5-Amino-1MQ
Stops your body from burning through its own energy fuel so fat-burning runs more efficiently.
Read more →Compound Category: Fat Loss and Metabolism
ADIPOTIDE (FTPP)
An experimental “fat-targeted” peptide that tries to kill the blood vessels feeding fat tissue, causing fat cells to die off. It caused dramatic weight loss in monkeys, but also kidney damage. Human safety is unproven. This is the riskiest entry in this section.
Read more →CAGRILINTIDE
A long-acting version of amylin, the fullness hormone your pancreas releases alongside insulin. Slows stomach emptying and curbs appetite. Often paired with semaglutide (the “CagriSema” combo) for additive weight loss.
Read more →DULAGLUTIDE
An FDA-approved once-weekly GLP-1 (brand Trulicity), used for type-2 diabetes and weight management. Same appetite-curbing, blood-sugar-lowering family as semaglutide, with simple weekly dosing.
Read more →L-Carnitine
Shuttles fat into the cell’s furnace so it can actually get burned. Helpful when you’re in a calorie deficit or training a lot.
Read more →LIRAGLUTIDE
An FDA-approved GLP-1, but unlike the weekly ones, it’s a daily injection (brands Saxenda for weight, Victoza for diabetes). Shorter-acting, so it has to be dosed every day.
Read more →MAZDUTIDE
Another GLP-1 + glucagon dual agonist, like survodutide, but generally smoother on the stomach. Curbs appetite and nudges up energy expenditure.
Read more →MIC Blend
A classic ‘lipotropic’ shot, methionine, inositol, choline, and B12. Used 2–3× a week as a fat-loss helper.
Read more →MOTS-C
Tricks your cells into acting like you just exercised. People use it for energy, fat-burning, and better insulin response.
Read more →RETATRUTIDE
Triple agonist (GLP-1 / GIP / glucagon), once weekly; the strongest weight-loss compound tested in humans (~28% in late trials). Not yet FDA-approved. A find-your-sweet-spot drug: ramp slowly and stop climbing once appetite is well controlled. Most land at 4–8 mg/week, no need to reach the top. Symptom-gated: step up only when the current dose feels comfortable, never on a fixed calendar.
Read more →SEMAGLUTIDE
Ozempic and Wegovy. Weekly shot that slows your stomach and quiets hunger. The drug that started the GLP-1 wave.
Read more →SS-31 (ELAMIPRETIDE)
Protects the tiny power plants inside your cells from age-related damage. FDA-approved (as Forzinity) for one rare disease; people use it off-label for energy and longevity.
Read more →SURVODUTIDE
A dual GLP-1 + glucagon receptor agonist. The GLP-1 side curbs appetite like semaglutide; the glucagon side raises energy expenditure and targets liver fat, it’s being developed primarily for fatty-liver disease (MASH).
Read more →TIRZEPATIDE
Mounjaro and Zepbound. Weekly shot that hits two appetite hormones at once. Got people up to ~22% weight loss at the high dose.
Read more →AOD-9604
A small fragment of growth hormone (the tail end, residues 176–191) that keeps GH’s fat-burning signal but not its blood-sugar or IGF- 1 effects. So it nudges fat metabolism without the insulin-resistance or tumor-growth concerns of full GH.
Read more →Lipo-C
A vitamin-and-amino-acid injection blend (MIC + L-Carnitine + B12 or B5). Two compounding styles: Empower swaps B12 for Dexpanthenol (B5); Olympia and AgelessRx keep B12. Check your supplier’s label.
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