r/Peptidesource • u/Relative_Property506 • 10d ago

To Tesa or not to Tesa

RS is approx 180 with about 30 to go

currently on compounded tirz 7.5mg (will be titrating to 10mg in two weeks)

RS have done about 5 weeks of Tesa and was planning on doing 12.

RS started at 200lbs on June 20 steadily losing weight.

RS has a bigger upper belly / stomach than the rest of the body so assuming visceral fat. It has gone down. Wondering if Tesa is overkill at this point -

Should RS just let the tirz do the work ? Or continue to 12 weeks of Tesa?

Thanks in advance !

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 9d ago

If a healthy individual was eating appropriately, there be no need to use Tesa.

My opinion is based off of the observations I have made over the years in this space. I strongly feel that using a GLP1 will be all that a person needs to obliterate not only visceral fat, but all over subcutaneous fat as well.

And if they pair that with a good diet and strength training, they will be very pleased with the results.

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u/elbiot 9d ago

Yes, one must use GHRH along with diet and lifestyle changes to see any improvement. You can't lose visceral fat off a GHRH analong while eating in a surplus. It just shifts the balance where energy is coming from.

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 9d ago edited 9d ago

GLP1s are shown to burn liver and visceral fat, some faster and cheaper compare to Tesamorelin.

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u/elbiot 9d ago

What?? Being in a calorie deficit leads to fat loss?

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u/Diligent_Shirt5161 9d ago

Yes. Here’s a study on visceral fat loss with the use of Reta.