@swoops39 - You are dosing .1mg every evening? A 3mg vial is lasting your 30 days then? Or did I misunderstand soomething? As this would be very cost effective.
I have tried semaglutide. Built up to 1.2ml (of 2.5mg). Definitely curbs appetite, but certainly not a complete shut down of appetite for me. Not cost effective either.
.1mg nightly will stop me from eating from 8-11p. That’s my “danger zone” typically. So yes, a vial would last 30 days with that.
I take .25mg daily now and see a little bit of appetite decrease, will up it to .5mg next week just to try it out.
So far Semaglutide did more to curb my appetite but I felt worse while using it.
You’re getting 3mg for $475, which would basically last you 10 months. Is this all correct? How much ml of water are you mixing it with? How quickly are you feeling the effects after injection?
I’m guessing you are referring to nausea with Semaglutide? I’ve heard others having nausea with this. Fortunately, I have not. I would increase it beyond 1.2ml if it wasn’t so expensive. So Lira could be a good alternative.
I’m getting 30mg, and they always have promo codes, so 10-15% less. I use 3mL BAC to make the math easy and feel it about 10 minutes after injection
Sorry, I meant 30mg. I see 10 x 3mg. So mixing with 3ml water, you’re injectuing .10 and that has been enough to completely shut down appetite? You’re injecting subq, into stomach? Sounds promising. I appreciate the info.
How would you rate this so far? It seems legit from what you’ve wrote in other posts. I like that it is 5 mg vs 3 mg for basically the same price.
How has it been working for you? I ended up stopping cos I was getting some weird mental side effects, then I got the flu and I’m about to start back up next week.
Do you just mix Sema with Bac water to get a solution?
FYI, I ordered some. I think I am just going to go with around 0.25 mg split into two injections for awhile to see if that produces enough results without sides for me.
I ordered BAC water from the peptide place. If I decide I like Sema, I’ll probably add that to my next UGL order at $6/mg, vs going to the asylum.
Would be for me too, but I’ve ordered numerous items from them that I have decent proof that it’s legit. That proof is either blood work (Test and Adex), or just matching what I’d expect from item I ordered (I know their Cialis is legit haha, the Tbol lines up with with what one should expect).
I guess being confident in everything else I’ve bought makes me more willing to trust it is legit.
I have read that it really affects gut motility. How soon after an injection of .25-.5mg does gut motility/digestion return to baseline? Say you dose on Monday by next Monday is everything back to normal? Can you eat as you were before?
I may try it in the future on a cut. The reason I ask is because it is starting to be used quite a lot among non obese trainees and am considering diet set up.
If you go on a 2 week on 2 week on approach or any set up where you will take time off to refeed etc. can you immediately return to normal eating.
There are some bad stories out there of people eating too much and having bad nausea, vomiting etc.
*many are using the asylum brand.
So, would those who are actually obese and have major control issues possibly face bad digestive issues. I have read that that the feeling of appetite can return pretty hard, having appetite return when gut motility is going to be much slower for weeks (depending on dose)can cause problems.
I have read some crazy stories involving fecal impaction and projectile vomiting.
This was my experience. I used for around 5 months and when I came off I was very hungry, gained a fair amount back, but you just have to watch calories again
I’ll probably do a mini blast after coming off sema. That way the eating rebound if it occurs goes into building muscle, or rebuilding muscle. With a bit of AAS and muscle memory, I think that would produce good results.
I’ve also been thinking, that this drug is pretty good at producing weight loss in people with terrible eating and exercise. It works at low dose for these people as well, just doesn’t produce as big of an effect. I’m thinking that since I’m already losing weight, just slowly, that a low dose will produce really good effects. Like if I can just get a reduction of 3-500 extra calories a day, that’s a game changer. Shouldn’t have nearly the negatives that way.
And you remain extra hungry until it clears the system or can it take longer?
It would suck if the longer people are on it the bigger the chance they screw up their levels forcing them to stay on a drug.
No, not about me.
I am curious in terms of making plans for other people. As I said many people seem to be using or are considering it. I have been contacted by a couple and am trying to see the best way to set up a plan.
That’s kinda what I’m hopping; taking just a small amount per day to “take the edge off” and support the healthy diet and workouts
Using the Liraglutide, my hunger returned quickly but gut motility took about 3-4 days. That first 
when it clears out is … life changing
I’m planning on monitoring weight. Will be shooting for fairly aggressive (2lbs a week). I’ll stick with that dose until that doesn’t work for a few weeks. Then maybe up a bit. I have noticed even the 0.125 mg dose. More burping, stomach noise. Nothing terrible though. Had to be observant to notice. I don’t think if I hadn’t read about side effects, I would notice.