Try lower doses. 10-12.5mg 8 days on, 4 days off is what I did and it worked great. I only stopped because I'm one of the few unlucky ones who get bad anxiety from it even at those low dosesAwesome thanks I’ll give that a try! Especially with the MK. Everytime I took it by itself just ended up stopping from getting really lethargic
Agree on this. But ended up eating like **** on the rp6 because it made me overly hungry. Hard to get in Aus nowGHRP-2, GHRP-6.
Very affordable peptides...
MK677 will make you overly hungry too so it might not be a good option. Or you manage to use that hunger for good foodAgree on this. But ended up eating like **** on the rp6 because it made me overly hungry. Hard to get in Aus now
Trust me on this!!!!! Agmatine sulfate! It’s really cheap as well, it will make you hungrier than anything else in the world.Hi guys, are there any supps that you found profoundly increased hunger? Never got too much of a hunger increase from vector/AE although both products had a lot of other benefits. Anyone had luck with inj B12 or anything else?
Thank you!
Yep I eat quite a bit but still have trouble gaining weight!Trust me on this!!!!! Agmatine sulfate! It’s really cheap as well, it will make you hungrier than anything else in the world.
Do you struggle gaining weight?
It could possibly be malabsorption, it’s worth taking digestive enzymes or bile supplements.Yep I eat quite a bit but still have trouble gaining weight!
How many calories a day do you eat?Yep I eat quite a bit but still have trouble gaining weight!
Trust me on this!!!!! Agmatine sulfate! It’s really cheap as well, it will make you hungrier than anything else in the world.
Do you struggle gaining weight?
What dose did you take?I have to say for me, agmatine has no effect on appetite. Everyone is different and your mileage may vary, just my experience
I have to say for me, agmatine has no effect on appetite. Everyone is different and your mileage may vary, just my experience
Honestly I have never had a supplement affect my appetite like agmatine did, it’s insane how hungry it made me.I'm the same way - it doesn't affect my appetite and I've used some very high dosages of it.
I've researched agmatine a lot and we've sold it for years - and some protocols on it suggest very high dosing and I had never heard anyone say it increased appetite before this thread.
An example of how different things effect people differently.
Honestly I have never had a supplement affect my appetite like agmatine did, it’s insane how hungry it made me.
Everyone is different, but I do think that's more of a you thing, just bc never heard it before and I have a big appetite and I've used some big dosages and never seen an increase in appetite.
Agmatine is used by some to help with opioid and alcohol withdrawals and the dosages used for that can get pretty high (3 grams per day) and I hadn't heard it from anyone.
The science side of me is curious now if its something with your condition that could be making it affect you differently. I may try to look into that out of curiosity when I have the time.
That would be nice, thank you!Everyone is different, but I do think that's more of a you thing, just bc never heard it before and I have a big appetite and I've used some big dosages and never seen an increase in appetite.
Agmatine is used by some to help with opioid and alcohol withdrawals and the dosages used for that can get pretty high (3 grams per day) and I hadn't heard it from anyone.
The science side of me is curious now if its something with your condition that could be making it affect you differently. I may try to look into that out of curiosity when I have the time.
What dose did you take?
Honestly I have never had a supplement affect my appetite like agmatine did, it’s insane how hungry it made me.
That is interesting @Shadowblaze that agmatine increases your appetite. I was going to say before Steve did that it could be something with your condition and the way agmatine works in your body. Since it not only increases pumps, but also boosts insulin sensitivity and helps with nutrient partitioning as well as other benefits throughout the body. It probably has extra benefits for you to help consume extra calories, which is a good thing considering your condition….that’s my broscience guess.Everyone is different, but I do think that's more of a you thing, just bc never heard it before and I have a big appetite and I've used some big dosages and never seen an increase in appetite.
Agmatine is used by some to help with opioid and alcohol withdrawals and the dosages used for that can get pretty high (3 grams per day) and I hadn't heard it from anyone.
The science side of me is curious now if its something with your condition that could be making it affect you differently. I may try to look into that out of curiosity when I have the time.
That would be nice, thank you!
Would you ever make a fat digestion support or gallbladder support supplement? There is a lot of demand for them, gallbladder removal is the 2nd most common surgery worldwide. That would save me, I would buy a lot.
Ah man that sucks, malnutrition is a huge risk with people who have crohns. I wish more people understood malabsorption and how it can cause weight loss even if you’re eating a lot. A calorie eaten doesn’t mean your body can absorb and store that calorie. You may be eating 3500 but since you have crohns your actually absorbing a lot less than that.About 3500. I also have Crohn’s disease which doesn’t help haha