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Survo stacking with Tirz - my research notes.

15 replies12 peopleNov 9, 2025☆ Follow
Summary

Does adding low-dose Survo to Tirz help break a stall, reduce belly fat, and support further loss without switching compounds?

One user documented adding 0.3 mg Survo weekly to ongoing 10 mg Tirz after a two-month stall at 10 mg. Early effects included quicker fullness that faded within days and modestly lower food noise, with no side effects noted in the first week. Side conversations covered heart-rate concerns for someone with SVT, peptide suggestions for fat oxidation, and forum rules about first-person versus third-person posting. No follow-up data on weight change or stall resolution appeared in the thread.

What this discussion establishesWhere people disagree

Participants differed on whether third-person 'RS' language is required or merely stylistic preference on this forum versus others.

Still open

Whether the Survo addition produced measurable fat loss, reduced waist, or ended the stall remains unknown.

Nothing here is advice.

15 replies · 12 people
AmberCinder55archiveopening postNov 9, 2025

Back in August of last year, RS began using Tirz and dropped 87 pounds so far. She's now 28 pounds away from her target. Currently at 10 mg, progress has stopped for the past eight weeks. On November 6, which was a Thursday, RS started adding .3 of Survo. Tirz shots happen on Sunday evenings, while Survo will be on Thursday evenings. Although raising the Tirz dose might end the plateau, being near the goal makes sculpting and targeting abdominal fat a priority instead. Most opt for Reta first, yet RS prefers Tirz and has no desire to change. With a good supply of Tirz on hand, introducing the glucagon receptor looks like a solid move. Research notes will be logged here going forward. Aims include dropping those remaining 28 pounds, trimming belly fat, easing tiredness, and building muscle.

For the first week: 10 mg Tirz combined with .3 mg Survo, plus only facial topical GHK-CU besides those. Current stats show weight at 158.2, height 5’2”, waist 37.5 inches, hips 41.25 inches. No unwanted effects appeared. The morning after the first Survo, fullness set in after consuming roughly half the usual amount. That quick fullness sensation faded over the following days. Cravings for sweets and thoughts about food have decreased somewhat, though not as strongly as when Tirz first began. Scale readings vary each day without going under 158.2. Tiredness remains unchanged, never severe enough to stop activities. After an intense session on Friday, muscle aches continue even two days later.

LevelThistle83archiveNov 9, 2025

Has anyone checked their pulse when completely relaxed? Seems like the number climbs once a glucagon receptor agonist gets added in.

RustQuill56archiveNov 9, 2025

I recall those two might offer benefits since they supposedly boost how the body burns fats for fuel and help it switch energy sources more readily plus there was something about raising ATP output. Maybe checking both out and trying them in combination could work.

AmberCinder55archiveNov 9, 2025
↳ replying to @LevelThistle83

I have SVT so resting heart rate isn't something that worries me. The issue for me is those abrupt spikes to 210 or 220 beats per minute which happens to be normal in my case. It doesn't cause problems since I can stop an episode myself and this only comes up four or six times each year. My cardiologist knew I planned to start the medication and saw no issue with any possible rise in baseline heart rate so gave approval. My SVT means my heart has already had detailed testing around fast rates and was cleared as capable. From posts I've seen others who deal with SVT or similar fast rhythms don't report more episodes when using it.

SteadyQuill55archiveNov 9, 2025

It's fine to admit this is your post in this spot. What puzzles me is the choice to inform on a buddy only to react with surprise right after.

AmberCinder55archiveNov 10, 2025
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

Funny how I blank on which sites ban using first person and force you through every single extra step instead. Figured this place was like that. Such a pointless rule. If staying around here isn't an issue then switching to saying I myself will save effort since rephrasing everything drags on. Relief.

GreyWillow92archiveNov 10, 2025
↳ replying to @AmberCinder55

It appears to me that this discussion board stands alone in requiring its users to serve as subjects for that kind of trial activity.

WryLedger88archiveNov 10, 2025

Chatting about my experiences while using that rodent identity feels entertaining, and of course that's no secret. Still, imagining the whole thing functions as some encrypted message stays enjoyable.

SlowBeacon94archiveDec 26, 2025
↳ replying to @AmberCinder55 (opening post)

Been thinking about whether any fresh details popped up and if that caused trouble with your booth.

ClearBeacon24archiveDec 26, 2025

Pairing those two has made my midsection shrink fast lately. Just sharing an idea.

KeenCompass27archiveDec 26, 2025
↳ replying to @GreyWillow92

We aren't permitting any talk of test animals in this group. Referring to research participants is what we like to see when folks describe their own experiences, yet we won't remove anyone simply for speaking about themselves in the first person. Those slips come up all the time, and I've done the same thing myself now and then. We also aren't in favor of bringing up rodents or other creatures.

GreyWillow92archiveDec 26, 2025
↳ replying to @KeenCompass27

I hope my quick description didn't come off as rude at all. I hold nothing but respect for the top source around for details on these compounds. Sorry for that slip, and best wishes for the holidays too.

KeenCompass27archiveDec 26, 2025
↳ replying to @GreyWillow92

Don't worry, nothing offensive about it to me. Faced way tougher challenges previously, including fabrications and claims against us. We carry on with our activities there, putting in maximum effort. 🐈

QuietLantern17archiveDec 31, 2025
↳ replying to @KeenCompass27

I've often thought about whether folks would notice if I switched to talking about myself in third person like that old sitcom. The guy has hit a standstill… The guy's medication has lost its effect… The guy is starting to feel irritated!

SharpHarbour48archiveJan 5
↳ replying to @ClearBeacon24

What’s your tesa protocol? With ipa or no?

PatientSignal60archiveJun 8
↳ replying to @AmberCinder55 (opening post)

What results came from using survo to end the plateau caused by tirz? Did the survo keep going once that plateau ended?

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