VakarianSK
Member
No idea I don't plan on stopping it. Too many benefits imo.
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Blood Pressure
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oldmanwilliams
Member
How much does it reduce your heart rate? How often do you take it?
VakarianSK
Member
Currently 10mg daily and it dropped my heart rate by about 10-15 points I think.
BamaCrazy
Banned
Damn. That’s impressive. Any sides or fatigue?
oldmanwilliams
Member
So once daily dosing? And do you feel it taper off or reduce at all or does the effect stay consistent? 10-15 points would be a fantastic result for me.
BazzBeat
Member
Combination of magnesium and taurine reduces heart rate. verified. if someone didn't know
VakarianSK
Member
Not really.
VakarianSK
Member
I tried splitting it and I tried once daily, for me results seemed about the same.
Proper dosing is every 12hours
oldmanwilliams
Member
Unfortunately Ivabradine doesn't look cheap, from my preliminary search.
Ateam2023
Member
The "good stuff" never is,,
Trying to nail down a long term protocol for BP/HR management.
Plan so far is:
Telmisartan - 40mg
Cilnidipine - 10mg
Nebivolol - 2.5mg
Indapamide - 1.5mg
Currently using 40mg Telm and 5mg Nebi but BP sits around 120/75 in the morning. Recently switched to Reta from Tirz and my RHR is up about 10bpm which I dont like too much.
Based on reading this thread, this seems like a good protocol but always open to improvements.
Plan so far is:
Telmisartan - 40mg
Cilnidipine - 10mg
Nebivolol - 2.5mg
Indapamide - 1.5mg
Currently using 40mg Telm and 5mg Nebi but BP sits around 120/75 in the morning. Recently switched to Reta from Tirz and my RHR is up about 10bpm which I dont like too much.
Based on reading this thread, this seems like a good protocol but always open to improvements.
BamaCrazy
Banned
After the increase what is your RHR now?
I was averaging in the low 60's. Up to mid 70's now. I'm almost through my cut and worried it might jump up a bit more when I move into my gaining phase.
BamaCrazy
Banned
70’s are good. Before I had to quit Reta mine was up to 76 and that’s on almost a gram of gear. 4 weeks after quitting Reta it’s 66-68. It’s amazing how much of an increase Reta causes.
BP_6
Member
I've heard that most GLP-1 will increase HR. However reta in particular it seems to have a considerable stronger effect. One of the reaons I chose to try triz over it. I don't want my HR any faster.
It kinda shocked me. Looking at the graph of my RHR, you can see the rapid increase starting the day I took my first dose.
I'm hoping it levels off after a few weeks but if not, I may consider going back to Tirz. We shall see.
BamaCrazy
Banned
I was on Reta 8 months and my RHR remained around 74-76 the entire time. My Garmin gives me my daily average and RHR rarely changed much. If you can live with 70’s you should be fine. If my RHR ever got into the 80’s I’d take action.
BP_6
Member
Yea, I just finished my loading phase first 4 weeks on triz and I took a while to decide on it or reta. I went with triz because in no particular order
1. It is less expensive.
2. It is much more proven and tested
3. The RHR increase is tangibly less
4. The results seem to be within a small % of eachother to the point it wouldn't make much of a difference for my goals.
However both are good choices. I even looked at mazdutide which is another drug in testing.
That's what I'm thinking as well. I don't really like 70's much considering when I'm very active and on low doses, I've been in the 50's.
