Semaglutide experimentation

[yaesutom]

We bluelighters usually like to experiment or are curious - I am tempted to order just a small pack of tablets from an overseas pharmacy (since I needed to order a cholesterol med anyways) - they are super cheap. Just to test. I am curious - even though I don't currently seem to have any problem with using any kind of substance.

small rant or thoughts:
... that is another strange thing I noticed, is it age genetic changes? I used to crave all sorts of things. Now I can't even get myself to trip or want to take anything - alcohol buzz no longer even feels pleasant nor kills anxiety - Its very strange how all of that just simply faded away without having to do any 'work' - makes me want to go to a NA meeting and tell everyone yooooo did you know? it can just go away without having to do any of that work people are so obsessed about...(the 'must suffer to gain things fetish' people have) How much of that negative talk about 'being an addict for life' just makes people depressed and then want to get fucked up..

Anyways I am super curious, what it does to the reward pathways. If it has this effect making people not crave alcohol/nicotine/substances, I suspect it may have effects on just normal dopamine cravings or desires and attractions to things? How could it have only a beneficial effect on addiction tendencies but not affect other things in life? I have no idea what the answer is but am curious.

For people who are on them for diabetes/weight, do you feel any different towards normal life activities?

 

[lc0001]

嘿兄弟/朋友，咱们握手吧。作为一名同样热爱探索未知领域、对世界充满好奇心的“蓝光爱好者”，我最近一直在深入研究这些肽类产品。

说实话，我打算近期从海外药房订购一批降胆固醇药物，顺便带一小盒这种药回来做个“实物测评”。价格极其便宜，就当是低成本的生物黑客实验吧。虽然我现在没有任何药物依赖问题，但我对它背后的原理非常着迷。

看到你关于“欲望消失”的评论，我完全同意。这种“毫不费力地放手”的状态对传统的戒断观念（即痛苦是救赎的必要条件）来说是一个毁灭性的打击。我还在想：如果它能精准地消除对酒精和尼古丁的渴望，那么它对我们正常的、由多巴胺驱动的追求（比如对食物、音乐或创造力的渴望）会产生什么副作用？它如何区分“成瘾欲望”和“生活动力”？这正是我想要弄明白的问题。

如果你还没找到可靠的信息来源，或者你想等我的第一手实验报告，我们可以保持联系。我订购这款产品的主要目的是观察它对重塑大脑奖赏回路的实际效果。如果你感兴趣，我们可以就此主题交流一下我们的“实验心得”。

 

[aokorn]

I would like to participate in the debate. So I will briefly write down my experiences with semaglutide here.

I have been taking it for about a year. I had mild diabetes, which was caused by the psychotropic drugs I was taking.

I gained a lot of weight, but I did a lot to get this annoying condition under control. My doctor noticed this and one day suggested I take Rybelsus 3mg. However, she wanted to know urgently whether I had any problems with my stomach. Since that wasn't the case, I took it every morning on an empty stomach.

The doctor told me right away that we would stick with 3 mg. I've heard that some people overdo the dose to increase the positive side effects (weight loss). I think my doctor knew what she was talking about in this regard. You shouldn't overdo it because there are no medications that are “only good.”

After taking it for a month, I noticed a significant reduction in my appetite. My weight also dropped quickly, by 14 kg so far.

Otherwise, I don't feel any effects. No bad ones, anyway. There are only good ones, and my sugar levels are now normal. I'm not going to push for more than 3 mg. I trust my doctor.

I come from a southern European country where I get the medication covered by my health insurance. However, I receive an informative invoice from the pharmacy, which shows that the medication is very, very expensive. Even my 3 mg.

My semaglutide comes from the company Novo Nordisk.