Very helpful info. So, it sounds like your RHR didn't change much when you started Reta, until you started increasing the dose? Do you remember how you ramped up to 7mg?
Hi everyone,
Here's my deal: I've been on low doses of either semaglutide or tirzepatide (.3mg and 1.5mg, respectively) for about a year to tweak my body composition and get my A1C down a bit. I managed to lose around 8lbs of fat (sitting at roughly 19% BF now) and my A1C went from 5.6 to 5.1...
I was using their klow before I switched. I like the brand I'm using now because the overfill makes it split evenly into four cartridges. I might buy their version of one pep if I get bored waiting for the other brand to restock it. It's just kind of expensive.
I think I ordered from them last Wednesday night. I received a shipping label like 20 minutes later, and the klow arrived on Friday. The customer service rep told me (politely) that in the future, they will only be taking orders via their messaging app.
I wish they had a forum or something...
Tirz can indeed trigger hives, eczema, and other skin issues. You can try over-the-counter antihistamines like Zyrtec or Allegra, taking them together. I'm a nurse, and telehealth could prescribe oral corticosteroids. Hope you feel better soon.
I just ordered their klow for research purposes.
Super responsive, got a USPS tracking email in under an hour.
If this works out, I'm looking forward to trying more!
This matches what I see in coaching. The final 10-15 lbs are more about recomposition and resistance training than appetite suppression.
Do you think cycling (planned lower-dose weeks) has a role in long-term maintenance, or is that still too anecdotal to recommend broadly?
I think a lot of people don't really know the difference between bacteriostatic and bactericidal, or even what the benzyl alcohol does. It's okay! I want to create some materials to help explain these things better. People are trying to learn so much already.