Mixing my own peptides! SO excited!

Congrats! Losing almost 60 pounds is HUGE, and feeling good is the BEST part. Sounds like you got tired of paying too much and found the grey market. Smart move! Keep it up!
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was just waiting for that stroke, diabetes or heart attack hammer to fall, and felt helpless to stop it
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YES this, exactly this feeling. I was headed down the same road.
 
Since we're talking about butt-wiping... my cats are both kinda chunky, but one has always been a stable weight. The vet isn't worried. The other one is why I had to stop free-feeding. He came to me as a tiny kitten and blew up to almost 17 pounds before I took him to the vet and asked what was wrong! Now everyone is on timed feeders and more exercise, and I have to fight to keep the fat cat from eating the other cat's food.

The first cat is fine. The second cat I try to keep at 14 pounds. Why 14 pounds? Because at 15 pounds, he's too fat to clean himself, and the other cat WILL, but he refuses. And I'M not cleaning his butt. So when he's begging for food, I say, "No, you need to be able to clean yourself."
 
And I've been using BOTH reta and tirz and I'm down from around 330 to like, 240. That's like, 90 pounds! I'm not a fatass who can't wipe anymore! I was about to get a couple of cats and start eating catnip at night so they could clean me up in the morning. Glad it didn't come to that!
 
LOL I thought you'd like that! Those are great results! After my accident, I went up to 280. Now I'm at 245. I started on sema and it stopped working, then switched to tirz. Not sure what my goal weight is. But I have to be over 250 with clothes on to skydive. Otherwise, I'll just keep going! And instead of cats, get a bidet. I love mine.
 
FYI, we got a feeder that reads their microchips. If they aren't allowed to eat, it closes. And don't even get me started on the automatic litter box. Herding cats is not easy!
 
I'm wondering about other peps too. My doc has been doing my TRT for a while now, and I'm responding well to the test. But he thinks I should try some GHRP stuff to see if it makes a difference. I'm not sure it's worth the cost.
 
Maybe you're right. Thought the -morelins were limited to body's natural GH production limit, like maybe peak levels from youth. That's why it's more effective for people with GH disorders or older folks whose production dropped. Young people's systems are already maxed out so less effective. Assumed peptides were more for older people because of this.
 
The potassium gap in standard electrolyte mixes is real - most are sodium-heavy because that's what sells to athletes, but the cramping and fatigue people experience on GLP-1s often points to potassium and magnesium specifically. Mixing from separate sources or stacking two different formulations is the practical workaround when you can't find the right ratio pre-made.
 
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