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This was not my experience. I have heard some find the effect that quickly but I thought it was less common that my experience. Maybe I am wrong.Several months ??? Not at all, you can have very less appetite in a few days, you do get used to it and have to amp up the dose every few weeks but def hits fast
Is your UGL dosing protocol the big post you wrote a couple weeks back. going from .25 up to 2.5 or so? That's what I've been following for QSC.Oh wow. Well that's why I have the dosing protocol for UGL semaglutide lol. It doesn't hit you at the dose that it should
Yea I did write it up.Is your UGL dosing protocol the big post you wrote a couple weeks back. going from .25 up to 2.5 or so? That's what I've been following for QSC.
I'm at 1.5 now, the appetite suppression hit hard at 1.0.
I'm just happy it did eventually start working.Yea I did write it up.
That's nuts, some people are hyper responders compared to others
Increasing the dose to keep suppressing appetite with the goal of lowering body fat. You've noticed various AAS cycles for beginners, intermediates all the way to the pro's. They are not the same, higher doses, more compounds etc all for gaining muscle mass.I read through a lot in this thread and I ... what’s the point of titrationing the dose all the way up to 2.5mg and staying there. ...like a street drug that works great at first but then you have to keep upping the dose to chase the original high. It just doesn’t really make sense, so what happens at 2.5mg? Game over and start over once your tolerance resets?
Can you recommend a second source if QSC is out of stock?I wouldn't believe any source that is selling semaglutide kits for anything less than 200. If you did, I would advise to get it tested.
QSC is obviously my go to for kits.
I personally am more pro metformin XR. Unsure if they use that version. Plenty of pharma sources to get that at too
Yea. They have a thread here in the underground. You don't need to know much elseCan you recommend a second source if QSC is out of stock?
Which drug?CVS still can’t seem to fill my RX so I’ve been dipping in to my QSC stash. I am…underwhelmed by the effects.
The only side I get from GLP-1 RAs but also the worst of them all imho. It's fucking annoying.but yeah, really gotta eat slow or the reflux can be bad
The clinical trials stopped at that dose. Can you, a non-participant in a current trial, use more than 2.4mg? Sure, you can do whatever you want. You can start wearing adult diapers and telling people you’re a long lost relative of Alexander the Great. But once you exceed the dose that was tested at the top end you’re outside the territory of what’s been studied. That doesn’t mean you’re at risk of some heretofore unknown side effect, it just means you’re going above what has been FDA approved. Considering this entire forum exists for people to discuss using drugs well beyond their original remit I wouldn’t be surprised if someone chose to up their dose of semaglutide to effectuate a change in their body composition just a tad more.It just doesn’t really make sense, so what happens at 2.5mg?
MounjaroWhich drug?
That sucks to hear. Gotta crank up the dose then lol.Mounjaro
It’s true, but kind of not worth the cost. Once it hits that $60/w range it annoys me. It’s not like the cost is prohibitive, it’s just irritating, which I admit is not at all rational.That sucks to hear. Gotta crank up the dose then lol.
On a cut, everything is irritatingIt’s true, but kind of not worth the cost. Once it hits that $60/w range it annoys me. It’s not like the cost is prohibitive, it’s just irritating, which I admit is not at all rational.
What I’m getting at though is it seems people keep pushing the dose because it’s no longer effective as it once was. So where does it end? Do you keep upping the milligrams indefinitely?The clinical trials stopped at that dose. Can you, a non-participant in a current trial, use more than 2.4mg? Sure, you can do whatever you want. You can start wearing adult diapers and telling people you’re a long lost relative of Alexander the Great. But once you exceed the dose that was tested at the top end you’re outside the territory of what’s been studied. That doesn’t mean you’re at risk of some heretofore unknown side effect, it just means you’re going above what has been FDA approved. Considering this entire forum exists for people to discuss using drugs well beyond their original remit I wouldn’t be surprised if someone chose to up their dose of semaglutide to effectuate a change in their body composition just a tad more.
There is almost certainly a point of diminishing returns, but what that is I don’t think we can say, at least not this early in the game. Could you theoretically have to take 5mg/w to get the same effects you did at half that dose just two months prior? Sure. Or not. This is all going to depend on the individual and there isn’t a binary answer here.What I’m getting at though is it seems people keep pushing the dose because it’s no longer effective as it once was. So where does it end? Do you keep upping the milligrams indefinitely?