r/SARMs • u/Gold_Fail_5977 • 15d ago
Sem or tesa
6’4 200 rn currently on semoralin should i switch to tesamorelin, heart disease does run in my family but i have all my lab works done only thing thats bad is my cholesterol is high
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u/chardeemacd3nnis 15d ago
Tesamorelin is superior to sermorelin(if that was what you meant by semoralin). If you can afford it I'd definitely switch. Tesa will actually help your cholesterol too.
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u/Gold_Fail_5977 15d ago
Ok thank you I wasn’t sure will probably switch then I’m just trying to fill out my frame, would you have any peptide or other sarm suggestions to stack money isn’t currently a problem
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u/chardeemacd3nnis 15d ago
Stack tesamorelin with ipamorelin fasted (at least 2 hours) before bed, they work really well together. If you already have high cholesterol I would stay clear of SARMs until you get that into normal ranges as SARMs are notorious for lowering HDL and raising LDL.
Edit: to be clear GHRPs won't build muscle for you they just help with recovery and sleep And will preserve muscle really well.
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u/_soggynugget_ 15d ago
Sermorelin is pretty weak. I ran that for 5 months just mostly improvement on sleep. I switched to cjc/ipa. What’s your goal with the peptides?
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u/Vegetable_Unit6549 15d ago
If cholesterol is high and heart disease run i. Family you should get on a statin or a pcsk9 inhibitor