Biohacking with Brittany

← Biohacking with Brittany6 aug · 49 min

My Personal Peptide Stack and Why I'm Taking a Break: BPC-157, TB-500, Microdosing Retatrutide, AOD-9604, GHK-Cu, NAD, Selank and Semax

My Personal Peptide Stack and Why I'm Taking a Break: BPC-157, TB-500, Microdosing Retatrutide, AOD-9604, GHK-Cu, NAD, Selank and Semax6 aug49 min

I'm a biohacker with a peptide fridge, and right now I am injecting absolutely nothing. That is probably not what you expected me to say. The internet makes it look like the goal is more compounds, stacked higher, forever. It is not. The goal is to use the right tool for a specific window, then come off it.

In this solo episode I open my actual fridge. I walk through every peptide I have run recently, the real dose, why it went in, why it came out, and why I am on a full break right now. I cover my injury repair pair BPC-157 and TB-500, my body composition experiments with AOD-9604 and a Retatrutide microdose, my beauty and longevity layer with GHK-Cu and NAD nasal spray, and my brain and mood pair Selank and Semax. Then I explain why I am cycled off everything, and how to build your own stack for a female body instead of copying mine.

This is my personal experience for education, not medical advice, and peptides are provider territory. If you want me to help you build and sequence your own stack around your goals and your labs, you can book a free call here.

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Timestamps:

02:20 - The confession: a biohacker with a peptide fridge, injecting nothing right now

02:55 - Why more is not better, and who is really selling you peptides forever

04:04 - Work with me one on one: free 15-minute calls for women worldwide

05:11 - Foundations first: hitting 140 g of protein a day and creatine

06:39 - Two years postpartum, building muscle, and my genetics

07:57 - Sleep and recovery: my new Oura Ring and tracking HRV

08:43 - Where my peptide year started: a wake surfing knee injury