Cagri finally (I think!)

[Captconundrum]

Now 2 days after my T6mg/5day and 1 day after Cagri 0.75mg third dose in the first week (1.1mg total week one out of the gate) finally I (think) I am feeling the cumulative effect of C + T suppression. Basically standard 3rd day T suppression but amped up, effectively mimicking my first ever couple of 2.5mg weeks but more intensive. Would say nausea rather than suppression. The oddity of this is I was such a strong responder to T and expected the same with the next peptide. I know it's amylin not GLP but still, body sensitivity (should be?) body sensitivity. It's the variance that is striking, how the same physiology that reacts to T immediately requires nearly a full dose of C to even get going. This may be turning into an amylin journal but I am really interested/curious if any scientific insights or practical experience why.

 

[nonyabizznez]

Pretty much same with me. Got to 1.25mg Cagri on top of my 5mg Tirz (took 5mg all the way to goal) and the fact I'm not getting the day 5/6 hangry issues keeps me taking Cagri. (No negative effects)

 

[peptideusername]

Now 2 days after my T6mg/5day and 1 day after Cagri 0.75mg third dose in the first week (1.1mg total week one out of the gate) finally I (think) I am feeling the cumulative effect of C + T suppression. Basically standard 3rd day T suppression but amped up, effectively mimicking my first ever couple of 2.5mg weeks but more intensive. Would say nausea rather than suppression. The oddity of this is I was such a strong responder to T and expected the same with the next peptide. I know it's amylin not GLP but still, body sensitivity (should be?) body sensitivity. It's the variance that is striking, how the same physiology that reacts to T immediately requires nearly a full dose of C to even get going. This may be turning into an amylin journal but I am really interested/curious if any scientific insights or practical experience why.

To add to your curiosity, the first time I pinned 250mcg of cagri, I couldn't eat for 48 hours.

 

[indolent]

@Captconundrum, it would be much better if you further commented on the same thread you initially created (https://glp1forum.com/threads/cagri-nothing.2893/), instead of creating a second thread on the same topic (https://glp1forum.com/threads/cagri-still-nothing-in-fact-the-opposite.2902/) and this, the third one.

That way, readers in the future can learn comprehensively from your progressive steps taken, and the results.