I was just wondering if there's anything else I should look into. I'm currently taking other medications that curb my appetite (Phentermine) but my blood pressure went through the roof so i'm looking for alternatives. Sema is the most popular but are there others I should research?
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Besides Semaglutide are there any other peptides focused purely on fat loss?
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Oh wow that's massive, will begin looking into it asap, thanks!
TRT@40
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Tesmorelin is supposedly better at fat loss than some of the other peptides, per the following video
View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=V4GEaDCY8No&feature=share7
View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=V4GEaDCY8No&feature=share7
I do have some studying to do, Tirzepatide as mentioned above does look interesting as well
disastrousupbringing
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AOD 9604 but heard it’s hit or miss with effectiveness.
Yeah people on the reddit groups hate that one and the tesmorelin said it did as much as a sugar pill for them
Yeah seems like everyone agrees on that it's just super expensive even getting from China...gonna do a round of sema first
BigTomJ
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You should focus on adjusting your diet to something that which is sustainable to you rather than just injecting random peptides recommended to you by people you dont know on the internet.
If you want to lose weight and keep it off, bandaiding it with peptides or other drugs isnt going to be a longterm fix.
If you want to lose weight and keep it off, bandaiding it with peptides or other drugs isnt going to be a longterm fix.
Biggest thing for me is curbing my appetite. I can lose weight on 1.8k calories a day but there are days that I just end up consuming like 2.7k because I worked out and did martial arts and I'm just famished. Phentermine helped me drop 20 lbs but I dont want to play with high blood pressure so that's why I'm seeking peptides.
It's just for appetite suppression so I can stay on a caloric deficit.
Training ur brain to just be satisfied with less food naturally has never worked for me.
BigTomJ
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And what about when you inevitably stop taking that peptide? back to square one.
Its not about training your brain, its about finding a balance that you can remain mostly satiated long term. Food selection and meal timing play a big role here.
Youre using the peptides and other drugs as a bandaid, duct tape, temporary fix without addressing the underlying issue.
These drugs can be helpful for some people, but youre relying on them too hard and ignoring the foundational cause of the problem to begin with.
Greenblack
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Homeboy is claiming things as facts as if he knows OP lmao. So its ok for some people.. as long as you deem them worthy.
So you're saying the meds I take for my graves disease that cause me to be pre-diabetic with insulin resistant can be diet and exercise away. These peptides treat a very real metabolic disorder. It's far from being a band-aid when your triglycerides are in the 700 range. I ski 150 days a year so it's not the exercise or my clean diet. It's not mind over matter for most of us. Maybe you should look into what we're talking about and have more information on these medications before you pass judgment on people without knowing their back story.
BigTomJ
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did the OP mention some metabolic disorder that i missed?
If he didnt, and has such an ailment, i would assume that would be pretty prudent, relevant information to be shared.
What I read from him, and the assumptions i made as such, is that hes looking for fatloss and to suppress appetite, not cure or treat some underlying condition.
This.
Tirz has worked wonders for me. I have been on it for just over two months and haven’t gone above 5 mg per week And lost 35 pounds.
It is also beyond just appetite suppression. It increases fat metabolism / adiponectin, insulin production and sensitivity and has reduced inflammation. it does have side effects, most notably for me constipation. I think it’s related to its process slowing gastric emptying which probably slows down the whole gi tract.
If I can get effects at 5mg per week I'm game! I just saw dosing schedules that have ppl going upwards of 25mg per week by week 16! No way I can finance that
What did your dosign schedule look like?
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