I am taking Tirz right now for weight loss and and doing well on it. I am trying to think ahead for what I will have to do on maintenance. I do NOT want the food noise to come back in full force. I am learning much better eating habits and amounts, so that is great, but food noise is real and deadly. Has anyone moved to Sema for maintenance after using Tirz for the actual weight loss? Any thoughts on if this would even be an option... or not?
Tirz for weight loss, move to sema for maintenance?
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Calm Logic
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Sema is not better for bloodwork. It's not cheaper. So I don't think I will buy any sema kits, after using a couple vials last year from single-vial sellers.
Side effects would arguably only be higher with sema. Most GB groups don't sell sema and never will.
The main appeal now for sema seems to be for stacking.
The only other advantage I know of is that the studies show far less antibodies produced from using sema compared to tirz. But that doesn't really have any real effect on anything.
Sema may degrade less after a decade in the freezer compared to tirz or reta. But by then, sema will probably be in very low demand compared to new GLPs.
Side effects would arguably only be higher with sema. Most GB groups don't sell sema and never will.
The main appeal now for sema seems to be for stacking.
The only other advantage I know of is that the studies show far less antibodies produced from using sema compared to tirz. But that doesn't really have any real effect on anything.
Sema may degrade less after a decade in the freezer compared to tirz or reta. But by then, sema will probably be in very low demand compared to new GLPs.
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