Episode 41
Metabolic Flexibility: Retatrutide, Tesamorelin, MOTS-c
Metabolic flexibility is switching fuels on demand, and most people let it slip slowly. Edge stacks retatrutide, tesamorelin and a third peptide: what metabolic research measured for each.
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Metabolic Flexibility: Retatrutide, Tesamorelin, MOTS-c
Transcript
- Metabolic flexibility. The ability to burn what you eat,
- store what you need, and switch between fuels on demand.
- Most people lose it slowly without noticing. Energy dips
- after meals. Weight creeps. Blood sugar takes longer to
- settle.
- Three peptides can rebuild it. Retatrutide quiets appetite
- at the brain and helps insulin start working again at the
- cell.
- Tesamorelin targets visceral fat directly, the deep fat
- that wraps organs and drives inflammation.
- MOTS-c wakes up the mitochondria so cells make energy
- efficiently instead of struggling.
- Three peptides hitting three layers at once. The brain
- signal. The fat storage. The cellular fuel.
- For people whose metabolism has stopped doing what it used
- to and who want to reset the whole system at once.
- Not patch one piece. We call this the EDGE protocol. Three
- pens, one stack.
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