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Body Recomposition

Losing fat is straightforward. Losing fat without losing the muscle underneath is the actual problem this stack addresses.

Choose your GLP agonist. The rest of the stack stays the same.

Duration
12 weeks
Suits
Some experience

The schedule

Tirzepatide or Retatrutide

2.5 mg, titrating up
Frequency
Once weekly
When
Same day each week

Start low. The gastrointestinal effects are dose-dependent and titrating slowly is the difference between tolerable and miserable.

CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin

200 mcg
Frequency
5 times per week
When
Before bed, at least 2 hours after food

This is the muscle-preservation half. Dropping it turns a recomposition into a straight cut.

MOTS-c

0.5–1 mg
Frequency
3 times per week
When
Morning

Studied for insulin sensitivity and exercise capacity.

Order this protocol

Everything in the schedule, in one order. Options where the protocol offers a choice.

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The problem this addresses

In an aggressive deficit the body does not politely take energy only from fat. Lean tissue goes too, and the more aggressive the deficit the worse that ratio gets. Someone who loses fifteen kilos and looks worse for it has usually lost a good share of it from muscle.

The GLP agonist drives the deficit. The growth hormone pairing is there to bias what the body gives up.

Choosing between Tirzepatide and Retatrutide

Tirzepatide is a dual agonist — GIP and GLP-1. Retatrutide adds a glucagon arm, which research associates with raised energy expenditure on top of appetite suppression. Retatrutide is earlier in its research history and costs more; Tirzepatide has the larger body of published trial data.

What the research supports

The metabolic agonists have substantial published clinical trial data behind them. The growth hormone secretagogues do not have equivalent evidence for muscle preservation during a deficit specifically — that pairing is a reasonable inference from mechanism rather than a demonstrated result.

Practical notes

Protein intake and resistance training do more for muscle retention than any compound here. A stack does not replace either.

Twelve weeks, then reassess. Titrate up slowly.

Schedules describe how these compounds are used in the research literature. They are not medical advice, and nothing here is for human consumption.