overkill stack?

[Drewk312]

Tesamorelin
MK-677
5-amino-1mq
Tesofensine
hgh 191 AA

is this a overkill stack? i found out hgh is affordable so cut out cjc/ipa blend, i wanna keep taking teso and mk because they work and seem to help me alot but im wondering if 5 amino 1mq is worth it and tesa

 

[Sheldor]

Do a lower dose Tesamorelin + 5-Amino-1MQ, maybe cjc/ipa.

Please note MK-677, Tesamorelin and HGH can cause diabetes if used wrong

 

[Lullabytreehugger]

Do a lower dose Tesamorelin + 5-Amino-1MQ, maybe cjc/ipa.

Please note MK-677, Tesamorelin and HGH can cause diabetes if used wrong

Like lifetime diabetes or just short term until you stop taking hgh?

 

[Sheldor]

Like lifetime diabetes or just short term until you stop taking hgh?

Lifetime. You can not just turn it off as you like. You play with your insulin level

 

[moonpies4misfits]

Please note MK-677, Tesamorelin and HGH can cause diabetes if used wrong

Interesting. I've been contemplating trying Tesa once I get closer to my goal weight. Guess I have more research to do.

 

[Lullabytreehugger]

Lifetime. You can not just turn it off as you like. You play with your insulin level

But isnt tesa used to melt abdominal fat? I dont get why that would give you diabetes?

 

[PopTart]

Interesting. I've been contemplating trying Tesa once I get closer to my goal weight. Guess I have more research to do.

“If used wrong”. Tesa is FDA approved but need to understand dosage limits.

 

[Sheldor]

But isnt tesa used to melt abdominal fat? I dont get why that would give you diabetes?

Tesamorelin can sometimes make it harder for insulin to do its job. When insulin doesn’t work as effectively, blood sugar levels can stay high instead of being used by the cells. Over time, this increase in blood sugar can raise the risk of developing diabetes.

“If used wrong”. Tesa is FDA approved but need to understand dosage limits.

Sorry, 'if used wrong' might not be the right term here. I’m not a native English speaker. However, just because it’s FDA-approved doesn’t mean it’s safe, especially if you self-administer it.

 

[PopTart]

Sorry, 'if used wrong' might not be the right term here. I’m not a native English speaker. However, just because it’s FDA-approved doesn’t mean it’s safe, especially if you self-administer it.

Your english is excellent! I was just clarifying for moonpie the caveat in your post that tesa can cause diabetes if used wrong or improperly dosed and added the comment that it was also FDA approved. I did not mean to insinuate that FDA approved drugs are automatically safe under any circumstance. I’m on the same page as you.