Hey everyone 
I'm back to log a peptide cycle with a new lab supplying the Australian
domestic market: @Prymal
I'll be sharing my training, diet, compound response and progress here over the next 6-7 weeks
My basic demographics:
My Current Cycle (self sourced):
- 245mg of Test E per week (split up into daily shots)
- 210mg of Mast E per week (split up into daily shots)
- 200mg of NPP per week (split up into daily shots)
- 4IU of generic HGH nightly
All of my compounds are legit and have been corroborated with previous blood tests. This is the first time I am trying NPP (any nandrolone actually) too btw. I started this specific list of compounds and dosages on December 2nd this year (so it's been a few weeks on so far).
I will be adding 10mg of MOTS-C about 30-60mins pre-workout moving forward supplied by @Prymal (see below):
My calorie requirements for maintenance are a bit different. Guidelines suggest that persons with SCI have reduced metabolic activity due to denervated muscle in my lower limbs and therefore need fewer calories than non-paralyzed individuals. So for someone like myself, it works out to be around ~30 calories per kg of body weight. So on the upper limit, 2400 calories are just for maintenance (pretty easy to hit on my appetite). I aim for 175-200g of daily protein intake every day. I meal prep most meals and have a set and predictable diet for the most part.
My Training:
Comprised of 4 training days per week and HIT cardio after it. On some days off I will also have a longer cardio session, but that infrequently atm.
Monday: Chest + Biceps + Shoulders
Tuesday: Back + Triceps + Shoulders
Thursday: Chest + Biceps + Shoulders
Saturday: Back + Triceps + Shoulders
No Leg days of course
My Goals:
It's summer here in Australia, so aiming on improving conditioning and and fullness are are my main focuses atm. Following that, a growth phase into the autumn and winter months in 2026.
I'm hoping that MOTS-C will help support fat loss, cardio endurance, stamina and energy levels. Afterall it is touted as a mitochondrial support peptide. And since this one has also been tested in humans so pretty easy decision to give it a run.
Here's a photo of my current condition literally taken at yesterdays workout:
I'm back to log a peptide cycle with a new lab supplying the Australian
I'll be sharing my training, diet, compound response and progress here over the next 6-7 weeks
My basic demographics:
- Age: Early 30s
- Training Experience: Intermediate, with ~12 years of natural strength training off and on based on my health at the time.
- Cycle History: I began doctor-prescribed TRT about 5 years ago due to primary hypogonadism. My base cycle is usually comprised of a TRT dose of Test E (245mg/week) and I have been running various doses of Mast E alongside it for the last year (yes i've well stocked up from before the shortage, so no problems on that end).
- General Health: I sustained a traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) as a teenager, resulting in paralysis (paraplegia) from my mid-abdominals down. I use a manual wheelchair full time. I also manage sleep apnea with a CPAP machine and consistently get 6-8 hours of sleep every night. Otherwise, my health is very good. I do regular blood tests and imaging of my organs as part of my usual monitoring (even before using steroids).
My Current Cycle (self sourced):
- 245mg of Test E per week (split up into daily shots)
- 210mg of Mast E per week (split up into daily shots)
- 200mg of NPP per week (split up into daily shots)
- 4IU of generic HGH nightly
All of my compounds are legit and have been corroborated with previous blood tests. This is the first time I am trying NPP (any nandrolone actually) too btw. I started this specific list of compounds and dosages on December 2nd this year (so it's been a few weeks on so far).
I will be adding 10mg of MOTS-C about 30-60mins pre-workout moving forward supplied by @Prymal (see below):
Diet:
My calorie requirements for maintenance are a bit different. Guidelines suggest that persons with SCI have reduced metabolic activity due to denervated muscle in my lower limbs and therefore need fewer calories than non-paralyzed individuals. So for someone like myself, it works out to be around ~30 calories per kg of body weight. So on the upper limit, 2400 calories are just for maintenance (pretty easy to hit on my appetite). I aim for 175-200g of daily protein intake every day. I meal prep most meals and have a set and predictable diet for the most part. Comprised of 4 training days per week and HIT cardio after it. On some days off I will also have a longer cardio session, but that infrequently atm.
Monday: Chest + Biceps + Shoulders
Tuesday: Back + Triceps + Shoulders
Thursday: Chest + Biceps + Shoulders
Saturday: Back + Triceps + Shoulders
No Leg days of course
It's summer here in Australia, so aiming on improving conditioning and and fullness are are my main focuses atm. Following that, a growth phase into the autumn and winter months in 2026.
I'm hoping that MOTS-C will help support fat loss, cardio endurance, stamina and energy levels. Afterall it is touted as a mitochondrial support peptide. And since this one has also been tested in humans so pretty easy decision to give it a run.
Here's a photo of my current condition literally taken at yesterdays workout:
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