klow is something I really enjoy. It benefits me not just for cosmetic reasons, but it also helps with inflammation. I began using glow, but in my opinion klow is much superior.
Reta was something I gave a shot, but it left me feeling flat. It's possible my dose was simply too high. Maybe?? The starting point was 0.5, and I worked my way up to 2.5, which brought on that flat feeling. Since my main reason for using the glp is insulin resistance, I chose to switch to tirz. For my husband, it's about weight loss. He's actually on both. Friday is his Reta day, and Monday is his tirz day.
For me, the difference comes down to the kpv it contains — that’s what makes it work so much better. I went through 1 bottle of glow, then made the switch to klow. I’m nearly finished with it, and after that I’ll take a break lasting 4-6 weeks.
That's helpful to hear! I've been doing my own research and I believe I've settled on one to try. My plan is to begin with a small dose, maybe .5 mg, and stay there for a few weeks. Peptides are something I'm genuinely looking forward to using!
Seeing so many Texans pop up in here. Hey everybody, coming to you from Alabama! I've got some Nad+ headed my way that I plan to add alongside my reta, motsc, and ss31. What kind of effect does the nad+ have on you? From what I've gathered, some people get a bodily response right after pinning it. I'd rather not push my dose too high and end up collapsing.
Nad+ boosts my energy levels. When you inject it, be sure to take it extremely slowly. A headache along with dizziness can result if you rush it. Another tip: I let it warm up to room temperature first, which reduces the stinging sensation.