SlowSparrow49

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Better heat tolerance on GLP meds?
I didn't catch that exact detail, yet overall both my partner and I tend to feel more chill while on these meds, so we raised the house the…
Jul 3
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Love handles - and how to lose them?
I need to persist with dropping body weight but target the fat specifically. I'll have to keep my nutrition dialed in properly and perform …
Jul 3
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Tirzepatide vs semaglutide vs retatrutide: starting choice, sides, and escalation
My wife dropped nearly 100 pounds from 215 to 115 on tirzepatide. She's now on retatrutide for maintenance while focusing on muscle. I've b…
Jul 3
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Trying Retatrutide for Weight Loss Plateau and Comparing Options
It depends on what you're dealing with. You sound a lot like me, where I don't graze constantly but tend to eat large amounts when I do sit…
Jun 22
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Question for those of you on TRT
Just repeating what everyone else said. Do not start TRT just because you see others getting results. Without knowing your age or having fu…
Jun 22
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stubborn subq belly fat at low body fat despite peptides training and TRT
Some folks brought up growth hormone or related boosters, yet I don't think anyone wondered if bloodwork had been done for testosterone, es…
Jun 22
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Would you titrate up?
Good to hear the stall looks like it is easing. I used to fast and eat a few big meals too but had to switch to smaller more frequent ones …
Jun 22
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Would you titrate up?
This. 1300 is way too low. It sounds like you are trying to eat more but struggling to reach the 2000 calories you should be eating. Moving…
Jun 22
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Should I titrate up?
My wife switched from tirzepatide to reta after losing a lot of weight. She notices she wants to eat more often on reta, yet when she track…
Jun 17
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Should I titrate up?
Double-check your intake numbers against the added training load. Raising the dose is an option, but reta isn't usually the one that turns …
Jun 17
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Should I titrate up?
From what I've seen and felt myself, reta doesn't dampen food thoughts the way tirzepatide does, and that's actually useful because it stil…
Jun 17
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Fixing recon after the fact
Pinning 2 mg at 30 mg/ml means 6.67 units. For 4 mg it'd be 13.33. I'd put in 0.5 ml more to the vial so you draw 10 or 20 units for those …
Jun 16
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Small Freezer with no Auto Defrost.
When I build up more supply I might try something else instead. At the moment the spare refrigerator holds extra groceries along with my pe…
Jun 16
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Small Freezer with no Auto Defrost.
I store my items in containers holding ice packs down low. The idea is the temperature inside holds steady even when things warm slightly d…
Jun 16
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Tesamorelin dosing schedules stacking side effects and fasting optimization
I've begun using tesa/ipa on my own. I'm taking reta every three days at 1.5 mg. My schedule right now has cjc/ipa at 200 mcg before bed al…
Jun 15
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Combining Reta, Tesa and Mots-C
This concept appears in different forums here and there. I wouldn't consider it definitive but it seems like a handy note. For my everyday …
Jun 14
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Actual number of doses per vial
That is true for fixed-needle syringes, but luer-lock setups have more dead space. When you add bac water, then pull the solution out, filt…
Jun 14
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Actual number of doses per vial
What kind of syringe are you using both for reconstitution and for injections? Luer-lock types can have up to 0.1 mL or 10 units of dead sp…
Jun 14
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When spouse supports your health journey, until....
Things can shift later. I have been on TRT for years and tried peptides before. My wife had zero interest at first, but after trying a pres…
Jun 10
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When spouse supports your health journey, until....
Have you tried folding her into small new habits, such as evening walks? Instead of picking at fries, maybe order a different dish to split…
Jun 10