My Cagri Chronicle: ongoing updates on progress with cag starting October 2024

[chmuse]

are you taking vitamins or lipo-c? also liquid IV helps me out alot

Only oral vitamins. B-complex, vitamin D, methylfolate, magnesium.

if you are certain about the amount you took, yeah, that is an exceedingly small dose to get very sick on. fwiw i also bought some leftover cagrisema from someone else on here who said it made them throw up a lot, so maybe there's something in there that doesn't agree with some people.

sorry to hear it's bothering you so much. i agree with supertrips that generally electrolytes and vitamin b12 seem to help me ward off side effects but this sounds like something worse than standard side effects

i did note that novo's recent release with trial results showed only like 59% of cagrisema patients stayed on it through the whole trial, but they've been a little shifty about why...

I'm over the worst of it now. It was bad nausea for about three hours but it's settled down now that I've had some crackers and an energy drink.

You haven't had great luck lately. I am so sorry you are sick again.

I appreciate the sentiment. I'm feeling a bit better now. I've always had a weak stomach.

 

[clayd]

this page would not let me copy to clipboard so here's a screenshot.
10% reported allergic reactions but nobody reported serious ones. also looks like it caused some amount of gallstones and notably, half of the patients developed anti-cagri antibodies but it didn't prevent it from working.

I wonder if chmuse is having an immune response

 

[Fisherman2356]

You haven't had great luck lately. I am so sorry you are sick again.

You guys are making it sound like she's been in ICU for last month or so. She perfectly fine, stop being so sorry for her She's a tough girl she can handle it.

 

[chmuse]

this page would not let me copy to clipboard so here's a screenshot.
10% reported allergic reactions but nobody reported serious ones. also looks like it caused some amount of gallstones and notably, half of the patients developed anti-cagri antibodies but it didn't prevent it from working.

I wonder if chmuse is having an immune response

I wonder if it would exacerbate existing gallstones.

 

[chmuse]

You guys are making it sound like she's been in ICU for last month or so. She perfectly fine, stop being so sorry for her She's a tough girl she can handle it.

This is why we're researchers. Sometimes when you research, you discover something new. Like the fact that I'm a weenie.

 

[yelloeyes]

You guys are making it sound like she's been in ICU for last month or so. She perfectly fine, stop being so sorry for her She's a tough girl she can handle it.

Puking for 3 days is not fine... that is definitely not on my bingo card.

 

[yelloeyes]

This is why we're researchers. Sometimes when you research, you discover something new. Like the fact that I'm a weenie.

You definitely aren't... you went back and tried again. I just cannot stand throwing up...

 

[Fisherman2356]

Puking for 3 days

all I can say is OUCH! Yeah, that does not sound much fun. I think I've been blessed (I guess) as have yet to have ANY (and do mean ANY) side effects from peptides. Have tried at least 15 different ones already, and absolutely no side effects, nothing. The only negative I ever got was from MOT-C, it had a bit of sting at injection site, but even that was minor...

 

[chmuse]

all I can say is OUCH! Yeah, that does not sound much fun. I think I've been blessed (I guess) as have yet to have ANY (and do mean ANY) side effects from peptides. Have tried at least 15 different ones already, and absolutely no side effects, nothing. The only negative I ever got was from MOT-C, it had a bit of sting at injection site, but even that was minor...

Aw, you deleted the other comment before I could reply. I can tell you I wasn't down for months on that one.