@Safah Fasciano what I know of Cagri is that yes it is great for appetite suppression BUT for many it can cause fatigue so start out very slow and low to gauge tolerance. I would continue on a lower dose of Reta for glucagon and 3-4 days apart pin Cagri for the appetite suppression.

@Lindsay Brady no. I did a 6 week protocol. What seems to be the issue? Are you taking any prebiotics probiotics and digestive enzymes daily? Any other peps you are doing? What about BHRT?

@Lindsay Brady I'd probably associate it with the bug. Stay hydrated. Feel better!

@Cindy Fisher nope. I took 2mL from the same BAC vial, injected the GHK-Cu vial, let it fully dissolved, then transferred it back into the BAC water vial. Easy!

@Cindy Fisher not hospira water. I've got lots of unopened 10mL BAC from vetted sources. I do have Hospira water but not using it for this coz it's 30mL and I don't want to open them yet.

@Stacy Clark Any GLP you take, it's supposed to slow down digestion this is what it's designed to do. If you like the benefit of Reta or any GLP for lowering inflammation then stay at a dose that works for that alone if you're not looking for weight loss benefits. KPV, TB/500 and or bpc157 can help with tendons/ligaments issues. Aod I've read is good for osteoarthritis. I do AOD for fat loss, 300mcg 5x a week fasted in the morning ,Tirz also for weight loss, GHK-Cu for skin/hair/nails, and NAD+ for mitochondrial, energy and metabolic help. Are you on any high quality Omega 3s fish oil dha/epa? That can help with discs. Bone broth (chicken feet and cow marrow bones) excellent source of collagen for skin, joints and discs.

@Giddyup H what about adding a low dose of Cagri 3-4 days apart from Tirz? Many try this so they don't need to go up in Tirz dose to help break a stall. I bought Cagri awhile ago in case this happens to me. For me the benefits of having the reduced inflammation is why I'd stay on it. Yes I have read others dropping their dosages, reassessing their caloric intake, sleep quality, changing up exercise routine can help break the stall too. I absolutely 100% agree that BHRT can help kick the stall. That said, balancing hormones can take several months to even up to 2 years. I'm a year into BHRT and I'm still adjusting. That said weight started to shift downward 6 months after being on it. I noticed sugar cravings decreased a bit and I was focusing much more on protein. Lost 13lbs just from this alone. Then I started Tirz in Jan (started BHRT in April 2025). Just keep this in mind. Aim to get about a 10:1 ratio between Progesterone and estrodiol for balance. I actually gained weight the first 3 mths on BHRT because E was too high for P. P has a short lifespan (about 12 hours) so many take daily dose twice a day (depending on delivery method). I'm up to 225mg between P gel caps and P injections because I have a difficult time keep P level up. My E shot up to 265 so I definitely absorb it well. I've had to cut back on my E injection because of side effects. But once my E got over 165 the weight started to decrease. As far as "high dose" on Tirz. Everyone responds differently. I'm on a low dose at 4 mg of Tirz. I am not doing the same titration schedule that Eli Lily put out. I've only increased twice. Once from 2.5mg to 3.5mg, then To 4mg. It's absolutely cut the food noise for me. I'm sure down the road it's going to change for me but inevitably each person responds differently and some people like myself are high responders where others need to take more because their body isn't responding to lower dosages.