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Takeaways:

• During my recent eight-day expedition to Iceland, I was mesmerized by the otherworldly landscapes that felt as if I had traveled to a different planet altogether.
• When traveling while utilizing peptides, it is imperative to evaluate your specific goals and the nature of your peptide cycles before making decisions.
• I recommend considering the half-life of peptides, as this will significantly influence whether you should bring them along or leave them at home during your travels.
• Thymosin Alpha 1 is essential for maintaining immune system resilience, particularly during travel when exposure to pathogens is heightened due to environmental changes.
• MOTS-C offers metabolic flexibility, helping maintain energy levels and physiological responses irrespective of the travel-induced disruptions to regular exercise routines.
• Taking Cagrilintide prior to travel can promote satiety and prevent overindulgence during meals, thereby allowing one to enjoy new culinary experiences without excessive consumption.

mentioned in this episode:

• BPC-157
• epitalin
• GLP-1
• retatrutide
• tirzepatide
• Cagrilintide
• MOTS-C
• Thymosin Alpha 1
• Peptique
• Women's Peptide Collective