u/SneakyDonut23

Used the app today after being off a week. I took a reading this morning and went to log my data on a spreadsheet (since this app has a bad record of deleting my old weighing data) and the format is all different. Rearranging things I get, but it looks like Organ Mass, A/G Ratio, Android Region Fat Mass, Genius Region Fat Mass, and Body Cell Mass are gone. Additionally, the arm, leg, and trunk lean mass, fat mass, and fat percentage are no longer in the list section (now called Charts) but must be taken from the Body tab and requires going into the menu to see all the information.

This makes the whole process much slower to read for us all and harder to log for us that do that.

Hello fellow scientists. I want to preface with saying I have a long background in nutritional science and have spent a long time doing research into peptides before starting my own experiments. Also sorry for the format, mobile…
I will be starting a new research experiment soon and would like some advise on nutrition during the experiment.
Test Subject: 5’9”, 160 lb rat. In January the rat was 180 lb and 30% body fat. Now the rat is down 20 lb and about 25% body fat. This has been done through strict macronutrient goals and keeping a steady deficit. The rat’s current macronutrient goals are: 160 g of protein, 110 g of carb, and 70 g of fat. This has worked well while trying to keep to single or double ingredient meals, of course with some cheat meals here and there.
Soon the rat will be starting Reta as well as CJC-1295/Ipa. Starting doses will be low as I want this to be a marathon, not a sprint. So I will plan on Reta at 2 mg/week (injected once a week) and the CJC/Ipa at 150mcg/150mcg on a 5 on, 2 off weekly schedule.
When the rat transitions to starting the Reta (and CJC/Ipa but I’m not sure this has as much of an effect), how should the diet adjust? I know that Reta causes a higher metabolic rate so calories must go up. I also want to keep the rat’s lean body mass as it is already low and the goal is to raise this and make a very lean and muscular rat that the lady rats will want to lick whip cream of of the muscular rat’s abs. So higher calories, more protein. Reta will also need carbs to work, so more carbs.
But how much increase in protein and carbs? What would be a goal calorie level? Any scientific backed advise on this would be appreciated as I am trying to keep things as scientific and data backed as possible.