PickyEater_91
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Look into SS-31, it ended the fatigue in my RS (stacked with LIPO-C/B12). Not a perm solution, but it could get you a few weeks until your body adjusts to its GLP dose. Then cycle off and start trying it again.
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Tired all the time on GLP-1?
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PickyEater_91
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I titrated my RS up slowly, maybe over two weeks. 500mcg, 1.5mg, 2mg all of the way to 4mg today, where I'll sit for two weeks more (or until my vial runs out).
If I titrated too quickly my RS lost the focus. It was a little too intense. Some researchers start at 4mg but my RS wouldn't have liked that.
If I titrated too quickly my RS lost the focus. It was a little too intense. Some researchers start at 4mg but my RS wouldn't have liked that.
ScaleHater_1985
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My first pin at 1ml was yesterday. It made me sleepy, then restless. I went IM (intramuscular), and that stung. I want to do 3x/wk but maybe lower the dose, not sure because fatigue is a big problem for me.
ScaleHater_1985
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I appreciate it. I'm researching some now and was going to start at 2mg, I'll reconsider!
ScaleHater_1985
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My first shot was over the weekend. No fatigue. Actually, I was energized and happy. But it stung!
GatorGal_81
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My RS tried adding Reta for two weeks, but didn't like the idea of stacking. And weight loss stalled.
GatorGal_81
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Any peps for motivation?
LongGameLarry
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I get real bad fatigue, and that Pegasus juice sounds good. If someone doesn't like the sting, how would they add lidocaine to it?
PickyEater_91
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I've never done it before and have no med training but did some research because I thought about adding it to Pegasus to match the ratio. Hallendale is 1% per ML.
Here are the active ingredients in Bioboost+:
Lidocaine probably comes in different strengths. Maybe experiment with a few CC's near the injection site. Ask for supplier details in DM.
Here are the active ingredients in Bioboost+:
- Methionine
- Inositol
- Choline
- Pyridoxine (B6)
- Dexpenthanol (B5)
- Cyanocobalamin (B12)
- L-Arginine
- L-Carnitine
- Lidocaine
Lidocaine probably comes in different strengths. Maybe experiment with a few CC's near the injection site. Ask for supplier details in DM.
Peptide_Taco
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People who are allergic to SULFA should avoid Bioboost or the non-methylated B12..... Beware. If any of those products make you sick, that's why. Mots-C helps, but I hate the fatigue. If I ate 10k calories, it'd go away...
PickyEater_91
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You can try nad or motsc. They help with fatigue. And electrolytes of course.
ScaleHater_1985
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Peptide_Taco said:
Yeah, I hear ya. I've been on 5mg for a month now, hoping it would get better. The exhaustion is hard. It's like I can barely do anything!
LongGameLarry
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For me, things got better after a couple of months. I was falling asleep at work and had to crash when I got home. Now I make it through the day without a nap. I am a bit more tired the couple days after the shot though.
GatorGal_81
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I'm always tired, even just sitting on the couch. I need to lay down. I don't eat a lot of protein though, so that's likely why for me.