Perfect bloodwork on 500mg dose tren/test/mast/hgh.

I'm moving to the US at the end of the month. However I couldn't find SLGT2 (Jardiance (empagliflozin)), it's OTC where I am but when I move long term to the US I couldn't find a reliable source. Might have to rely on metformin.
i live in EU , in my country i can buy everything in pharmacy (little problem with aromasin / arimidex) , in USA is a problem buy metformin or other supps like Insulin or AI...?
 
I'm moving to the US at the end of the month. However I couldn't find SLGT2 (Jardiance (empagliflozin)), it's OTC where I am but when I move long term to the US I couldn't find a reliable source. Might have to rely on metformin.
Tried looking for Dapaflogizin (Forxiga)?

I am not US based but maybe some other US folks can help
 
I'm moving to the US at the end of the month. However I couldn't find SLGT2 (Jardiance (empagliflozin)), it's OTC where I am but when I move long term to the US I couldn't find a reliable source. Might have to rely on metformin.
There are reliable vendors on Meso where you can get it for fairly cheap, many people here on the US do that.
 
Rather take 500mg Metformin Morning/Evening, add an SLGT2 and Retra on top and thats it. Ideally, lower the dose of Metformin to 250mg 2x a day so your IGF is less impacted and mtor
May I ask if 10mg of Jardiance should be enough for me? Should it be sufficient long term? Everything point to that dosage but wanted to get a second opinion.
 
May I ask if 10mg of Jardiance should be enough for me? Should it be sufficient long term? Everything point to that dosage but wanted to get a second opinion.
The difference between 10 to 25mg is not big actually, mostly just the threshold at which your kidneys excrete excess glucose. For me there is no price difference as my insurance covers it.

If 10mg is much cheaper than the 25mg version, go for it, otherwise there is no downside of going straight to 25mg
 
The difference between 10 to 25mg is not big actually, mostly just the threshold at which your kidneys excrete excess glucose. For me there is no price difference as my insurance covers it.

If 10mg is much cheaper than the 25mg version, go for it, otherwise there is no downside of going straight to 25mg
Where I am 25mg is the exact same price as 10mg which doesn't make sense. I bought 10mg for now to start ASAP however I didn't know if the 25mg had risks I wasn't aware of.
 
Where I am 25mg is the exact same price as 10mg which doesn't make sense. I bought 10mg for now to start ASAP however I didn't know if the 25mg had risks I wasn't aware of.
SLGT's are pretty safe and have a bunch of secondary effects. You might pee a lot more but that will regulate itself.

Just make sure you keep your electrolytes covered and you should be fine.
 
SLGT's are pretty safe and have a bunch of secondary effects. You might pee a lot more but that will regulate itself.

Just make sure you keep your electrolytes covered and you should be fine.
Yep I calculated my sodium and magnesium to balance out with the extra potassium I'll have. Thanks for the help.
 
May I ask if 10mg of Jardiance should be enough for me? Should it be sufficient long term? Everything point to that dosage but wanted to get a second opinion.
i'm currently taking 10 mg jardiance, and everything is moving in the right direction, ive been on it for @2 months, taking it for ckd, and it seems to be effective,,
 
Yep I calculated my sodium and magnesium to balance out with the extra potassium I'll have. Thanks for the help.
Jardiance has been shown to lower hyperkalemia even in patients with severe CKD and on ARB’s like telmisartan -> Don’t assume it will raise your potassium.

Do be weary of hematocrit which it can increase.
 
Jardiance has been shown to lower hyperkalemia even in patients with severe CKD and on ARB’s like telmisartan -> Don’t assume it will raise your potassium.

Do be weary of hematocrit which it can increase.
Yeah I forgot to mention I was using 25mg Aldactone (spironolactone) to manage some hgh water retention temporarily, it's potassium sparing, that's why I mentioned the potassium part.

Will be taking notes on the hematocrit. I do usually get bloodwork at least once every 1-2months. I do get more frequent bloodwork if I change something up.
 
This HbA1c was due to using 25mg MK677 alongside my tesa/ipa/cjc for about 8-10weeks. it probably came down since. Sleep is 100%, Food is 100%,Training 100%. Did not cheat once.

I'll retest 5 weeks after I wrap my blast and do all the bloodwork then.
are you taking mk677 just for the appetite?

it dosent do shit for gh secretetion when you're suppresing yourself with 8iu hgh a day. if anything its just giving you bloodsugar issues faster with 0 reward besides more appetite
 
Yep I calculated my sodium and magnesium to balance out with the extra potassium I'll have. Thanks for the help.

Jardiance has been shown to lower hyperkalemia even in patients with severe CKD and on ARB’s like telmisartan -> Don’t assume it will raise your potassium.

Do be weary of hematocrit which it can increase.

As Sics mentions here, SLGT2's are also mild diuretics, it will lower things like potassium and natrium and also magnesium the most in my own experience. Be careful when using potassium sparring things on top!
 
I doubt a lot of my products even when I buy from places that are more reliable than others (pharmaqo, beligas). And most of the time many people I know take the same gear as me but that doubt is always there, I live in the Middle East so sending out to Janoshik is a no go, but now moving to the US and gonna try Axle Labs. Gonna use their test/mast and pull bloodwork. But the lack of sides always causes me to doubt them. But I literally realized I get no sides from almost everything. Even going from 0 to a 10IU HGH blast got minimal water retention.
What's your fastest glucose #? On and not on Metformin?
 
Yeah I forgot to mention I was using 25mg Aldactone (spironolactone) to manage some hgh water retention temporarily, it's potassium sparing, that's why I mentioned the potassium part.

Will be taking notes on the hematocrit. I do usually get bloodwork at least once every 1-2months. I do get more frequent bloodwork if I change something up.

Makes sense. Spiro can definitely mess with potassium, so good you’re aware of that. Keeping up with regular labs is smart, especially with your stack
 
What's your fastest glucose #? On and not on Metformin?
My BG was around 79mg pre metformin, now it's around 94mg (my research indicates this is the exact threshold at which any higher AM Fasted BG would blunt the fat loss effects of HGH). dropping metformin from 4g to 2g did not elevate it thankfully, as I suspected most likely had demising returns past 2g.

Today I introduced Jardiance 10mg. and next week 40mcg IGF-1 LR3 for 6 weeks. All in all seems like my BG should be getting better from here on out.
 
are you taking mk677 just for the appetite?

it dosent do shit for gh secretetion when you're suppresing yourself with 8iu hgh a day. if anything its just giving you bloodsugar issues faster with 0 reward besides more appetite
before using HGH I did a PCT for my first cycle and opted to increase my endogenous GH by leveraging MK677/Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin/CJC-1295. Then my folks convinced me to use HGH instead of that expensive shit and no regrets since.

I don't rly care for appetite tbh. I'm on 9mg of Retatrutide and still manage to eat 4000 calories with ease. Blessed/cursed with a never ending feeling of hunger (reason I was 308lbs obese eating homemade somewhat clean food).
I can eat until I'm bloated AF, my body would physically have no space for food and I could still be hungry and continue to eat past the bloating. Reta helped a lot to curb that insane appetite, now it's gone from an insane appetite to a normal person.
First time in 21 years I had to put the fork down as I could not physically eat the 3lbs of meat and 1lbs of potatoes I made the other day for dinner (this made me happy :) )
 
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