you detected any shifts in your physical makeup?

Any changes that caught your attention regarding CJC/ipa?

I have been on the wolverine stack plus reta for about five weeks. Before starting I trained twice a week. Week one I felt very tired and low energy, probably from reta reducing appetite so I was under 1000 calories. Week two I raised intake to 1800 calories and felt better. By week three energy was good, weight loss settled at roughly two pounds weekly, and I could train more. Weeks four and five I am now training five days a week with almost no next-day soreness and still losing two pounds weekly while adding muscle. Current schedule is 3 mg reta once weekly in the morning, 1 mg CJC no DAC plus ipamorelin daily five days on two off at bedtime, and 1 mg BPC plus TB-500 daily five days on two off at bedtime for a twelve-week run.

I track progress with a monthly body scan at my local gym.

I take CJC no DAC and ipamorelin at about 125 mcg within an hour of waking and again near bedtime. Alongside that I use roughly 600 mcg of a BPC and TB-4 10/10 blend. I chose the lower CJC/ipa amount because some information suggested the pituitary saturates around 100 mcg, so I stay near that and split into two doses.

Why switch? CJC and ipa are growth-hormone secretagogues while BPC and TB-500 support tissue repair. They are entirely different. I prefer not to use BPC and TB as ongoing maintenance; I would use them only when an injury needs fixing and stop once healed. Blends also limit flexibility because the ratio is fixed and may not match what is needed.

I inject quite a few compounds with no problems. Overall I feel excellent.

I cannot tolerate the growth-hormone peptides. The CJC and ipa combination along with sermorelin and IGF-1 LR3 caused strong allergic reactions with itchy skin, flushing, and hives that required antihistamines. This reaction occurs in a small percentage of people. The wolverine stack has not caused any issues for me. I usually use another blend instead.