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What are the best peptides to pair with TRT for getting lean?

AlphaMD's Answer

In terms of current official pharmacy offerings, providers often recommend Sermorelin as a good boost. Anecdotally, Ipamorelin / CJC with or without dac is often described as a solid peptide for fitness pursuits, based on what many patients have shared with their providers about personal use.

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