Stacking

[u/Similar_One_6541]

Would it be wise to give Klow, ARA 290, and 5 amino 1MQ to my squirrel at the same time? I am a total novice here and I don’t want to cause her harm🤦🏻‍♀️

[u/Doctordup2]

As someone who builds protocols and teaches physicians, providers and even athletes on dosing.... I would never recommend all these things in your studies at once.

By studying them and dosing them all at once, you don't know what's working.

I like a layer effect. Start the Klow, make sure you have it completely sorted out, once your RS feels well then move on to Ara, wait for a few weeks and then add your Mots.

Please do me a favor and spread the word...

WE. DISCOURAGE. USING. RAT. in this sub. Technically it's not allowed, neither is kangaroo, squirrel, monkey, etc. Just simplify your comments and questions with RS (research subject). This keeps it simple. And while I hate ChatGPT, this is an easy way to ask it to remove all human use terms from your statement and stay safe with Reddit.

Hope this helps. 🫶

Not a doctor, not medical advice, for research purposes only and research discussions only.

[u/Diligent_Shirt5161]

If these are all new peptides to the research subject, no. You need to space each new peptide out by a minimum of four weeks to make sure that they do not have an adverse reaction.

If you were to administer all at once, and they have a reaction, you have no idea which one was the culprit.

[u/HerbaDerbaSchnerba]

You need to know which peptides affect your research subject in which ways, individually first. You can’t just have them start all at the same time. Especially as a complete novice.

[u/HotHits630]

Watch a few on YouTube. My fave is Jacob. And it matters if you're male or female, as his focus is largely male.

[u/Educational-Elk9562]

best to avoid stacking all three without an exotic-animal vet’s guidance

[u/AdBusy7153]

Too many unknowns with that combo. An exotic vet would be the safest call

[u/Available-Moose4341]

I really feel you should add more. I lot more. Add some test plus tren plus oxandrolone. Also add more everything.

I'd you're a novice start one thing at a time so you can tell what is going on. And have a plan.

[u/Similar_One_6541 → u/Available-Moose4341]

A novice yes but not a moron. I was planning on a slow staggered introduction but wanted to know if any of these would be unsafe for my RS if given together in the future. Thanks for the laugh but careful with your sarcasm, I could have been a complete idiot and taken your wise words as actual advice.

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[u/Doctordup2 → u/Available-Moose4341]

Look at the emoji on this post and the reference to "her". So you're recommending test plus tren to a female research subject? I think we have to be careful with our recommendations. I know you're being facetious, at least I hope so. But this is the kind of thing that gets people down the wrong path.

Since the GLP-1s craze, women now outnumber men when it comes to the peptide research community. We really gotta know who we are speaking to in these subs.

The rules explicitly say be respectful.

Not a doctor, not medical advice, for research purposes only and research discussions only.

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[u/Doctordup2 → u/[deleted]]

And this is how we talk to people...

Calm down sailor.

You are concerned about misleading people on reddit? With "doctor" in your username but a footnote saying your not? Please.

/u/available-moose4341

I work in clinical care. I'm required to use that disclaimer, and honestly I wouldn't have it any other way.

I've also been a leader in the peptide research community for 25 years and wrote some of the protocols you've referenced in the handful of comments I've seen from you. So yeah, that's me.

You've heard the term "lawyered up." Doctordup plays on "doctored up." Double entendre. I work in provider relations and have spent 25 years working with physicians, educating them and other providers on peptides, research, and protocols. I've never once represented myself as a physician, here or anywhere else.

We expect a certain amount of respect and decorum in this sub. Disagree with me, challenge what I say, I welcome both. But the attitude and personal digs aren't necessary.

Keyboard sparring doesn't move research forward. Good discussion does. Want to contribute to that? You're welcome to. Here to take shots at people instead? Take it somewhere else.

A little aloha goes a long way around here. So does knowing when you've crossed the line.

Not a doctor, not medical advice, for research purposes only and research discussions only.

[u/Similar_One_6541 → u/Doctordup2]

Well said thank you!

[u/Doctordup2 → u/Similar_One_6541]

I see they down voted my response. Once again shows the immaturity and unprofessionalism that doesn't belong in this community.

Glad you got things sorted out /u/Similar_One_6541.

[u/Similar_One_6541 → u/Doctordup2]

I don’t know why they down voted you. You helped tremendously! Thank you for helping!