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Neurotransmitters stack up — sometimes more than your brain can handle?

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4 months ago

MAO inhibition doesn’t “create” more.
It just stops cleanup.

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  • Participant
    10 hours ago

    Down 6 lbs in a month.
    Strength is holding.
    Can’t complain.

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  • Participant
    10 hours ago

    My sleep actually improved once I stopped eating late at night.

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  • Participant
    10 hours ago

    I wouldn’t rush the dose unless weight loss completely stalls.

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  • Participant
    9 hours ago

    I’ve lifted for over 20 years biggest mistake I see is people assuming the medication does all the work still gotta train and recover

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  • Participant
    9 hours ago

    My stomach felt weird after greasy food switched to simpler meals and it settled down.

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  • Participant
    9 hours ago

    Zero sides here.

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  • Participant
    9 hours ago

    I stalled for almost two weeks before the scale started dropping again glad I didn’t panic and increase the dose.

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  • Participant
    9 hours ago

    I’m on TRT too and I haven’t noticed any issues keeping muscle as long as protein stays high.

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    Day after injection I barely thought about food.

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    Hope you keep the log going. It’s always useful seeing appetite weight gym performance and side effects tracked together over several months.

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    My biggest excuse was always being too busy started waking up 45 minutes earlier and never looked back

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    I blamed work stress for skipping workouts

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    Bro I spent more time researching workouts than actually training

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    Not gonna lie quitting late night snacking changed my physique more than adding cardio

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  • Participant
    8 hours ago

    My excuse was being sore now I know soreness isn’t the goal

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