Nine of them. Here's what each one is actually for.

BPC-157

Studied for soft-tissue repair — tendon, ligament, muscle — and for gut healing. Injected near the site of the injury, typically five days a week.

BPC-157 + TB-500

The two together. Generally used for tougher or longer-running injuries, arthritis, or post-surgical recovery. TB-500 is studied for cell migration and new blood vessel formation, which is why the pair get stacked.

Sermorelin

Signals your pituitary to produce more of your own growth hormone rather than giving you growth hormone directly. Discussed around recovery, sleep quality and body composition. Injected at bedtime.

Not the same thing as HGH, and not FDA-approved for anti-aging.

Tesamorelin

Also works through the growth-hormone pathway, but studied specifically for visceral fat — the deep abdominal kind that diet and training struggle to shift. Evening injection.

MOTS-C

A mitochondrial peptide studied for metabolic flexibility, insulin sensitivity and exercise capacity. Morning injection, cycled.

DSIP

Delta sleep-inducing peptide. Studied for deeper, more restorative sleep without the grogginess of sleep medication. Taken at bedtime.

LIPO-B

B12 plus methionine, inositol and choline. A weekly shot aimed at fat metabolism and energy. Commonly paired with a GLP-1 program.

Glutathione

The body's main intracellular antioxidant. Discussed around oxidative stress, liver and detox pathways, skin, and immune resilience. Often stacked with NAD+.

PT-141

Works on the brain's desire and arousal pathways rather than on blood flow — which is the piece the ED pills don't address. Used by men and women. Taken as needed before activity.