Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child By Noteablequotable

[noteablequotable]

Hi,

I recently completed a deep dive into Mazdutide and thought I would share my finding in the form of a short paper. It's not peer reviewed (obviously), so I would love to have your thoughts

[Published] Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child.pdf

drive.google.com

 

[noteablequotable]

Tl;dr for anyone not interested in reading it:

In terms of efficacy for weight loss we typically rank the current GLP1s as follows Reta>Maz>Tirz>Sema. While that's generally accurate, most people are taking very low doses of Maz, so low that we can safety increases them over 100% (6mg up to a max of 16mg, though 9mg is sufficient). When you do that Maz appears to be more effective than Reta with fewer side effects.

 

[WinterFarce]

What a quick and easy read. I appreciate your presentation of this paper, as I had not heard anything about Mazdutide before reading this, and now consider it a very viable option. Thank you!

 

[dragonrider 2810]

Hi,

I recently completed a deep dive into Mazdutide and thought I would share my finding in the form of a short paper. It's not peer reviewed (obviously), so I would love to have your thoughts

[Published] Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child.pdf

drive.google.com

Wow, that's really interesting. Thank you for writing this and sharing it!

 

[Kahtia24]

Great write up! This finally convinced me to recon the stash I have in my freezer today. Thank you for this!

 

[rogertheveggie]

This is great. Thanks for writing this up and your insights into the current research. I would’ve appreciated a brief introduction into what kind of agonist Maz was, I’d looked into it before but forgot, so I had to go to Wikipedia for the reminder.

 

[Vacation4us]

Interesting read. Thanks

 

[Kelso37]

Thanks for this, good read. I am curious anyone researching with Tirz, lost a lot, but still have that last 20-30lbs to get off, but plateaud? And then use Reta, or another alternative and it got the research moving again?

 

[Tzelle]

Thank you for such a great write up. Now looking into maz/reta now and maybe cagrisema. I have 2 kits of tirz already. I think I’ll start diversifying my portfolio.

 

[jwillhite6]

Hi,

I recently completed a deep dive into Mazdutide and thought I would share my finding in the form of a short paper. It's not peer reviewed (obviously), so I would love to have your thoughts

[Published] Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child.pdf

drive.google.com

Excellent read! I might switch from tirz to Maz now.

 

[MingHenry]

Hi,

I recently completed a deep dive into Mazdutide and thought I would share my finding in the form of a short paper. It's not peer reviewed (obviously), so I would love to have your thoughts

[Published] Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child.pdf

drive.google.com

Thank you for this! Have begun to read about Maz, as a maintenance option.

 

[milos]

Thank you for this! Have begun to read about Maz, as a maintenance option.

yeah Mazdutide looks very promising, waiting for more research and users experiences

also there is another interesting research drug - Survodutide - it is especially interesting for people with a fatty liver

as for maintenance, maybe Sema is enough? If it will work, it will save a lot of $

 

[chester_beano]

Thank you for this paper. I had just recently heard about mazdutide and am researching options.

 

[Tim⚜️]

Excellent, helpful paper- Thanks so much

 

[EsSquared]

Did anyone keep this paper? I'd like to look at it, but he's no longer on the forum or taking requests for access.

 

[WinterFarce]

Did anyone keep this paper? I'd like to look at it, but he's no longer on the forum or taking requests for access.

No, and I've tried to get my hands on it, too

 

[Ted R]

Did anyone keep this paper? I'd like to look at it, but he's no longer on the forum or taking requests for access.

Is this what you were looking for?

 

[EsSquared]

Is this what you were looking for?

awesome! thanks

 

[keangkong]

Hi,

I recently completed a deep dive into Mazdutide and thought I would share my finding in the form of a short paper. It's not peer reviewed (obviously), so I would love to have your thoughts

[Published] Mazdutide - The Overlooked Middle Child.pdf

drive.google.com

I had to request access to your link.

 

[keangkong]

yeah Mazdutide looks very promising, waiting for more research and users experiences

also there is another interesting research drug - Survodutide - it is especially interesting for people with a fatty liver

as for maintenance, maybe Sema is enough? If it will work, it will save a lot of $

Survodutide and mazdutide are quite similar. Both ignore the GIP system, are GLP-1 drugs, and increase glucagon.