Klotsman M, Anderson WH, Gilor C
A typical protocol involves 100 mcg of each peptide administered simultaneously via separate subcutaneous injections (or reconstituted in the same syringe), two to three times daily
The preserved muscle mass from proper nutrition and training fills some of the volume left by lost fat, potentially reducing loose skin appearance compared to approaches that sacrifice muscle tissue
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These effects are pharmacologic, not psychological, and they typically lessen as the body adapts
"Many of these patients eventually resort to aesthetic medicine to address the consequences of rapid weight loss on the body, such as sagging upper arms, excess abdominal skin, fallen buttocks and laxity in the thighs - all resulting from fast weight loss combined with a lack of resistance training and a poor diet." Effects on various parts of the body can include: Sagging arms: When weight is shed rapidly, the subcutaneous fat on the inner arms is also reduced