Peptides & longevity
NAD+, sermorelin, and glutathione — compounded by LegitScript-verified pharmacies and reviewed by a clinician.
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Quick reads · 6Fatigue on GLP-1 — when NAD+ is worth trying
Most GLP-1 fatigue is undereating during dose escalation, not the drug. Fix protein, calories, and salt first — NAD+ is the last box to check, not the first.
How long should a peptide cycle be?
Most peptides are cycled in 4–12 week blocks. GLP-1s aren't — stopping them reverses the result. How to pick the right length per molecule.
NAD+ and GLP-1 — the clinic stack protocol
The GLP-1 does the weight loss — that part's proven. NAD+ is our optional, non-trial-backed option for the month-two energy crash. Here's the stack and the honest caveats.
Sermorelin clinical trials — what the data actually shows
Sermorelin's mechanism is settled endocrinology and its pediatric deficiency data is solid. The adult, non-deficient benefit case is mostly inferential — here's the honest split.
Signs of NAD+ deficiency
There's no NAD+ blood test to confirm deficiency. Raising your blood NAD+ with a cheap oral precursor is easy; proving it fixes your fatigue is not — here's the honest version, and what to try first.
The most common NAD+ mistake on GLP-1
Slamming 250–500 mg in your first session, then blaming the molecule. It's the rate, not the dose — here's the ramp.