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Metabolic Reset Routine

Weekly GLP-1 plus supporting peptides - for users running a titrated metabolic protocol.

A typical day and week

Weekly (same day)Weekly GLP-1 dose logged with site (abdomen / thigh / upper arm), rotating across weeks.
DailyFasted weight, appetite score, and nausea rating in one 10-second entry.
WeeklyWaist circumference logged once per week for body-comp context.
MonthlyOptional Tesamorelin daily block layered in as a separate sub-routine if appropriate.

Titration routines typically run in 4-week steps; your prescriber sets the schedule.

How Pepture tracks this routine

Six features that map directly onto Metabolic Reset. Every dose connects to the metric that tells you whether it is working.

Dose log

Every dose timestamped with peptide, mg, mL, site, cycle day, and reconstitution ratio.

Measurements

Weight, waist, body-comp, range of motion. 7-day rolling averages so one high day does not skew the trend.

Daily check-in

10-second rating for energy, sleep, mood, focus, recovery, libido, pain, or whatever the stack targets.

Biomarker log

IGF-1, hs-CRP, fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipids, and custom rows, time-aligned to cycle day.

Apple Health + Health Connect

Weight, sleep, HRV, steps, active minutes pulled in with category consent.

Smart reminders

Reminders for next dose, end-of-cycle, and lab pulls. Honest logs beat honest intentions.

Popular variations

  • GLP-1 only. Semaglutide or Tirzepatide on its own , the simplest log.
  • GLP-1 + visceral. Add Tesamorelin daily only if fitting a clinician-led visceral-fat plan.
Clinician note. Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, and Liraglutide are prescription medications. They are typically used under a licensed clinician's guidance.

Load this routine in Pepture

Open Pepture, tap Routines, and load Metabolic Reset. Every dose you log from then on is grouped under this routine with its own cycle calendar and timeline.

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Peptides in this routine: Semaglutide · Tirzepatide · Tesamorelin · AOD-9604