Who Uses SLU-PP-332
Endurance Athletes
Runners, cyclists, and endurance athletes chasing more aerobic capacity without extra training volume.
Longevity Focus
People stacking on top of training to extend healthspan and metabolic function as they age.
Fat Loss
Improved fat oxidation and mitochondrial output without adding cardio hours.
Dose per injection
5mg
No titration needed at this dose
Frequency
Daily
Consistent daily dosing
Route
Subcutaneous
Lower abdomen or thigh
Best timing
Pre-workout or morning
Before cardio for amplified effect
Reconstitution
Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water.
5mg vial + 1mL bac water = 5mg/mL.
Draw 1mL for the full 5mg dose.
Refrigerate after reconstituting. Use within 30 days.
5mg vial + 1mL bac water = 5mg/mL.
Draw 1mL for the full 5mg dose.
Refrigerate after reconstituting. Use within 30 days.
Watch: How to Reconstitute
Note: measurements and amounts vary by compound — always follow the protocol for your specific peptide.
Dosing Schedule
| Week | Dose | Frequency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1–4 | 5mg | Daily | Full dose from day one. No titration needed at 5mg. |
| Weeks 5–12 | 5mg | Daily | Continue. Assess cardio output at week 3. Track performance metrics. |
| Off Cycle | None | — | 4 weeks off after 8–12 week run. Long-term data limited. |
Cycle Protocol
Start
5mg
daily
daily
Day one, no titration.
Week 3
Assess
cardio output
cardio output
Track VO2 or zone 2 performance.
Full Cycle
8–12 weeks
Combine with actual cardio training.
Off Cycle
4 weeks
off
off
Evaluate. Re-run if needed.
What to Expect
- Improved aerobic capacity — typically noticeable at weeks 3–4
- Better fat utilization during cardio sessions
- Potential increase in VO2 max with consistent training stimulus
- Enhanced metabolic flexibility — body switches between fuel sources more efficiently
Stack tip: Pairs with MOTS-C and 5-Amino-1MQ for a stacked metabolic and performance protocol.
Do
- Combine with actual cardio training for amplified results
- Stay consistent with daily dosing — skipping blunts the cumulative effect
- Track performance metrics to measure progress objectively
Don't
- Use as a replacement for training — it amplifies, it doesn't replace
- Run indefinitely without breaks — long-term data is still limited