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    STATIEEIGHT
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    Alrighty - I’ll put myself out there a bit here.

    Dunno about the dating bit (I’m married and couldn’t be farked dating as well) but without getting too explicit “my rat” has found some things to ummm go off with more of a bang if you get my drift. 🤣
    And it is definitely more noticeable around 12-24 hours after my rat has pinned.

    The rest of the things mentioned I can’t say I’ve noticed.

    Add that one to your medical journals ya cunts.

    My rat is also diabetic and I have found some pretty interesting things to do with insulin/Metformin & sugar/glucose levels with respect to Reta which I haven’t seen much published about as well but I’ll leave that for another thread.

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      I believe it depends on perspective. This isn’t the same as classic “low libido” from depression or hormone deficiency. I would describe it as not missing it, not craving it, no urge at all. For me it is more like a reduced reward drive, not distress-driven loss. Less distracted by urges. More in control. Let me add this, If the perfect scenario happened, would anything wake up? For me it would be, yes. Some might say no.

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        @livelonger-70 Yes, exactly! I know women on SSRI’s who have lost any interest in sex and didn’t get it back when they stopped (this is being researched now as it is a huge problem nobody mentioned when prescribing them to tens of millions of people.) The GLP suppression feels just the way you describe. I wouldn’t say I don’t desire it, but things are muted. I’ve basically quit drinking and gaming. And I am a long time drinker and gamer.

        Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

        If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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          @livelonger-70 Yes, exactly! I know women on SSRI’s who have lost any interest in sex and didn’t get it back when they stopped (this is being researched now as it is a huge problem nobody mentioned when prescribing them to tens of millions of people.) The GLP suppression feels just the way you describe. I wouldn’t say I don’t desire it, but things are muted. I’ve basically quit drinking and gaming. And I am a long time drinker and gamer.

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          @ResearchCat said in GLP-1 Research on behavior:

          @livelonger-70 Yes, exactly! I know women on SSRI’s who have lost any interest in sex and didn’t get it back when they stopped (this is being researched now as it is a huge problem nobody mentioned when prescribing them to tens of millions of people.) The GLP suppression feels just the way you describe. I wouldn’t say I don’t desire it, but things are muted. I’ve basically quit drinking and gaming. And I am a long time drinker and gamer.

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            I read with weekly injections some people feel more “alive” near the end of the week and more flat right after the shot. Good suggestion would be plan
            intimacy right before next injection.

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              I take my Tirz Saturday night before bed so I can eat on Friday and Saturday. When I started, I was taking it on Thursday night and then I’d have no interest in eating or drinking from Friday through Sunday. Now I can enjoy the weekend some, and get the suppression during the week when I am at work.

              The half-life of Tirz is 5 days, so you can definitely optimize your shot around activities that you enjoy, or want to enjoy. I am also on the lowest dose now (2.5mg) because I have been having trouble hitting my macros on higher doses. There is a bit more noise, but it’s manageable. The real challenge is having enough good food around that I don’t go for the garbage.

              I am starting to think about when to take various supplements and whether/if there are better times to research different peps.

              Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

              If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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                I take my Tirz Saturday night before bed so I can eat on Friday and Saturday. When I started, I was taking it on Thursday night and then I’d have no interest in eating or drinking from Friday through Sunday. Now I can enjoy the weekend some, and get the suppression during the week when I am at work.

                The half-life of Tirz is 5 days, so you can definitely optimize your shot around activities that you enjoy, or want to enjoy. I am also on the lowest dose now (2.5mg) because I have been having trouble hitting my macros on higher doses. There is a bit more noise, but it’s manageable. The real challenge is having enough good food around that I don’t go for the garbage.

                I am starting to think about when to take various supplements and whether/if there are better times to research different peps.

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                @ResearchCat I started my Tirz on Monday mornings at a clinic and they recommended Testosterone. For me, the change was huge that I quit looking at food and really started focusing more on my wife. After bloodwork, my trt was around 900 and now continuing with 2 self injections of 35 units each. I have no desire for alcohol, snacking, and just eat healthy dinners. Now that I have lost 20lbs and gained 7 lbs muscle mass, my marriage is amazing, and feel so much better. I did reconstitute a Servo vial that I started on Thursdays .3mg to .5 to now will finish the vial at 1 mg for 3 weeks.
                Randy helped me start this as the “Reta getto” as I had such great success with Tirz. After 13 weeks I have 3 weeks left and plan on stopping. I think doing 5 amino 1mq 3 10mg vials helped with muscle and protein powder for lunches and a couple eggs for breakfast.
                I am still also on my 1st vial of cjc/ipa before bed which makes deep sleep amazing. Fat seems to be coming off still but staying 2 weeks at 195 lbs.
                I have some Reta that I may try but Ill see as I want to do the Ss31 and MotsC protocol to reboot my mitochondria and may add tesamoreline. Doing GLOW and KPV for recovery and my skin and nails seems to be much better.
                I do start getting hungry on the weekends but avoided the all you can eat sushi Friday night. Changing habits is what this is about too so bought more protein powder at Costco with some Creatine. I can highly recommend these protocols at 62 working physically hard remodeling houses and still on my honeymoon again.

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                  I have been using Tirz for two months. The lack of desire for alcohol was immediate and more pronounced for me than it was for food. This has been such a blessing. I actually looked at a bottle of whiskey with disgust. I take it on Saturday mornings and noticed that full effects don’t start until Monday so I still have a single drink on Saturday night and that satisfies me. I have not noticed a change to my libido with Tirz.

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                    from my experience subject hasnt lost ambition or drive. so much as having more focus. not in the adderal kind of way. but like the decision making? ive had a hard time explaining it to other researchers. subject knows what he has to do and nothing more. as for sex drive and other stuff. i mean its all working not like its broken. but its just not important? you didnt take the dogs bark away but it took away the need to bark at it?

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                      I have been using Tirz for two months. The lack of desire for alcohol was immediate and more pronounced for me than it was for food. This has been such a blessing. I actually looked at a bottle of whiskey with disgust. I take it on Saturday mornings and noticed that full effects don’t start until Monday so I still have a single drink on Saturday night and that satisfies me. I have not noticed a change to my libido with Tirz.

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                      @jlaz143 Yeah! My focus came off of food and alcohol to my wife! Now that I lost 20lbs of fat and gained 7lbs of muscle she says “ you think you are like the last cookie in the cookie jar”. It’s a Brazilian expression…Life changing for me!

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                        My research subject was recently prescribed Addyi and now I’m wondering if it’s even worth taking it. Reta has made their Adderall have ZERO effect even with a double and triple dose.
                        The way Glp-1 has cut off dopamine, serotonin, and Norepinephrine has been a HUGE negative for my Rat. They are Neurospicy (ASD) so was on the short end of the stick to begin with as far as neurotransmitters go.

                        Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.

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                          Anhedonia is very apparent on Reta. That is why I only pin once a week. By day 5-7 it start to wear off allowing me to finish a whole healthy meal on *date night. Unfortunately anhedonia is not selective. Maybe oxytocin might help.

                          2M

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                            Yep; you have to manage it. I hate using the term ‘journey’, but hopefully most people using GLP-1’s are listening to their bodies as well as their doctors and become aware of these cycles. It only took me a couple of months to realize I got hungry around day 5, and to notice I was also losing interest in other things - which I try to manage for optimal balance. I also read tons about this stuff, so my knowledge is always increasing, even if my wisdom isn’t.

                            How negative anhedonia is is also a matter of where you are in life. If you are active and dating, a lack of interest in sex is a big problem. If you are older and your partner isn’t interested, it’s less of an issue. If your partner isn’t interested but wants to be, and you also aren’t, well that is a different problem set.

                            Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

                            If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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                              Yeah this one is real. The desire to date goes out the window anytime I pump myself full of GLP's.

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                              @Randy
                              It really does!!! If you have an addictive personality, it really evens you out.
                              Everything is still there, but I have I now have moderation in many ways that I hadn't previously experienced.
                              The one exception I have noticed is an increased desire and ability to exercise. Anyone else noticed this?

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                                I've been on Tirz for a month and this totally tracks. No desire for alcohol, dating, gaming, or any other vices. I can focus my attention on work, family, gym, and hobbies for the first time in a while.

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                                  I agree, there are definitely muted noises, in many aspects. In the intimacy aspect, Oxytocin and PT-141 definitely help, from my research, and my bunny’s as well.

                                  What I’m wondering, is which agonist has this particular effect. The GLP1, GIP. I don’t think it’s the glucagon because I’m researching Tirz currently. I don’t know anyone who is on Selma to ask. Once we figure out which is the culprit, we can adjust. With all the choices available today, it can be tweaked. Once I get closer to my goal, I will research combinations with Survo and/or Cagrilintide, excluding different receptors and see the results. We are researchers after all.

                                  “Knowledge is the ultimate power.
                                  It’s not what you know that defines you, it’s that which you share that defines you.”

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                                    Not gone through each RS experience and comment, but some rat's experience can be complex - they lose the desire to go on random dates, but their libido is still there and sees an uptick as Glucagon works it's way through their system.

                                    It's counterintuitive but potential explanation is - desire date is associated with brain center for reward, and GLP-1 component causes anhedonia, so there's no interest to seek reward through food, date, alcohol etc.

                                    But Glucagon is energy and metabolism uptick, it cleans up blood vessels too, that can cause increased energy and intercourse is the one of the high energy burner exercise. 😄

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                                      I agree, there are definitely muted noises, in many aspects. In the intimacy aspect, Oxytocin and PT-141 definitely help, from my research, and my bunny’s as well.

                                      What I’m wondering, is which agonist has this particular effect. The GLP1, GIP. I don’t think it’s the glucagon because I’m researching Tirz currently. I don’t know anyone who is on Selma to ask. Once we figure out which is the culprit, we can adjust. With all the choices available today, it can be tweaked. Once I get closer to my goal, I will research combinations with Survo and/or Cagrilintide, excluding different receptors and see the results. We are researchers after all.

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                                      @Snake-Pepskin said:

                                      which agonist has this particular effect. The GLP1, GIP.

                                      It's GLP-1. There's enough research on this aspect and trials underway already. You can search on the Internet and YouTube has some videos about this too.

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                                        I did some digging in the past few days and created this graph to design more suited protocols. I didn’t consider amylin agonists yet, but I will incorporate in the future.

                                        My rat had a bit of an overactive libido, so this actually worked in his favor, but it’s a fascinating journey.
                                        IMG_0185.jpeg

                                        “Knowledge is the ultimate power.
                                        It’s not what you know that defines you, it’s that which you share that defines you.”

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                                        • Snake PepskinS Snake Pepskin

                                          I agree, there are definitely muted noises, in many aspects. In the intimacy aspect, Oxytocin and PT-141 definitely help, from my research, and my bunny’s as well.

                                          What I’m wondering, is which agonist has this particular effect. The GLP1, GIP. I don’t think it’s the glucagon because I’m researching Tirz currently. I don’t know anyone who is on Selma to ask. Once we figure out which is the culprit, we can adjust. With all the choices available today, it can be tweaked. Once I get closer to my goal, I will research combinations with Survo and/or Cagrilintide, excluding different receptors and see the results. We are researchers after all.

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                                          @Snake-Pepskin said:

                                          What I’m wondering, is which agonist has this particular effect.

                                          It’s the GLP-1

                                          https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7848227/

                                          Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.

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