I keep telling myself that improved cardiovascular health will bring the rhr back down, and that keeps not happening
does your rs heartrate keep rising with higher doses? or does it settle?
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Man. I tried really hard, because why DON'T you microdose retatrutride? Then after several minutes that sounds just like this to me, I was like you know what, never mind, I'm not taking retatrutide anyway and I just don't care.JoonyO said:I find myself reading the comments more than listening to him attack ANYONE who disagrees with his ideas/facts. Always a 30+ minute video with the 30 seconds of information I'm looking for in there...probably...somewhere. The guy rambles on about how he knows more than anyone else. If he didn't remind me I'd probably never have guessed.
Here ya go-30 min vid reduced for your reading pleasure:
F U if you disagree with me YOU'RE WRONG! lmao
This is the struggle that I am dealing with at the moment. In the past I succesfully lost 20+kg on 1,25mg Sema but gained it back. A few months ago I read about the new big thing, called Reta. I titrated up to 6mg in the mean time, I still have food noise, slight appetite suppresion on this dose but I am not really losing any weight.
But my biggest concerns are the heart rate and sleep issues. My Garmin thinks that I am under chronic stress, I also only sleep around 5,5-6 hours per night and since I started with Reta I have an eczema flare up around my eyes, which mostly occur when having stress. This week I actually made the decision to quit with Reta and switch back to Sema for now, apparently this peptide is not my cup of tea
But my biggest concerns are the heart rate and sleep issues. My Garmin thinks that I am under chronic stress, I also only sleep around 5,5-6 hours per night and since I started with Reta I have an eczema flare up around my eyes, which mostly occur when having stress. This week I actually made the decision to quit with Reta and switch back to Sema for now, apparently this peptide is not my cup of tea
I think the elevated RHR is not a "supernegative" side effect. I'm not a MD, though. I don't even play one on TV. I THINK it's one of the ways Reta burns fat-keeping the heart working JUST A LITTLE MORE than it used to. Just a hypothesis. But hey, what do I know?Rockybalboa said:
I don't know sheet. I'm still in Peptide Kindergarten.
why not try Tirz?trialExtended said:This is the struggle that I am dealing with at the moment. In the past I succesfully lost 20+kg on 1,25mg Sema but gained it back. A few months ago I read about the new big thing, called Reta. I titrated up to 6mg in the mean time, I still have food noise, slight appetite suppresion on this dose but I am not really losing any weight.
But my biggest concerns are the heart rate and sleep issues. My Garmin thinks that I am under chronic stress, I also only sleep around 5,5-6 hours per night and since I started with Reta I have an eczema flare up around my eyes, which mostly occur when having stress. This week I actually made the decision to quit with Reta and switch back to Sema for now, apparently this peptide is not my cup of tea
I've taken 100mg Tramadol long release tablet before going to sleep.juGGaKNot said:
HR was 70 when i woke up. Took 200mg more and went to get a tattoo.
HR was around 80 during the day.
Today i woke up ( Tramadol wore off ) and HR was 80, now 90 sitting at the pc.
I literary feel my chest warm or pulsating. Moving to 3.5 mg on Friday will be interesting.
I'm now on 7 mg per week, and my HRH settled down again. Some days maybe 5 higher than before reta.
But do you take it for pain, because then your RHR will most likelly be a bit higher, if it wore off. ( because of the pain)juGGaKNot said:
My RHR was higher 5-10 or more on the lower doses (under 5), but now I'm at 7 mg it seems to be better. Maybe it's like other side effects, who gets better in time when adjusting to medicine and doses.juGGaKNot said:
Was it a nice tattoo though??
My HR shot up probably 15-20 bpm & remains elevated, sitting at ~75-85 resting. 5 weeks, escalating from 2mg to 4mg. Take a few grams of taurine to reduce in morning & before bed along w/ electrolytes since keto, but do think that has something to do w/ it.
It's back down now to 70-80bpm.
I did switch to carnivore diet from high carb low fat thou
Will have to see when I switch back to high carb and up the dose to 5.25mg
But it calmed down a lot faster than I've read ( 24 weeks in the trials )
I did switch to carnivore diet from high carb low fat thou
Will have to see when I switch back to high carb and up the dose to 5.25mg
But it calmed down a lot faster than I've read ( 24 weeks in the trials )
That dude is an insufferable ass. I don't care about his trips to Disneyland. If he actually discusses an increased heartrate tell us where to skip ahead in the video just in case he does possess a kernel of knowledge.matt400 said:
Just curious, do you see a cardiologist? My rhr dropped into the 40’s and diagnosed with bradycardia with Av block. First appointment with cardiologist I went from his office to the ER. Pacemaker installed after a couple of days of testing. (MRI etc)Bourbaki1729 said:
Seriously, I am so allergic to the serious-podcast-man-with-knowledge-he-will-now-bestow voice. My brain just clicks off and my nervous system starts looking for an escape route.MsGizmo said:
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