Episode 68
Tempo Stack: Tirzepatide, Tesamorelin and MOTS-c
Tempo pairs three compounds with three parts of metabolism: tirzepatide for appetite signalling, tesamorelin for visceral fat through growth hormone pulses, and MOTS-c for mitochondrial output. What each is studied for.
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Tempo Stack: Tirzepatide, Tesamorelin and MOTS-c
Transcript
- Your metabolism is not one thing.
- It runs on three.
- What you eat, the fat you store, and the energy your cells make from it.
- Move only one and the other two pull you back.
- Move all three in the same rhythm, and the change holds.
- Tempo is our metabolic protocol.
- A stack of three peptides, each taking on one part of that engine.
- tirzepatide takes on hunger.
- It speaks the same language as the fullness hormones your gut releases after a meal.
- So the cravings settle, your appetite steadies, and your body starts burning the fat it had been storing.
- Tesamorelin takes on the deep fat.
- It nudges your body to release its own growth hormone in natural pulses,
- and that hormone goes straight for the visceral fat packed around your organs, the kind no diet reaches.
- MOTS-c takes on energy.
- It is a signal your own mitochondria make, the tiny engines inside every cell.
- Over the years, those engines dim.
- MOTS-c switches them back on.
- So instead of storing fuel, your cells burn it.
- Three systems, one rhythm.
- The cravings settle, the deep fat lets go, and the energy holds all day.
- Not a crash.
- A metabolism that finally works with you.
- This is Tempo.
- Three peptides, one protocol, each with its own certificate.