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Trying HGH Frag 176-191 + AOD-9604 split dosing – any real fat loss difference?

Posted by fasted_scientist in Protocols & Stacks - 12 points, 4 comments.

06ml per 300mcg). I split the fragment into two 125mcg shots – one right after waking, one pre‑workout – and take the AOD-9604 about an hour before dinner. Cycle is six weeks on, two weeks off.

So far I’ve noticed a bit more definition around the waist and less bloating after meals, but it could just be placebo or tighter diet. I’m wondering if anyone has tried a similar split or stacked these two fragments together and seen a clear change in body comp versus using either alone. Also curious if the timing matters – would taking both in the morning fasted blunt the effect of either? Happy to hear your experiences or any study data you’ve seen, just keep it anecdotal please.

Comments

  • owen_p: Howzit, I’ve tried a similar split – 250mcg Frag 176‑191 in the morning fasted and another 250mcg pre‑workout, with AOD‑9604 250mcg before dinner. Over six weeks I noticed a tad less belly puffiness and my jeans felt a bit looser, but I was also tightening my diet so I can’t say it was the peptides alone. To be fair, the human data on these fragments is pretty thin; most of what we have is animal work or small pilot trials. If you’re curious about timing, taking both in the morning didn’t seem
  • fasted_scientist: Yeah I’ve seen the same waist tightening and less post‑meal bloat, though my diet’s been cleaner too. I’ll start checking fasting glucose before the morning split to see if any dip shows up. Did you notice any change in hunger or energy levels with that dosing?
  • tracker_jade: Anecdoally, I ran Frag 176‑191 250mcg AM fasted + AOD 250mcg pre‑dinner for six weeks and noticed a slight waist taper, though my calories were also lower. Did you track any blood markers like fasting glucose or IGF‑1 to see if it was more than placebo?
  • fasted_scientist: Cheers for sharing that, sounds dead similar to what I'm seeing. Ngl I didn't pull bloods for this run, just been going off the mirror and how clothes fit. Probably should've grabbed fasting glucose at least. Did you track yours when you ran it, or were you in the same boat? Keen to know if the markers actually shifted or if it's just the deficit doing the heavy lifting for both of us.

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