A peptide cycle is only as useful as the data you capture from it. Without a cycle log, you can't compare this run of BPC-157 to the last one — dose, frequency, duration, what changed, what didn't.
Cycle data at a glance
Protocol tracks your adherence rate, streak, and total doses across each cycle. At end of cycle, you have a complete record — not just what you planned to run, but what you actually ran.
How It Works
What a cycle log needs beyond dose tracking
A cycle tracker needs more than just doses. It needs a start and end date, the compounds and doses run, adherence rate (did you hit scheduled injections), observable outcomes, and side effect notes. Without outcomes, the log tells you what you ran but not whether it worked.
Baseline data makes cycle tracking meaningful
Log baseline metrics before starting any cycle: current weight, relevant bloodwork if available, injury status or goal metrics, and subjective scores. After the cycle, the comparison answers the question that matters: did this protocol do what it was supposed to do.
Short cycles vs long cycles require different tracking
Healing protocol cycles (4–6 weeks, BPC-157/TB-500) need precise injury progression notes — location, severity, functional improvement week by week. Long cycles (12–20 weeks, GH secretagogues) need trend data: weight, body composition changes, bloodwork at the midpoint and end.
Multi-compound cycle logging
When running stacks, log each compound separately but link them to the same cycle. This lets you isolate which compound drove which result when you adjust doses in the next cycle — something impossible from a combined single log.
The cycle tracking view
Active protocols — color-coded by compound
Cycle results — adherence + streak data
What Protocol Tracks
✓Log cycle start and end dates with full compound list
✓Track adherence rate across the cycle
✓Compare past cycles side-by-side in protocol history
✓Note outcomes, side effects, and key observations
✓Export cycle history as CSV or PDF for healthcare providers
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I track a peptide cycle?+
Set a start date, list every compound with its dose and frequency, and log each injection as you go. At end of cycle, note outcomes and any side effects. Protocol archives this as a complete cycle record you can compare to previous runs.
Can I track multiple compounds in one cycle?+
Yes. Protocol supports multi-compound cycle logging — each compound is logged separately but linked to the same cycle entry. You can see the full stack and review per-compound dose history.
How do I compare peptide cycles?+
Protocol's protocol history view archives each past cycle with its full dose log, adherence rate, and notes. Review what you ran, how consistently, and what you observed — then adjust the next cycle based on actual data.
Should I track bloodwork with my peptide cycle?+
Yes, especially for TRT or GH secretagogue protocols. Protocol v3.1.0 includes lab work tracking — log pre-cycle and post-cycle bloodwork in the same app alongside your dose log, and export the full record for your healthcare provider.