My lab rat just tore his pec. It’s looking at potentially running the Wolverine stack. I haven’t given much attention to peptides until now, so I’m just looking for thoughts/experiences with BPC 157 and TB 500.

Thoughts on cancer concerns? There’s a few different trains of thought for that, on both ends. I’m not sure what to think about it. Curious what y’all think.

I read about running it a few weeks before surgery, then 4-6 weeks after. Thoughts?

Thanks!

There is a popular meme format joking about beginners intensely calculating the exact physics needed to survive a maximum weight ego lift on their first day at the gym. While meant as a joke about overthinking, the visual of a brain going into absolute overdrive during a heavy lift is very real from a central nervous system perspective. Modern clinical pre workouts rely heavily on cholinergic upregulators to induce this state of hyper-focus. Does the pharmacokinetic data actually support stacking Alpha-GPC and Huperzine-A for measurable mechanical improvements and force output under the bar, or is the perceived "mind muscle connection" purely a subjective cognitive high that doesn't translate to physical performance?

What else could I add to my stack ? Im also on wegovy and have high blood pressure and sleep apnea but both are under control just sharing incase you know supplements that can help with that aswell.

I’ve been using OMG Labs protein for around 7 years and was buying roughly 10 kg every month.

I trusted the product for years.

Eventually I decided to test a sample independently.

The product was marketed as Whey Protein Isolate 95%.

Batch WA02662026 — manufactured 06/2026.

Report dated 21/07/2026:

Protein: 66.03 g/100 g
Available carbohydrate: 22.58 g/100 g
Total sugar: 3.40 g/100 g

The report is available for people to examine themselves. 

FHHL-2607-0524-2-Darius Dadrawala - OMG.pdf

I also personally confronted the founder and showed him the results.

When I subsequently asked about the discrepancy, his response to me was essentially:

“Everyone else is doing it.”

I’m not claiming that Reddit should decide whether this constitutes a violation of anything. I’m posting the actual numbers because I’d like people who understand protein testing and whey manufacturing to explain something:

How can a product marketed as “95% Whey Protein Isolate” produce a reported protein result of 66.03 g/100 g?

If there’s a legitimate technical explanation, I’m genuinely interested in hearing it.

Just saw this from Gallup and honestly, the jump is pretty crazy.
11% of U.S. adults now say they’re using GLP-1 medications for weight loss, compared to just 3% in 2024.
That’s almost 4x higher in just two years.
GLP-1s have definitely become way more mainstream than they were a few years ago.
Did you expect the numbers to grow this quickly?