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Just woke up to find tracking saying that my package is arrived at a Post Office and preparing for delivery in the wrong state. Halfway across the country from me.
 
Hey guys for those of you that use Propranolol which brand do you recommend and what dose are you using?
I see the normal starting dose is 80mg, I’m wondering if that much is necessary. Minimum effective dose is what I’m looking for. I know everyone is different.
I got my BP nailed with Lisinopril and HCTZ, but my HR is still higher than I’d like. Nebivolol does nada for me. Pretty sure the HR issue is from GH, but damn GH is mandatory for me.
 
Hey guys for those of you that use Propranolol which brand do you recommend and what dose are you using?
I see the normal starting dose is 80mg, I’m wondering if that much is necessary. Minimum effective dose is what I’m looking for. I know everyone is different.
I got my BP nailed with Lisinopril and HCTZ, but my HR is still higher than I’d like. Nebivolol does nada for me. Pretty sure the HR issue is from GH, but damn GH is mandatory for me.

80mg of Propranolol would be a fat starting dose, ime and imo.

Performance anxiety doses for Propranolol from telehealth places start as low as taking 10mg/20mg "as needed".

Personally - Rx is for 40mg generic, instant release Propranolol. Dispensed from local pharmacy. For me, may take 40mg-80mg depending on how acute the anxiety/heart rate situation may be. 40mg is adequate before specific situations that I know may incite a reactionary heart rate spike.

(Am not taking other medication that may interact with propranolol. Also am very accustomed to its effects, since 2021, and how it works with my body, alone and mixed with other substances/supplements/meds.)

Always best to start with a small test dose, and carefully work up from there. Especially if one is already taking other heart/blood pressure related medications.
 
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Yes ✅ thank you @PCT24X7 PHARMACY for your fast response. :D

My tracking number is correct as he provided. It was a USPS error with the delivery route of my package. THANKFULLY (coughs gently, nervously) it resolved itself within a few hours.

" :^) "

My package changed from "Preparing For Delivery" at a Post Office, and went back to a state Distribution Center/Shipment On The Way.
 
Hey guys for those of you that use Propranolol which brand do you recommend and what dose are you using?
I see the normal starting dose is 80mg, I’m wondering if that much is necessary. Minimum effective dose is what I’m looking for. I know everyone is different.
I got my BP nailed with Lisinopril and HCTZ, but my HR is still higher than I’d like. Nebivolol does nada for me. Pretty sure the HR issue is from GH, but damn GH is mandatory for me.
I started at 40 and have stayed at that dose for a few years now. In my experience it's not a really strong or scary med but 80 is a rather high dose. Great for performance anxiety and for unfucking your heart in emergencies like a-fib.
 
Hey guys for those of you that use Propranolol which brand do you recommend and what dose are you using?
I see the normal starting dose is 80mg, I’m wondering if that much is necessary. Minimum effective dose is what I’m looking for. I know everyone is different.
I got my BP nailed with Lisinopril and HCTZ, but my HR is still higher than I’d like. Nebivolol does nada for me. Pretty sure the HR issue is from GH, but damn GH is mandatory for me.
Your HR will be a result of HGH. It turns mine from early 70s to 87-95 at rest. HGH increases HR through 2-3 mechanisms outside of beta adrenergic pathways, so beta blockers have minimal effect on it.

I've tested it with different doses and combinations of beta blockers to check for sure. For me, 60mg short-duration Propranolol, even stacked with 10mg of Nebivolol at the same time - zero reduction in HR when it's coming from HGH and my blood pressure gets slammed. It'll mitigate any increases from AAS and slam my HR to early 60s even on Tren, as long as no HGH, but will not budge the HGH/GLP mediated HR increases. It does still have the calming effect though.

The good thing is when my HR is 80+ from AAS I can feel the edginess from the pulse pressure and its uncomfortable, but from HGH it feels totally different even off the beta blockers. It isn't that aggressive pulse increase. So I'd suggest just sticking to nebivolol.

Drugs like diltiazem or verapamil (calcium channel blockers) may help control HR through mechanisms unrelated to beta-adrenergic blockade. These work by reducing calcium influx into cardiac cells, directly slowing the heart rate.
 
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Oh man... My package is starting to do a loop with its movement, still in the wrong state across the country, and once again at the same Post Office Preparing for Delivery, then back to a Distribution Center a few hours later.

I am sure it would have arrived by now if not for USPS deciding to take it for this off road adventure.

("This is what I get for ordering before Mercury Retrograde was over.")

Anyone got some USPS tipz or trickz to lure the package in the right direction when experiencing such a thing? ;P
 
Your HR will be a result of HGH. It turns mine from early 70s to 87-95 at rest. HGH increases HR through 2-3 mechanisms outside of beta adrenergic pathways, so beta blockers have minimal effect on it.

I've tested it with different doses and combinations of beta blockers to check for sure. For me, 60mg short-duration Propranolol, even stacked with 10mg of Nebivolol at the same time - zero reduction in HR when it's coming from HGH and my blood pressure gets slammed. It'll mitigate any increases from AAS and slam my HR to early 60s even on Tren, as long as no HGH, but will not budge the HGH/GLP mediated HR increases. It does still have the calming effect though.

The good thing is when my HR is 80+ from AAS I can feel the edginess from the pulse pressure and its uncomfortable, but from HGH it feels totally different even off the beta blockers. It isn't that aggressive pulse increase. So I'd suggest just sticking to nebivolol.

Drugs like diltiazem or verapamil (calcium channel blockers) may help control HR through mechanisms unrelated to beta-adrenergic blockade. These work by reducing calcium influx into cardiac cells, directly slowing the heart rate.

Have you tried any of the calcium channel blockers available from PCT24X7 yet? Those are some in my list still.
 
Oh man... My package is starting to do a loop with its movement, still in the wrong state across the country, and once again at the same Post Office Preparing for Delivery, then back to a Distribution Center a few hours later.

I am sure it would have arrived by now if not for USPS deciding to take it for this off road adventure.

("This is what I get for ordering before Mercury Retrograde was over.")

Anyone got some USPS tipz or trickz to lure the package in the right direction when experiencing such a thing? ;P
nothing like " moving backwards" @mercury
 
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