Peptide burnout?

I am on 15 mg Tirz every six days and it still works. If it stops I will try 16-17-18 mg, or switch to every five days, or add Cagri, or stack some Reta. There are still moves left.

When you say nothing happens, what exactly are you tracking? Is weight not moving or is it some other effect? The answer might change depending on that.

Check out these new sema trials at 7.5 mg in phase 3, so going higher is an option.

Somewhere I saw mention of studies reaching doses of sixty milligrams weekly with this particular substance. Personally I'm looking into getting hold of another similar product to try myself. There's also talk of a homemade alternative to a different one but combining those would make me uneasy.

I've been adding a tiny bit of another compound every six days alongside my usual five milligrams of the main medication. It leaves me somewhat anxious. It seemed to ease the tiredness from the primary treatment, at least slightly, though not much. Deep down I recognize I probably shouldn't be experimenting like this, and that realization sits uneasily with me, growing louder as the newness fades until I quit. At the same time I'm on my initial break from the other substance, and even though its injection reactions bother me, I felt disappointed yesterday realizing there was nothing scheduled for today. I prepared a vial of a different peptide to keep up a small daily amount for swelling. I reminded myself it was just for that purpose, but then I came across someone's protocol involving several other compounds and got really interested, so I bought a couple vials of one of them. All this makes me think a talk with myself is approaching, where I'll gently point out that I've turned these experiments into a temporary pastime and that probably isn't wise to continue. I'll suggest stepping away to craft jewelry, hunt for certain berries, or prepare the garden for colder weather instead. I'm not ready for that talk yet, but I can sense it coming.

I've always been determined to avoid returning to my heaviest weight of 145 kilograms. Over three decades I've dropped below 70 kilos on three occasions but could never maintain anything under 100 for longer than three years at a stretch. For twelve months I endured constant queasiness and slight unwellness from semaglutide since it curbed my hunger effectively. Now I've maintained below 75 kilos for two full years. Finding this community opened up additional affordable choices for me. I'd be fine taking twice the usual amount of tirzepatide since research is exploring 25 milligrams weekly. Even then it might lower risks of major health issues though that's unconfirmed so far. My body handles a maximum of 15 milligrams combined with four milligrams of retatrutide each week without the sickness semaglutide caused but any small uptick brings odd crawling feelings on my skin so I stop there. I haven't tested larger tirzepatide amounts alone yet because the current mix continues to function well. At 71 kilos I'm dropping 150 to 200 grams weekly while consuming whatever limited foods I require to stay satisfied. This approach feels like it could last unlike before when I'd become extremely hungry at this size.

At the moment my dosage sits at twenty milligrams of the medication I'm using. I see no reason to increase from here but I'd go along with it if needed. When I gave the other compound a try even small amounts left me feeling miserable overall. Plenty of folks enjoy it yet I doubt it'll ever become available widely. I tend to be incorrect frequently though. From time to time I switch over to the cheaper option since it provides solid control over hunger. Once that starts losing its punch I return to the first one beginning at ten milligrams and gradually raise it.