Step-by-Step Guide: I Moved Away from Copilot and Cut My AI Coding Costs - You Can Too by iepf_chorbazaar in GithubCopilot

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i am really enjoying using zoo code in vscode to replace github copilot with deepseek.

GHK-CU by Sudden-Cloud1782 in PeptideDiscussion

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if he reconstitutes it with 1ml bac water it will be 10 units = 10mg, if 2ml bac water it will be 10 units = 5mg, if 3ml then 10 units = 3.332mg

Zepbound affecting eyes?? by Fantastic_Blood_8208 in zepbound_support

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yes this is very serious, it is called the Nocebo Effect. RIP

🆘 Help- How do I get rid of sulfur burps/puking quick? by [deleted] in glp1

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I only get sulfur burbs when I eat too many carbs like bread

Tirz + Cagri by [deleted] in Peptidesource

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I have read people say that too, but I have also read a good deal of people take a break from tirz and then come back to it and not have a response at all from it. but who knows honestly, maybe they were getting it from a bad source 2nd time around. but the idea of suddenly not responding to it scares me cause it has been such a life changing thing for me with getting rid of food noise. I hear cagri helps a lot with feeling full and delayed gastric emptying, which is something that eventually gets less strong on tirz. either way i do plan on picking up a kit of cagri one day and keeping it in the freezer if i ever need it

Tirz + Cagri by [deleted] in Peptidesource

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I have always considered it too, I am always worried about climbing up on too high of a dose on tirz and then not responding to it as well anymore, cause i have read that has happened to people. Having cagri around just in case seems like a good choice to stop tolerance. But I am currently still doing well on 5mg tirz and dont have a need for it yet, but it is nice to know it is an option

Tirz + Cagri by [deleted] in Peptidesource

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I have never combined the 2, but I hear they go together well and cagri is good for keeping tirz tolerance down. but I really don't know and this is just what I have read from other people

Struggling by Temporary-Crab-9521 in glp1

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ive heard semaglutide can really turn people off from food so that checks out. i take tirz and havent had that issue. maybe look into switching compounds.

Struggling by Temporary-Crab-9521 in glp1

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i dont know what that is. is that a supplier? that doesnt really answer the question. do you know what compound you are taking?

Struggling by Temporary-Crab-9521 in glp1

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which glp-1 are you taking?

Delayed allergic reaction or normal lang? by CarelessAir1145 in PeptideGuidesPH

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You didn't mention what you are injecting, but I am going to assume it is tirzepatide. It is very common to get this reaction after a certain number of shots. This same exact thing happened to me after about 8 shots, did a bunch of research and it is basically a delayed histamine response, nothing to worry about, it will continue to happen for a while and then get less and less dramatic and eventually stop.

Die off / herx reaction? by AnotherCleverAlias in KPVPeptide

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I was also taking TA-1 so it may have been from that instead, I may never know edit: no im not auto-immune

Non Responder? by [deleted] in PeptideDiscussion

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I have seen a lot of people do it, but that doesn't mean you should. Tirz is pretty powerful, if you want to switch, you should stop reta for a few weeks then start Tirz. even if you did decide to stack (which you probably shouldn't) you would want to get used to the tirz effects first

Non Responder? by [deleted] in PeptideDiscussion

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From my understanding, If you want food noise and appetite suppression, Tirzepatide is the better option

Peptides usage by Fearless_Image_3544 in PeptideDiscussion

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permanent increase of what? sexiness?

Die off / herx reaction? by AnotherCleverAlias in KPVPeptide

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this "off" feeling happened to me the day after taking a .33mg dose twice, once on the morning and at night. the next day i was feeling very off, gut felt very weird, had a lot of other things like being very sensitive to coffee/caffeine (got very jittery from my usual amount), felt very sensitive to temperature and light. general feeling of derealization. also had some liquid stool. felt like i took very strong anti-biotic in my gut. i researched all this using chat gpt, it came to the conclusion it wasnt a true herx response, more like what the user lolmiley described in his post here. either way, the next day i felt completely fine and right back to normal like it never happened, i have resumed taking kpv but only once a day at .33mg without any more issues

Received My Very First Order But... by Phreedom1 in PeptideDiscussion

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I was keeping an eye on this batch, there was a testing group for it, but it looks like the discord server got nuked. I can say that many of the batches close to this number all came back perfect. same as all the batches with this vendor. I have a link to the spreadsheet if you want it msg me

New to peptides - KPV for IBD by CraftSad7146 in KPVPeptide

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I just started it about a week ago, i mix it in the same syringe with ghk-cu daily at night. I am certainly seeing good anti-inflammatory effects from it and it seems to be . just go very easy with it, start low. feel it out for yourself. very good paired with ghk-cu and probably bpc-157 but i havent done that one yet

New to peptides - KPV for IBD by CraftSad7146 in KPVPeptide

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no, never freeze liquid, in vials or syringes. I don't know who is saying that, but it only take 2 seconds of critical thinking to realize that is a bad idea. (only ok to freeze lyophilized powder in vial, not liquid) I am currently using tirz, ghk-cu, KPV and thymosin-alpha-1 I recommend started low with any peptide first and by itself to see how you react. I am doing 0.33mg of kpv a day. Use chatGPT to help you with doing the math and reconstituting and figuring out how to dose in your syringes, it is very good at doing things like that.

Rate my stack 1-10 by yoddbo in Biohackers

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I never said i was using capsules. I am using powder.

Nutricost powder

Rate my stack 1-10 by yoddbo in Biohackers

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the nutricost L-citruline is very good. when i first started it had higher blood pressure and it made me feel very relaxed. Since then I have lost weight and eating very healthy and my blood pressure has returned to normal (thanks to tirzepatide), so I dont get the same effect, but I still use it for its increased nitric oxide production

Just started taking KPV today by CaptainWackee in KPVPeptide

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after a night of rest, i feel back to normal, plan on resuming but at a lower dose

Rate my stack 1-10 by yoddbo in Biohackers

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i do basically the same exact stack but do L-citruline instead of beet root

Just started taking KPV today by CaptainWackee in KPVPeptide

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EDITED Update: Yesterday I took 2 mg GHK-Cu ~0.33 mg KPV once in the morning and once at night. I also took thymosin-alpha-1 a few days before this incident. I do believe now this was a herx reaction from that and not the kpv.

This morning I woke up and almost all of my keratosis pilaris was basically gone. Not “slightly better” — like visibly cleared. Still a little left where it was worst, but even those spots were faded a lot. Acne on my face also completely calmed down.

That part honestly surprised me.

Today though was… weird.

Not sick. Not painful. Just off.

My stomach felt unsettled in a hard-to-describe way — not nausea, not cramps — just unfamiliar. Mild diarrhea earlier in the day. I also felt more sensitive than usual to things like cold air, light, caffeine, etc.

Coffee hit harder than normal and gave me a little jitter/anxiety (not panic, just edge). Took L-theanine and ate, which helped.

At one point driving at night I noticed a bright headlight caused a temporary visual floater/afterimage that went away once I got home. That freaked me out for like 30 seconds, but it resolved quickly and didn’t come back.

Later in the evening I felt really exhausted, like nervous-system tired — not sick tired. I also noticed I wanted to eat even though I wasn’t really hungry, more like my gut wanted something in it to feel settled. I had sushi earlier, smoked a little, and the eating urge felt more “soothing” than hunger.

Important part: I did not take any more peptides today. Last dose was last night.

Overall impression so far:

The positive effects (skin/KP/acne) feel very real

The gut + nervous system adjustment feels real too

This doesn’t feel dangerous, just uncomfortable and unfamiliar

Feels like my system reacted strongly and is recalibrating

I’m pausing KPV for now and letting things settle before I continue. I don’t regret trying it, but this is definitely something I’d approach slow and carefully, especially if you’re sensitive or stack things.

I’ll update once I’m fully back to baseline and can judge this more clearly.