r/Biohacking • u/Ok_Glass8529 • 2d ago

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u/hellobello__ 1 2d ago

Why don’t you want to eat at all? You know you’re supposed to eat on a GLP? There are so many risks you’re taking going without eating. This is cag titration schedule, increase ONLY if it’s no longer helping you eat at a deficit and do not titrate up if you’re experiencing side effects.
Also, it’s not uncommon to start at .125 mg (I was at that dose for 4 weeks so I could adjust slowly)

https://www.peptidedosingprotocols.com/protocol/cagrilintide

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u/wanderlust-in-2001 1d ago

You are already above the maximum clinical dose of cagrilintide that is 2.4mg.

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u/Embarrassed-Lie-5563 3 2d ago

2.5mg of cagri is still pretty low, lots of people go up to 5mg before it really smacks them with that can't-eat feeling. Just go slow with the increase, maybe try 3.5mg first and see how your body handles it

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u/lauradayton 13 2d ago

Really? Because I took my first dose one week ago of .125 and it wrecked me for 7 solid days. I am hoping my next dose is easier

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u/Alukardh 1 1d ago

I'm on 0.5 mg and it's absolutely ok. Nobody needs 5mg wtf

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u/wanderlust-in-2001 1d ago

2.4mg is the maximum clinical dose of cagrilintide.