Trinity Stack
- Category
- Aesthetic & Beauty
- Purpose
- Regenerative Aesthetics, Metabolic Support & Cellular Repair
- Peptides
- GHK-CuNAD+BPC-157Tesamorelin
Why these peptides work together
GHK-Cu drives collagen, elastin, and antioxidant gene expression relevant to skin and connective tissue quality. NAD+ serves as an essential coenzyme in mitochondrial energy metabolism and DNA repair pathways, theoretically supporting the cellular energy demands of active tissue regeneration. BPC-157 contributes angiogenesis and general repair signaling. Tesamorelin, a GHRH analog, stimulates the body's own growth hormone axis, which may support the anabolic, tissue-building environment the other three compounds operate within. The four compounds act on distinct systems — skin/ECM, mitochondrial cofactors, tissue repair, and the growth hormone axis — making the combination broad rather than narrowly synergistic.
Each of the four peptides handles a completely different system — skin, cellular energy, tissue repair, and growth hormone — so rather than reinforcing one specific goal, this combination spreads its effects across several goals at once.
⚠️ This page describes a combination of compounds that are, with few exceptions, not approved by the FDA for any use. It records protocols described in research and community sources. It is not a recommendation, not a prescription, and not medical advice. Combining compounds multiplies the unknowns rather than adding them. Do not act on anything here without a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history.