MESO-Rx
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Giant Semaglutide Thread (and other GLP-1 / GIP agonists)
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I might do this, .125mg for the first 2 weeks then increase it to .25mg if needed. My gooal is to be able to curb my appetite and help with insulin sensitivity not starve lol. If I can get away with the smallest dose for 16 weeks that's a win already.
Deezznutzz
Well-known Member
I wish I had this problem. I can eat anything still on this stuff but it does make me lose fat
Rido
Subscriber
I do wonder about the recomp ability with this. Pretty good stuff
Hopefully .125 isn’t too bad. I don’t know if this is common for everyone when they first start, or if I have some kind of hyper response to it. I was hoping just for an appetite curb as well.
That’s crazy! I ate maybe 4 bites of that steak last night and my body was telling me I’m done eating. I was almost disgusted just thinking about trying to finish it. The stuff is definitely weird.
Wow, that's crazy. This should be prescribed to every morbidly obese person healthy enough to take it.
This is what it's supposed to do. It shuts down hunger. That wears off a bit though. Eventually, if you force yourself to eat, you will be able to do it. But the main thing that helps weight loss is an overall less amount of calories eaten.
Deezznutzz
Well-known Member
I ate a 16oz steak the other night. Been on semiglutide 4 months. It's wierd some meals I cant finish. Like shit food on cheat day....but no issues on healthy meats.
johndoe29434
New Member
Might be my biggest enjoyment with sema, the crappy food just is less desirable and you don’t think about it. Maybe it’s a placebo, but I definitely enjoy it.
vanguardx6
Member
No placebo. I just to fucking love shitty foods. Now i dont have any desire for them anymore.
Jire
Member
I lost 16 lbs first month in on just Mounjaro 2.5mg, now I'm upped to 5mg and it's insane how much it suppresses appetite and craving for junk. Even taking Lyrica and smoking a fat joint I couldn't eat a third of what I used to. The stuff is magic, zero side effects.
Unfortunately on the other hand, my Semaglutide experience was not good. Insane heartburn, restlessness, constant nausea, and far less appetite suppression than even Mounjaro 2.5, I think because I'm a person that when I'm nauseous it makes me want to eat more.
Unfortunately on the other hand, my Semaglutide experience was not good. Insane heartburn, restlessness, constant nausea, and far less appetite suppression than even Mounjaro 2.5, I think because I'm a person that when I'm nauseous it makes me want to eat more.
HB_22
Well-known Member
So semaglutide gave you heartburn but tirzepatide (Mounjaro) does not? That's interesting. I do experience some mild heartburn with semaglutide, too.
Jire
Member
I'm not a person who ever gets heartburn, but it was the worst heartburn I ever felt.
Tobby47
New Member
Recently I tapered sema off and decided to give tirzepatide (mounjaro) a try.
On sema, I had burps, heartburn, diarrhea, and some light-headedness for the first few days, let's say up to two weeks. Then it mellowed out and I experienced no sides whatsoever. I gradually titrated up to 1,5mg every 4 days of generic, non-med grade sema.
Now, on tirzepatide (mounjaro), there have been pretty much no digestive side effects. No burps, no heartburn, no nothing. Currently on 5mg per week. I reckon this can be connected to my body having already adjusted to sema. But it's just my conjecture.
Appetite-blunting seems comparable to 1.5mg sema so far.
BUT as compared to injecting sema, when I inject tirzepatide I get a red and swollen circle around the injection that lasts for about four days. It's not a bother, really, it's just a bit alarming, visually. No pain, no severe itchiness. Just a tender spot about an inch in diameter. I inquired at the pharmacy about this (even though I'm not using med-grade tirzepatide) and I was told it's an allergic reaction that is not dangerous and more than half of patients get it. It should clear over time. It also does not decrease tirzepatide's efficacy. One can use anti-allergy creams if one so wishes.
Now if one has swollen face, puffy eyes, or low-grade fever, there's a reason for concern. Could be hypersensitivity to some component of sema or tirz that is hard to predict. Not my case, fortunately.
On sema, I had burps, heartburn, diarrhea, and some light-headedness for the first few days, let's say up to two weeks. Then it mellowed out and I experienced no sides whatsoever. I gradually titrated up to 1,5mg every 4 days of generic, non-med grade sema.
Now, on tirzepatide (mounjaro), there have been pretty much no digestive side effects. No burps, no heartburn, no nothing. Currently on 5mg per week. I reckon this can be connected to my body having already adjusted to sema. But it's just my conjecture.
Appetite-blunting seems comparable to 1.5mg sema so far.
BUT as compared to injecting sema, when I inject tirzepatide I get a red and swollen circle around the injection that lasts for about four days. It's not a bother, really, it's just a bit alarming, visually. No pain, no severe itchiness. Just a tender spot about an inch in diameter. I inquired at the pharmacy about this (even though I'm not using med-grade tirzepatide) and I was told it's an allergic reaction that is not dangerous and more than half of patients get it. It should clear over time. It also does not decrease tirzepatide's efficacy. One can use anti-allergy creams if one so wishes.
Now if one has swollen face, puffy eyes, or low-grade fever, there's a reason for concern. Could be hypersensitivity to some component of sema or tirz that is hard to predict. Not my case, fortunately.
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I get no sides from tirzepitide and I get sulfur burps and heart burn from sema but no appetite suppression or craving suppression or feeling of fullness.
Feelingtestc
New Member
Just do the helloalpha prescription if you have private medical insurance. $55 a month between the online doctor visit and tirzapetide. Probably have it faster than through any domestic source.
Rido
Subscriber
Do you think it needs to be tested by Jano to make sure CVS g2g?
Feelingtestc
New Member
Yea, Eli Lilly seems a little suspect. Selling $1100 prescription for $25? Has to be low purity for sure.
Based on reports I would monitor pancreatic enzyme markers and full thyroid panel.
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