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great. thank you much.1 - I store my tirz (and other peptides) just in a cool dark place
2- yes store bac water in the same spot as my peptides.
3- I think the shaking is a myth personally. Now I wouldn’t throw it off a building. But shaking around in a fridge? No
4- I take other vitamins not necessarily with tirz in mind. Milk thistle, omega 3, creatine, NAC, and some others.
5- I inject the amount of water I want then when I’m ready to get a dose out I pull that syringe with the amount of air needed for that dose then inject that amount of air into the vial and pull my dose as usual.
There is a big debate on if you should store in a fridge, room temp or a cryo freezer…..which @Ghoul will be here soon and post it I’m sure. It is best. In my opinion (now I don’t have 15 years of peptides sitting around) a year or 2 worth of peptides sitting in your dresser will be just fine.great. thank you much.
There is a big debate on if you should store in a fridge, room temp or a cryo freezer…..which @Ghoul will be here soon and post it I’m sure. It is best. In my opinion (now I don’t have 15 years of peptides sitting around) a year or 2 worth of peptides sitting in your dresser will be just fine.
Your next cut could be not much different from the one you know because the appetite suppression will fade and the only thing that will remain is that you will have less crave for cheat meals etc..but if you go on a strict cut you'll feel the "hunger".Well, it’s been one wild week since I upped my Tirz dose from 5mg to 7.5mg. My appetite has clearly taken a vacation - I’ve been scraping together just 800-900 calories a day for the past five days, and I lost 4.5lbs (most likely just water weight). I’ve also been battling a slight fever and fatigue, and I’ve even had to practically force chicken down my throat just to hit a measly 120g of protein. Sounds miserable, right? But oddly enough, I’m kind of enjoying this lean, mean state of being. I’ll see how things shake out over the next three weeks before deciding whether to stick with this dose, ramp it up, or dial it back. The silver lining? My next cutting phase is going to be a breeze compared to those brutal ones without Glp-1.
That's not true, my wife is bulking and the same dosage is giving her less and less of an appetite suppression.Appetite suppression only "fades" in relation of dose to weight. If either increases, so does appetite suppression.
Swirl it around in your hands a little gently. Back and forth in your palms. How long has it sat? I just let mine sit for 10-15 mins and it’s normally fine without doing anything.Hey guys, I just got the tirz, I put 1ml of BAC water in the first vial there is some at the bottom that is not dissolv
ok thanks. I litterally just put the water in 2 minuetes ago, the vial was also very cloudy.Swirl it around in your hands a little gently. Back and forth in your palms. How long has it sat? I just let mine sit for 10-15 mins and it’s normally fine without doing anything.
That's not true, my wife is bulking and the same dosage is giving her less and less of an appetite suppression.
When I was using semaglutide after a while at the same weight or heavier at the same dosage of 1mg I could eat anything I wanted.
This is one thing I gotta disagree Ghoul, especially because I have seen it firsthand
ok thanks. I litterally just put the water in 2 minuetes ago, the vial was also very cloudy.
I don't think the drug is stopping to work the glucose control is still there. The appetite suppression is not and that's because that's just a side effect and not why these drugs were designed.I'm not doubting you see it, but it's not how Sema and Tirz work. If it was, the 10,000+ subjects in the extended clinical trials taking tue same stable dose for 3-4 years would see it lose effectiveness over time.
But that doesn't happen, with 100% certainty,
Something else is causing it if that's going on, and it's probobly related to immunogenicity and a steadily building immunity to the compound and loss of effectiveness that doesn't happen with pharma.
Exenatide, an earlier GLP drug, has this issue, with it immunogenicity building over the course of 6 months to a year in some, losing effectiveness and diabetics having to return to insulin for blood sugar control,
And I hate to say it, but from own observation, once a loss of effectiveness to GLPs develops, it seems to "stick", either being long lasting or possibly permanent, though it's too early to say. That's why I urge people to take it seriously and reduce the risk factors, including not jumping on and off, but at least staying on a minimum dose,
Have you more muscle mass than you had when you were on the same dosage and about same weight?I don't think the drug is stopping to work the glucose control is still there. The appetite suppression is not and that's because thats just a side effect and now why these drugs were designed.
It's like Viagra, they made it for BP and found I was shit for BP but great for bonerz.
Glp1 were made for diabetic then they saw it was great for fatloss. You still get all those benefits, glucose control and even great food control, meaning eating shit food is not appealing but the appetite suppression goes away with time at the same dosage.
I'm not on the GLP-1 anymore since I started being followed by a coach because I couldn't eat enough food and didn't have the patience to wait for the effect to dissipate (I had just switched from sema to tirze and it killed my appetite at first)Have you more muscle mass than you had when you were on the same dosage and about same weight?
Any change in activity or drug?
yeah I put in 2ml in 10mg. taking 2.5mgYou should be diluting to .5ml per dose.
yeah I put in 2ml in 10mg. taking 2.5mg
Well i tought glp1 had less hunger suppression on the same dose after a while for you.I'm not on the GLP-1 anymore since I started being followed by a coach because I couldn't eat enough food and didn't have the patience to wait for the effect to dissipate (I had just switched from sema to tirze and it killed my appetite at first)
when I was using it I had better glucose control by a mile, not sure about your question about muscle mass, can you reformulate?
I don't think the drug is stopping to work the glucose control is still there. The appetite suppression is not and that's because that's just a side effect and not why these drugs were designed.
It's like Viagra, they made it for BP and found I was shit for BP but great for bonerz.
Glp1 were made for diabetic then they saw it was great for fatloss. You still get all those benefits, glucose control and even great food control, meaning eating shit food is not appealing but the appetite suppression goes away with time at the same dosage, most of the ppl I know report the same effect, I mean I'm talking a large number of ppl not one or two.