Threw up twice this week.

[Peps-Enthusiast]

Fifty-five years. I've thrown up maybe ten times, seven of those times because I was young and drinking way too much. I never throw up, but I threw up twice this week. I am fairly confident it has something to do with my digestion and peptides, probably RETA and Cagri specifically. I didn't eat anything crazy. My wife and kid ate exactly the same food I ate all day. The only thing I did differently was I ate a little bit later than I normally do and a little bit larger portion than I normally do, but not a crazy big portion, just more than usual.

I suspect this is not the most uncommon thing when taking peptides that slow down your digestion. I was just wondering if anybody had any experience with this. Fyi, i'm week 14 on reta 2.5mg/2x week, I added cagri .5mg/2x week a couple weeks ago, also on klow AD5 mots and tesa.

 

[Flash-BCR]

Fifty-five years. I've thrown up maybe ten times, seven of those times because I was young and drinking way too much. I never throw up, but I threw up twice this week. I am fairly confident it has something to do with my digestion and peptides, probably RETA and Cagri specifically. I didn't eat anything crazy. My wife and kid ate exactly the same food I ate all day. The only thing I did differently was I ate a little bit later than I normally do and a little bit larger portion than I normally do, but not a crazy big portion, just more than usual.

I suspect this is not the most uncommon thing when taking peptides that slow down your digestion. I was just wondering if anybody had any experience with this.

I threw up my first week on tirz, 2.5mg (I'm drug sensitive)...had bad hiccups...acid reflux...The acid reflux stayed with me the first 2-3 weeks, mostly at night. I took Tums a lot. I went up to 5mg after 4 weeks and 7.5mg after 12 weeks. No stomach issues at all now. The body adjusts to it, but I also started on BPC-157 and KPV, and I think they have helped a lot with the digestion problems...At any rate, the symptoms do get better pretty quickly....GL!

 

[Bluecost10]

Fifty-five years. I've thrown up maybe ten times, seven of those times because I was young and drinking way too much. I never throw up, but I threw up twice this week. I am fairly confident it has something to do with my digestion and peptides, probably RETA and Cagri specifically. I didn't eat anything crazy. My wife and kid ate exactly the same food I ate all day. The only thing I did differently was I ate a little bit later than I normally do and a little bit larger portion than I normally do, but not a crazy big portion, just more than usual.

I suspect this is not the most uncommon thing when taking peptides that slow down your digestion. I was just wondering if anybody had any experience with this. Fyi, i'm week 14 on reta 2.5mg/2x week, I added cagri .5mg/2x week a couple weeks ago, also on klow AD5 mots and tesa.

It's very likely due to Cagri I tried Cagri too, at .5 mg, and noticed that as soon as I ate a little more, I had to lie down right away because I felt nauseous. What I can recommend is that you stop taking Cagri and switch to a higher dose of Reta if you don't like how it suppresses your appetite.

 

[Collo4sho]

I had severe nausea twice since starting reta. First time was 2 days after first dose of 2mg. Stupid me felt fine day 1, had several beers and leftovers before bed. Few hours later I woke abruptly with the nausea feeling reminiscent of my childhood stomach virus. Didn't puke but I was wrecked the next day. 2nd time, new vial from a different source on a titrate up week. Shortly after laying down, needed to get back up to use the bathroom. Some reason nausea hit me again. Still didn't puke but felt like death for a while. I just have to be careful with dosing starting new vials.

 

[BNLFL]

How did you eat more on Reta? I basically have to force feed myself.

 

[Peps-Enthusiast]

It's very likely due to Cagri I tried Cagri too, at .5 mg, and noticed that as soon as I ate a little more, I had to lie down right away because I felt nauseous. What I can recommend is that you stop taking Cagri and switch to a higher dose of Reta if you don't like how it suppresses your appetite.

I think you're right. That's the newest addition to the stack, and I went up to .5mg from .25mg. I'm going to go back down to .2mg to see what happens.

 

[Peps-Enthusiast]

How did you eat more on Reta? I basically have to force feed myself.

Funny thing about Reta, I'm never hungry, until I start eating. once I start eating I'm hungry and I can eat plenty. I mostly don't because , well, you know. But this week, I ate a bit more than I usually would and both times I got smacked upside the g.i. tract, hard. Woke up 3am, bloated, gassy, and super uncomfortable, I knew i'd eventually throw up based on the miserable taste from the burping. A couple hours later, bam, 2 lbs lighter.