SharpCinder28

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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
Very calm way of putting it.
Feb 23
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
I do not usually see much point in separating the two except for the psychological lessons that can keep people occupied until the medicati…
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
Oh wow. He also has steak sauce, teriyaki, and others.
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
And hopefully sugar-free barbecue sauce too.
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
The non-alcoholic option has only five grams of carbs. It could almost be considered a health drink because of the hop antioxidants. For co…
Feb 22
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10k steps from day job
I once considered picking up an extra gig hauling boxes onto the rigs before sunrise, with a chuckle. Yet after hearing all the gripes from…
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
I agree there's no safe level of drinking these days. Back when, I'd order wine with meals because folks claimed it helped the heart along …
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
There is also the everyday tiredness that can come from eating fewer carbs and calories on these medications, even when doing nothing at al…
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
Drinking that much water can sometimes make things worse unless electrolytes are replaced at the same time.
Feb 22
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Reta and Low Carb equals Some Dizzy Spell?
Might not be the same thing, but there is a condition called pseudohypoglycemia that can feel similar. Next time it happens check blood pre…
Feb 22
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My biggest GLP-1 ethical problem: patients who don’t want to stop
That is how I see it. If the typical diet is meat and potatoes, some plans cut the meat and others cut the potatoes and bread. The middle o…
Feb 22
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My biggest GLP-1 ethical problem: patients who don’t want to stop
The resistance makes sense. These medications ease the strong hunger and food thoughts that make clear thinking difficult. It is hard to bu…
Feb 21
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
Start low and go slow with teso as well since you are already on 12 mg reta. The nine-day half-life means it takes time to reach steady sta…
Feb 21
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
Another option some try is growth-hormone secretagogues for visceral fat. I have not used them long enough to see fat loss but they help re…
Feb 21
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
Have you tried splitting the weekly reta dose to reduce rebound hunger? I no longer take any GLP once a week.
Feb 21
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
Is your weight still rising overall or has it leveled off? If it is holding steady then the medication is still doing something. Would a lo…
Feb 21
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
Most people seem to add sema or cagri when reta stops working at that level. Cagri is often used more like a cycle because its effect tends…
Feb 21
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BPC-157 injection site for achilles injuries?
Thanks for the model suggestion.
Feb 20
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My biggest GLP-1 ethical problem: patients who don’t want to stop
We do not need your success stories spoiling our fun with plain broccoli sandwiches. The doctor’s remark about social events struck me as o…
Feb 20
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My biggest GLP-1 ethical problem: patients who don’t want to stop
Some people on these medications keep asking to remain on them for just a bit more time, which creates a real ethical bind for the prescrib…
Feb 20
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