Teso is awesome (update: for a while...)

[FloridaThistle]

It was from QYC, I think 250mcg each, but it's been a couple of months since I have finished the bottle so not really sure

I took 1 or 2 in the morning, everyday

Thank you so much .. I started it this week, I’m taking one 500mg daily, I’m taking my blood pressure every evening, Im experiencing lack of sleep and a slightly elevated heart rate but not in the red zone, I stopped taking it over the weekend and slept so much better .. Im not seeing much appetite suppressant or increased energy, but it might be too soon perhaps..

I’m planning on starting again tomorrow (Monday)

 

[bguz1200]

I literally had no effect, went through a full bottle and took them everyday, for like 3 months. Never noticed anything nor when I stopped

Maybe I got a bunk product or it's just snake oil, not sure

Same experience. Mine is from Nexaph. Daily 500 after really not feeling anything at 250.

 

[Mle2520]

Thank you so much .. I started it this week, I’m taking one 500mg daily, I’m taking my blood pressure every evening, Im experiencing lack of sleep and a slightly elevated heart rate but not in the red zone, I stopped taking it over the weekend and slept so much better .. Im not seeing much appetite suppressant or increased energy, but it might be too soon perhaps..

I’m planning on starting again tomorrow (Monday)

Do you mean 500mcg? I just received a bottle from nexhaph. A little nervous about trying it but hoping it helps with energy.

 

[FloridaThistle]

Do you mean 500mcg? I just received a bottle from nexhaph. A little nervous about trying it but hoping it helps with energy.

Gosh yes … apologies

 

[Mle2520]

Also just came across Hunter Williams on Youtube. He's got a whole video on teso; very informative!

 

[FloridaThistle]

Also just came across Hunter Williams on Youtube. He's got a whole video on teso; very informative!

Oh I’ll take a look thank you for sharing

 

[Umm.okay]

Do you mean 500mcg? I just received a bottle from nexhaph. A little nervous about trying it but hoping it helps with energy.

I have been taking it for about 2.5 weeks also from NEXAPH. It has been helping me with the fatigue but I realized I was taking too much especially with the 9 day half life. I’m cutting back to 250mcg every other day after I give my body some time to adjust.

It does not make me jittery nor do I have sleep problems on it. It does help with the tirz fatigue for me but from what I’ve read here YMMV.

I highly recommend the low and slow approach and if I could have a do over I would start with 125mcg every other day and titrate slowly.

 

[Mle2520]

I have been taking it for about 2.5 weeks also from NEXAPH. It has been helping me with the fatigue but I realized I was taking too much especially with the 9 day half life. I’m cutting back to 250mcg every other day after I give my body some time to adjust.

It does not make me jittery nor do I have sleep problems on it. It does help with the tirz fatigue for me but from what I’ve read here YMMV.

I highly recommend the low and slow approach and if I could have a do over I would start with 125mcg every other day and titrate slowly.

Out of curiosity, what symptoms were you having that made you know you were taking too much? I've taken 3 doses, all 2 days apart, 250 mcg. So far I'm not sure if I feel much different.

 

[Umm.okay]

Out of curiosity, what symptoms were you having that made you know you were taking too much? I've taken 3 doses, all 2 days apart, 250 mcg. So far I'm not sure if I feel much different.

It’s hard to describe but my body felt off. Like I said it wasn’t jittery but it felt a bit strange. I’m sorry I’m so bad at describing it but I can’t really relate it to anything else. It just felt like there was too much in my system and my body wasn’t happy with it. Almost like my blood was thicker?

 

[Jack brown]

I've been on Teso for a week, and my resting HR has dropped by 10bpm! This isn't what you would expect, right?

It rose roughly by 10bpm after I started taking Tirz, so it's good to be back to normal. I am taking 250mcg of Teso per day, and 5mg of Tirz per week.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Just curious, do you have ADHD? This is what my brain feels like all the time, I simply lack the physical energy to get any of it done.

On the other hand, when I do have the physical energy, this is my biggest obstacle. This sounds like decision paralysis which I also struggle with constantly.

Now I'm wondering if teso might not be the right option for me. The reason I asked if you have ADHD is because I know medications like Adderall can make people without ADHD feel like this, and those with ADHD experience the opposite - so I wonder if the same may be true for teso.

This. Decades of Adderall use resulted in tachycardia in my 40s. Stopped taking it and it resolved pretty quickly. I've managed unmedicated which creates its own kind of stress, mostly in the workplace.

@moonpies4misfits

Did you test it? How did your RS perform on it?

 

[DFW007]

is it better than Cagri?

vendor info for us noobs pls!

 

[Omegladon]

This. Decades of Adderall use resulted in tachycardia in my 40s. Stopped taking it and it resolved pretty quickly. I've managed unmedicated which creates its own kind of stress, mostly in the workplace.

@moonpies4misfits

Did you test it? How did your RS perform on it?

I'm getting mine from PGB so I can't say what is better. However, I will say my body does not like cargi at all, terrible stomach cramps and constant watery bowels, and I only took 100mcg. I tried twice!

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Ack! That sounds dreadful. You were brave to go in for a second try.

 

[Fisherman2356]

I have been reading about DSIP (Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide). Not sure if I am ready to take that step yet either. lol. I am afraid it will make me lethargic during the day.

I know this old but thought I'd chime in. Tried DSIP in hopes of helping with sleep but it did nothing for me. Still searching for something that works. I have no problem falling asleep, but wake up every night after 4-5 hours of sleep and then can't sleep again. Very frustrating. Anyone here has any suggestions? (btw, melatonin worked for a while and then my body got used to it, does little now)

 

[AndyPanda]

I know this old but thought I'd chime in. Tried DSIP in hopes of helping with sleep but it did nothing for me. Still searching for something that works. I have no problem falling asleep, but wake up every night after 4-5 hours of sleep and then can't sleep again. Very frustrating. Anyone here has any suggestions? (btw, melatonin worked for a while and then my body got used to it, does little now)

I have used most of them, and the only peptides I think are actually beneficial are GLPs, Glutathione and HGH. Some may do things you can’t see or feel, but DSIP isn’t really one of them.

 

[desinr-gal]

I know this old but thought I'd chime in. Tried DSIP in hopes of helping with sleep but it did nothing for me. Still searching for something that works. I have no problem falling asleep, but wake up every night after 4-5 hours of sleep and then can't sleep again. Very frustrating. Anyone here has any suggestions? (btw, melatonin worked for a while and then my body got used to it, does little now)

Try ashwaganda? I drink Hiyo its a canned drink with ashwaganda and mushroom extracts. I sleep really well. I also often make herbal tea, Tension Tamer by celestial seasonings, and an herbal mix that is similar, but cheaper because I get them separately in bulk. Chamomile, lavender, Lemon balm, lemon grass. all very relaxing. good luck

 

[zanny-kanny]

I am on Teso right now. 500 mcg, day 4. Definitely gives me energy, a little scattered but still useful. I'm getting more done now than I have in a long time due to Reta fatigue (off Reta for the past month).

Teso is supposed to restrict your appetite and it is so far. It is also reported to work on reducing abdominal/visceral fat, which is what I am looking for - on a break from Tesamorelin after 6 months of continuous use (Tesa absolutely works, but slowly).

Heart rate and blood pressure are both up ( I measure several times a day). I am taking telmisartan, a blood pressure medication, for inflammation control and it is doing a good job keeping the blood pressure down, but the heart rate is still elevated, just as it was when I was taking Reta. I am experiencing insomnia despite taking Zolpidem ER. Just added Pep19, another oral peptide which is reported to assist with sleep as well as with visceral fat reduction. Last night was first night and I did go to sleep much better, but we'll have to see how it actually does in the long run.

 

[psycho_driver]

I know this old but thought I'd chime in. Tried DSIP in hopes of helping with sleep but it did nothing for me. Still searching for something that works. I have no problem falling asleep, but wake up every night after 4-5 hours of sleep and then can't sleep again. Very frustrating. Anyone here has any suggestions? (btw, melatonin worked for a while and then my body got used to it, does little now)

I've seen a few people say that pinealon worked well for them when dsip didn't.

For new teso testers keep in mind this stuff has an 11 or 12 day half-life, so don't start off blasting it and as soon as you think you may be experiencing bad sides related to it stop taking it, as it will not let up in intensity for a while.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

I am on Teso right now. 500 mcg, day 4. Definitely gives me energy, a little scattered but still useful. I'm getting more done now than I have in a long time due to Reta fatigue (off Reta for the past month).

Teso is supposed to restrict your appetite and it is so far. It is also reported to work on reducing abdominal/visceral fat, which is what I am looking for - on a break from Tesamorelin after 6 months of continuous use (Tesa absolutely works, but slowly).

Heart rate and blood pressure are both up ( I measure several times a day). I am taking telmisartan, a blood pressure medication, for inflammation control and it is doing a good job keeping the blood pressure down, but the heart rate is still elevated, just as it was when I was taking Reta. I am experiencing insomnia despite taking Zolpidem ER. Just added Pep19, another oral peptide which is reported to assist with sleep as well as with visceral fat reduction. Last night was first night and I did go to sleep much better, but we'll have to see how it actually does in the long run.

I may try injectable version. Found its good for liver fat and protects against scarring.