Not all peptides are good for all research purposes…
The author of this study is a 49F with a
Metabolic Endocrinologist; prescribed tirz for inflammation;
result in losing too much weight.
2022 :
The author of this study broke the front of her skull causing traumatic brain injury. The CT scan found thyroid cancer.
Thyroid removed and radiation for metastasis determined to be successful for removing cancer.
2023 :
The author of this study experienced
Metabolic dysfunction;
Weight gain;
Severe electrolyte imbalance;
Kidney disease;
Muscle spasms;
Osteoporosis;
Radiculopathy in both arms and hands;
Debilitating migraines
2024 :
The author of this study had
Diagnosis of hypoparathyroidism treated by endocrinologist with massive doses of Vitamin D and calcium
2025 :
The author of this study had
Diagnosis of diabetes insipidus treated by nephrologist with hydrochlorathiazide;
Kidney failure was reversed;
Electrolytes have stabilized;
Tirz 5mg weekly prescribed by a licensed metabolic endocrinologist for inflammation in spinal cord
2026 :
The author of this study had
Diagnosis of critical spine failure treated surgically by neurosurgeon removing 3 vertebrae and replacing with cadaver bone and titanium.
The author of this study is currently 49F;
5’9 and 140lbs;
5mg tirz once weekly;
The author of this study is looking at literature for inflammation management post-op
Kidneys test healthy with insipidus protocol;
Electrolytes remain balanced with Vitamin D, calcium, and insipidus protocol;
Neurosurgery healed all radiculopathy, spasms, migraines;
Bone density score improved to osteopenia;
The author of this study is restricted to mostly liquid/ soft diet post-op, and she will not be able to exercise for at least 6 more months
Current symptoms:
Heat intolerance and fainting;
Unable to stabilize body temperature;
Unable to stabilize blood pressure;
Poor appetite
Could all point to inflammation post neurosurgery (which could take up to 24 months for cervical spinal cord to heal)
Could all point to hypothalamus damage from 2022 (which can only be managed with supplements)
The author of this study thinks the tirz might be too strong. Considering tapering
RS:
Ipa examined for muscle maintenance (300mcg 5/2 in the evenings)
TB-500 examined for overall recovery (2mg twice per week) (week 5 with plans for an 8-12 week cycle)
The author is considering whether to study KPV ;
The author of this study wonders how to evaluate TB-500 after current cycle
Should the author of this study research any other pathways for inflammation?