Beyond the Scale: What Has Reta or Tirz Changed for You?
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Is it weird that I’m feeling kinda envious of people taking Reta? LOL. With the anti-inflammatory benefits and the possible cancer prevention, I’ve been thinking of microdosing it. However, I’m worried about it suppressing my appetite, which I don’t need.
Anyone microdose it without losing weight?
Anyone microdose it without losing weight?
I recently asked our PCP this very question (she has been recommending tirz to her patients for more than 10 years), especially for anti-inflammatory and early type 2 diabetes control purposes for a family member.
She suggested - if no weight loss is needed - starting at a very low 0.25 mg once a week to see how it behaves. People's bodies are very different one from another, and she feels flexibility is needed.
She had a patient with a weight issue and rheumatoid arthritis that eventually settled on a 2.5 mg dose once a month. That dose relieved 90% of her RA symptoms, and pulled her life out of pain territory.
I am so thankful we found a practitioner with this kind of experience with tirz.
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@ann-c I am so glad to hear this story. Unfortunately, that doctor is a rarity.
@ResearchCat especially a doctor that recommended Tirz for 10 years, while it was approved just 4 years ago. A real rebel.
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Lmao...I caught that too.
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Lmao, I missed that. Entirely. So, the doctor is even more rare than I thought.
it’s funny because I was listening to a podcast last week, might have been Huberman on Modern Wisdom, but they were talking about how people are using GLP-1’s not as intended, sharing them, micro-dosing, etc, and the medical industrial complex is fighting that as hard as they can.
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@Juliano546 Just went to Target to get a small fridge. You know for what.
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@Juliano546 Just went to Target to get a small fridge. You know for what.
@bobs
love this yes fridge space is a must!! -
That terrible brain flame from cytokine response from chronic Lyme, it can be tormenting. I did 1/10 of the recommended dose of terazepatide, and for the next 2 days, it just took it away. Something about the way it worked blocked the receptors to it in my brain, and it really, really helped with that. TA1 has helped a lot with adjusting the immune response upstream, so it's been night and day.
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Stopped drinking, stopped gambling, help keep be on solid good food. But trt provided far more benefits
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Anyone microdose it without losing weight?
I recently asked our PCP this very question (she has been recommending tirz to her patients for more than 10 years), especially for anti-inflammatory and early type 2 diabetes control purposes for a family member.
She suggested - if no weight loss is needed - starting at a very low 0.25 mg once a week to see how it behaves. People's bodies are very different one from another, and she feels flexibility is needed.
She had a patient with a weight issue and rheumatoid arthritis that eventually settled on a 2.5 mg dose once a month. That dose relieved 90% of her RA symptoms, and pulled her life out of pain territory.
I am so thankful we found a practitioner with this kind of experience with tirz.
@Ann-C tirz and RA hmmm suspicious. Kpv helps with flare up, but tirz while does help some inflamation i was on compounded tirz for 6 months still had flare uptil until kpv inj.
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