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realjay
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Higher peptide dose?
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justjess
@justjess
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higher ≠ stronger
ghosted84
@ghosted84
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Higher isn’t automatically better. I’m not sure anyone can answer this without knowing the specific peptide, current dose, and what effect you’re trying to change.
runninglate34
@runninglate34
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For semaglutide, what dose?
sundaydriver
@sundaydriver
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higher isn't automatically better, though.
mikefox
@mikefox
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Not always. Higher dose can just mean more side effects, not better results.
whateverman
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higher than what dose—and for which peptide? Are you asking about efficacy, side effects, or just whether increasing it makes sense?
nicknightshift
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“Higher” is doing a lot of work here—peptides aren’t exactly volume knobs. Which one are you talking about?
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