Restarting everything (except Tirz)

Something similar happened to me but without vomiting. I wondered about SIBO at first. Once I doubled fluids, ate simpler, and took miralax to get things moving it cleared up fast enough that I didn't worry much. All I use is reta plus some oral supplements like TMG, HMB and epicatechin, so I doubt those caused it. For the welts, pinning straight down gave me bruises. Switching to holding the syringe like a pencil and going in at an angle stopped the bruises right away.

Drop all the secretagogues like CJC/ipa and such. Restart Tirz once you feel better. Stick with just the GLP for a month to see how it goes, then add KPV and BPC. Wait two weeks before trying another peptide so you can judge the effects. Blasting everything at once is fun until you get sick. Skip the fiber supplements and just eat real vegetables.

My guess is these problems probably have nothing to do with the peptides and are more like some random virus instead. Coughing plus sneezing would make that pretty clear. The only ones I know for sure that trigger stomach trouble are the two mentioned, and I have no idea how long or at what level the second one has been used. Cutting back to fewer things at once seems sensible since starting several close together makes it tough to separate out what is causing what, plus spacing them out more when beginning again might help. Symptoms need to clear up first before going back to the main one, even if that stretches past seven days. A lower amount for a bit could work if hunger stays under control, with a small extra portion added later if everything feels fine. The other one probably needs waiting several weeks before restarting too. Those raised spots sound like spot reactions in the skin layers, similar to an oversized insect bite with puffiness and maybe some color change. That feels separate from easy bruising which shows up often in females anyway and gets worse with certain blood thinners. Reactions like that usually tie to one specific item rather than everything unless it is the mixing liquid which rarely happens. One of them often leads to those local issues while the main one does it less frequently. Going in a little farther under the skin tends to lessen the response since it stays away from surface immune cells, and the bottom belly area tends to bother the least. Without widespread signs like spots on other body parts or breathing trouble these local spots stay just an annoyance that itches.

Unsure how much time you've spent using those omega supplements, I bought some chewable versions with fish oil for my boy and myself some time ago. Within about seven days they triggered digestive discomfort for me. Since my son has autism and doesn't speak I'm unsure what he experienced exactly yet he spent more time resting flat which isn't normal behavior for him. I halted giving them to my child and ended my own use as well. No further troubles have appeared except ones tied to reta.