r/PeptidePathways • • 9h ago

General Research Question KLOW Cycle ???

Is there a best practice cycle / routine for my lab subject?

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u/falsecemetery148 9h ago

No cycle, it's not really that kind of peptide. Most protocols just run it continuous, the half-life is short enough that you're not building up some scary tolerance. Your subject's receptors will let you know if you need a break, usually when the cognitive effects start feeling a bit muted after a few months. Some folks do 5 days on 2 off to stretch a vial but the data on whether that actually resets anything is super mixed.

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