Reason i was asking, i used an oral peptide called Tesofensine. You use very little of this, maybe like 250mcg. Most bottles have 30 or 60 pills in them and are 500mcg per pill. So one has to half the pill or only consume half the power if it's a capsule.
Half life of Tesofensine is 8-9days.
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In my experience, It stops the food noise. In short.
Majority of people out there have good intentions to stay on a diet, they might keep it up for couple weeks but the main issue is the distraction or the craving. Now there are people who can just keep themself from nibbling and snacking and sneak in a "small cheat meal". The problem is it starts small and then in couple weeks it's slowly returning to a normal "non diet" setup.
Tesofensine stopped that cravings or drive to eat snacks. Does not make me nauseous, but i do think that is one of the side-affect. If you do too much Tesofensine it can make one feel that way. Half life being 8days, one has to start super low and go higher the next week.
Internet will give you the more detailed info.
Think of tesofensine as a “triple-threat appetite and metabolism controller.” It boosts key brain chemicals to reduce hunger and increase energy use without directly affecting gut hormones like GLP-1 drugs.
How it works (super simple):
* Inhibits reuptake of norepinephrine, dopamine, and serotonin → higher levels in synapses.
* This enhances satiety signals, reduces food cravings, and slightly increases resting energy expenditure.
- not really an issue this time). In all cases I found the first two weeks to go the fastest, I think it may be due to some water retention and also fat that hasn't really become permanent yet (if that makes sense). So now I'm in for the long slog, will be happy with 1kg a week.
