You’re not failing peptides.
Your biology is failing to receive the signal.
Peptides are not active drivers. They are instructions. Instructions only work when the system executing them is synchronized.
For growth hormone peptides, synchronization means sleep architecture.
GH is released in pulses, with the largest pulse occurring shortly after sleep onset during deep sleep. Fragmented sleep, drifting bedtimes, and elevated nighttime stress flatten those pulses. When the signal flattens, results stall.
This is why increasing dose rarely fixes anything. Switching compounds rarely fixes anything. Stacking usually makes outcomes noisier, not stronger.
The limitation isn’t the compound.
It’s whether the system is aligned to receive the signal.
For the next 7 nights, lock a fixed bedtime and wake time (±30 minutes). Do not change peptide dose, stack, or timing during this window.
PS: If results change without touching chemistry, the bottleneck was alignment.