Keto/carnivore had been my approach for a while, and it gave me some relief from my autoimmune symptoms plus some weight loss, but I hit a plateau. glps had been prescribed to me several times over the years, yet the $1k price was never justifiable even after insurance.
Through a compounding pharmacy I decided to try tirz, and the hype made sense immediately. Losing the non-stop food noise was the mind-blowing part — and that wasn't even the best of it.
Every night, 30 years running (literally since my early teens), one kind of medication or another to sleep has gone into me. The sleep hygiene recommendations were all tried, sleep studies done numerous times, medications all tried.
When nothing else worked, Benadryl in worrying amounts was my old reliable. I'd reached the point where the amount I needed stopped letting me drift off peacefully and instead left me asking myself whether the next day would arrive at all.
A week into tirz and medication was no longer needed to fall asleep. Taking a handful of pills from one of the bottles on my nightstand was something I stopped without even deciding to. Sleep simply came, and then came again and again. Since then I've run into a handful of others across the insomnia forums I follow, and it turns out this miracle isn't something I alone have experienced.
Trying reta is something I'm starting to explore, though I worry it'll interfere with my new found freedom from insomnia. Ordering my first gray kit of tirz is the plan, both to save some money and for the peace of mind of knowing plenty will be on hand — plus possibly a low dose of reta, once I can summon the nerve to try it.
Through a compounding pharmacy I decided to try tirz, and the hype made sense immediately. Losing the non-stop food noise was the mind-blowing part — and that wasn't even the best of it.
Every night, 30 years running (literally since my early teens), one kind of medication or another to sleep has gone into me. The sleep hygiene recommendations were all tried, sleep studies done numerous times, medications all tried.
When nothing else worked, Benadryl in worrying amounts was my old reliable. I'd reached the point where the amount I needed stopped letting me drift off peacefully and instead left me asking myself whether the next day would arrive at all.
A week into tirz and medication was no longer needed to fall asleep. Taking a handful of pills from one of the bottles on my nightstand was something I stopped without even deciding to. Sleep simply came, and then came again and again. Since then I've run into a handful of others across the insomnia forums I follow, and it turns out this miracle isn't something I alone have experienced.
Trying reta is something I'm starting to explore, though I worry it'll interfere with my new found freedom from insomnia. Ordering my first gray kit of tirz is the plan, both to save some money and for the peace of mind of knowing plenty will be on hand — plus possibly a low dose of reta, once I can summon the nerve to try it.