I pinned .5mg of cagri on Saturday and every night since then I've fallen asleep on the couch. Is this the fatigue that people talk about with cagri? Or do I have another treat waiting to be received?
Cagri Fatigue?
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Calm Logic
GLP-1 Specialist
@exploitedworkerbee had some bad fatigue (during the day, I assume), but he got up to 2 mg of cagri to help break stalls, etc:
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Thanks! This is really promissing, especially the second quote.
I'm going to fight my way through it. I think I might also be under-fueled, which probably isn't helping with the feelings of tiredness and fatigue. Cagri is powerful stuff, no doubt about that. Gonna go drink a protein shake now. Thanks again!
Looming Sharq
GLP-1 Apprentice
I had extreme fatigue for about a month of taking 1.25 every other week. I finally don't experience that any longer TG.
Gr33dyOctopus
GLP-1 Enthusiast
Dang, thats what put me off trying it, the fatigue. Tired enough most of the time anyway!
Wow! At least it passed. I'm going to stay the course.
I know, right! I finally put two and two together this afternoon. I just came back from trip, so I thought it was jet lag the first couple of nights, but it felt very different. Like the tiredness was coming from my head, not my body.
Calm Logic
GLP-1 Specialist
Sema in the morning,
tirz in the evening,
cagri at supper time.
When I'm feeling tired,
I take reta all the time.
The exhaustion from cagri is real! I never made it to the 4th week- 3 weeks at .5mg was intolerable
Yeah, that heavy evening fatigue/couch crashing is classic Cagri territory, especially when first introducing it. What you’re describing the mental tiredness more than physical exhaustion sounds exactly how a lot of people describe Cagri fatigue. It seems to hit the central nervous system harder than pure Tirz or Sema for many users. Some people get it bad early on (even at 0.5mg), while others only notice it when they push the dose higher. One thing I’ve read from experienced users is that Cagri can blunt hunger so effectively that people unintentionally undereat protein and total calories, which then compounds the fatigue. You mentioned possibly being under-fueled? that’s probably playing a role here too? I just guessing. I hope you start feeling energetic soon.
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ThatNextGril
GLP-1 Enthusiast
Every time I think I'll consider adding a little nip of Cagri to my tirz to break this 5 month stall, I read about the fatigue and I remove the kit from my cart. I already take fairly long naps with my cats most days of the week, and that's with my fitbit saying I get decent sleep most nights. I just can't risk dealing with any more tiredness as it would likely affect my work. If I didn't have a day job that required my brain to actually function for 50+ hours a week, I'd for sure jump on the cagri wagon at least to move the needle on my stall.
Thanks for this! I honestly thought it was just jet lag and didn’t make the connection right away. It’s good to know that what I’ve experienced is a common way others also have experienced.
Cargi has been very effective so far at reducing calories. I've consumed about 300 less calories per day for the last 3 or 4 days. Not really on purpose, just lack of interest in food. So, I agree that the extra deficit is probably making the situation worse. I’m going to up my intake of protein.
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exploitedworkerbee
Quiet Quitting Mod
I’ve gotten to 5mg/wk and can confirm, still breaks stalls and fatigue continues. It is usually pretty bad the two days following the injection and then chills out for the remainder of the week. A quick nap does wonders for it though.
Thanks for the update! I'm feeling pretty good tonight, but I pinned on Saturday morning. And thanks also for the heads up about a nap. I'll definitely give that a try.
Looming Sharq
GLP-1 Apprentice
That is why I tried 1.25 mg. That tiny amount still gave me fatique. I'm glad it doesn't happen any more
Glad you're feeling better. Yes, a really good sleep session can work wonders.
