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What do you mean by that last part? Do you mean like taking medication for it like metformin or?Maybe with reta where there isn’t as pronounced appetite suppression, but it’s pretty hard to eat. I dropped my tirz dose recently cause I was struggling to hit my macros on a pretty heavy deficit. I personally would prioritize the reversal of insulin/metabolic issues over bulking.
The glp1 agonist drugs can “reverse” diabetes and improve insulin sensitivity. I put reverse in quotes because it’s more like putting it into remission unless certain lifestyle changes are made.What do you mean by that last part? Do you mean like taking medication for it like metformin or?
so you mean like you would try to lose as much weight as you can and bulk later sort of thing?The glp1 agonist drugs can “reverse” diabetes and improve insulin sensitivity. I put reverse in quotes because it’s more like putting it into remission unless certain lifestyle changes are made.
Yes lose weight and get your A1C down so you’re not diabetic anymore. Bulking shouldn’t be anywhere in your near term roadmap. Diabetes can kill you after a lot of suffering first, you need to prioritize that.so you mean like you would try to lose as much weight as you can and bulk later sort of thing?
Let's say one had type-2 Diabetes and they got prescribed a glp-1 they begin taking the glp-1 but then they decide to go on a bulking cycle.
Will they still be able to bulk then just eat less once it's over to lose weight without ever coming off the glp-1?
Agree with this. At most do 5% above maintenance cals. But really get your diabetes in checkLet's say someone had type 2 diabetes... why on earth would you consider "bulking" in the first place???
Reverse your diabetes and fix your metabolic syndrome first. This should be obvious. If you "bulk" right now you'll just get fat...
Why bulk anyway? Just eat in a slight caloric surplus and slowly gain weight. You put on way too much fat "bulking".
Let's say someone had type 2 diabetes... why on earth would you consider "bulking" in the first place???
Reverse your diabetes and fix your metabolic syndrome first. This should be obvious. If you "bulk" right now you'll just get fat...
Why bulk anyway? Just eat in a slight caloric surplus and slowly gain weight. You put on way too much fat "bulking".
Agree with this. At most do 5% above maintenance cals. But really get your diabetes in check
so you're saying that the bad insulin sensitivity will prevent a bulking cycle from building lean mass?Agreed. Whats the point of wanting to grow when your body cannot really grow given the shit Insulin Sensitivity and Glucose levels and that usually also comes with shit lipids or other issues blood pressure, nafd.... and so on.
Gotta finish one project before moving to starting 3 new ones.
Not a medical expert but in my own experience it will slow down you progress MASSIVELY. I'd say by at least 50-60%, blasting more gear wont help either.so you're saying that the bad insulin sensitivity will prevent a bulking cycle from building lean mass?
You can put on muscle while on tirz- okYou can put on muscle while on tirz I just think you need to redefine bulking. You won’t feel good getting the calories in to put on a few pounds a week but then again why bother as it’s not going to be muscle but you can definitely still eat enough to put on muscle while staying lean on tirz.
Haven’t tried the others but I hear sema is hard to do it with
I think some folks can effectively bulk on Tirz and Reta by doing some force feeding. But eating a good amount of food actually makes me sick on Sema.
Not trying to hijack your thread but Ghoul never answered me so I will just ask everyone else who uses glp drugs in peptide form.
Do you guys vigorously shake your reconstituted Sema/Tirz/Reta before injecting?
Or do you swirl it like you do with GH and other fragile peptides?
What can one do to increase their appetite on tirzapetide I’m on a very low dose and still having trouble eating normal 3-4 meals a day.