Tirz at max dose + cagri?

[plucky_lowkey4599]

Apparently some folks put cagri on top of tirz or Reta to suppress hunger. Worth a thought if you need extra help.

 

[fuzzy-flax]

Don't see a reason to stop or lower the fourth compound, especially given there's now a clinical trial specifically looking at combining both.

How long has your dual-action compound amount been where it currently sits? And what about the fourth compound, how long at that level?

 

[mauve-pecan11]

Yes, I tried roughly 30iu subq, three times a day, over several months, because the evidence for appetite suppression looks reasonable. Tough to know what it did since I also take tirz at 15mg with 5mg reta and 0.5mg cagri. Heart rate seems to rise slightly for some time afterward.

 

[snappywalnut29]

Drop_Pal Besides adding cagri, consider splitting the dose, since your bad side effects land on day 2, right after the tirz shot? That lines up with peak blood levels, about 24 hours post dose, when side effects hit hardest. A glp plotter shows it as a graph. Two half doses usually work about the same, soften those peaks, and leave room to raise the weekly total. If you add cagri, begin with 0.25mg and climb slowly. Nausea and fatigue are common, especially higher up, and many here run 0.25 to 1mg weekly beside reta or tirz for extra appetite control.

 

[lentilcrafter]

That's exactly the role cagri plays. Somewhere between .5 and 1mg weekly is usually plenty to bring appetite back down for most people.

 

[figuringouthere26]

ToneLady Tried stacking cagri with my tirz but had to stop after only two shots because of a mild allergic reaction - though it absolutely crushed my appetite while it lasted. Switched to adding sema instead, and after just one more shot of it the hunger control was really kicking in hard. Hoping that sticks around, I'm running .25 about two days after my tirz shot.