Nutrition for strength with peptides Caloric surplus required: Minimum +300-500 calories above maintenance Higher protein (1.2-1.5g per lb bodyweight) Adequate carbs (support training and IGF-1 effectiveness) Healthy fats (hormone production) Timing: Pre-workout: Carbs and protein Post-workout: High protein, moderate carbs (especially with IGF-1) Throughout day: Regular protein feedings Hydration: Increased water needs (GH peptides cause retention) Minimum 1 gallon daily More during training Training programming Progressive overload essential: Increase weight, reps, or volume over time Peptides support this but don't replace it Track all training metrics Frequency: Peptides support higher frequency (better recovery) Can train each muscle 2-3x weekly instead of 1x Listen to body despite enhanced recovery Volume: Can tolerate higher volume with peptides Start conservatively, add volume gradually Recovery peptides allow aggressive training Sleep and recovery Sleep critical: 7-9 hours nightly minimum GH release primarily during deep sleep Peptides enhance sleep quality Active recovery: Light cardio Mobility work Massage, sauna Rest days: Still necessary despite enhanced recovery 1-2 full rest days weekly How you can use SeekPeptides for strength protocols SeekPeptides provides personalized strength and performance protocols tailored to your training goals
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