You guys don't worry about the GLP1 agonism and chronically like releasing insulin from that.

Like isn't that partially how it works?

It doesn't change your blood sugar at all.

I was concerned about the insulin effect.

Yeah, same.

That's what I'm so I'm like as far as in my head logically weighing out the pros and cons,

I'm thinking, okay, heavyuty stimulant abuse kills my appetite glp1 agonism also kills

appetite but i don't fuck up my heart or my brain but then i have this chronic bleed of insulin

no no it's like wait a so so insulin still responds to serum yeah i know but i'm saying i'm saying

in a but bro the thing i'm not saying you need to abuse the fuck out of level you're underestimating the power of the gp you're on access I don't

think you can tolerate it I mean it's so powerful the dose I took I can't that's

why I'm taking it I can't eat if I take it bro that there's the amount of

stimulant you need to get that from the gLP you probably micro dose the gLP

we'll be fine like right so

very low dose like really low okay so maybe i shouldn't even talk until i've tried them it's it's

it's so powerful you're gonna be so happy with it you're gonna be really yeah to come to come back on

the insulin or secretion so it promotes insulin secretion in the presence of elevated serum glucose

concentration.

So I've taken the GLP1 receptor, the Lyraglutide one now I'm experimenting with the semi-glutide.

So I've taken that while fasting and my blood sugar doesn't budge at all.

It's right where it should be while I'm fasting.

And it's a post-prangial blood sugar concentrations are exactly where they should be after eating a meal with carbohydrates or a meal without carbohydrates or only vegetables.

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