Kyle Bigman
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Someone else mentioned Benadryl. Would this work as alternative?
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I don't think that is established as the cause.I would like to have a question clarified. Cypro weight gain happens through increased appetite, right? so if i police myself to eat the amount of food i normally eat while i take cypro wouldn't i be gaining weight?
I would like to have a question clarified. Cypro weight gain happens through increased appetite, right? so if i police myself to eat the amount of food i normally eat while i take cypro wouldn't i be gaining weight?
If your goal is fat loss, then cypro isn't the way. No idea how fat you are, but if it is to get your abs to show, then I would reevaluate. But of course if you're really fat, then fat loss should be a desireable side effect of the goal. Less liquid calories, more solid calories, nothing that decreases body temperature, more exercise (especially walking)... If there's still a problem after months, then we need more detail.I'm struggling to shift weight and I wonder if it's my mostly regular nightly ~1mg cypro. If anything I've lessened calories, I no longer have cream in my coffee, I use low fat milk. I certainly haven't vastly increased calories. I've noticed it's been since I had COVID in early 2020 but I had a lot going on then so it might just be correlation with cypro. I have taken that since at least 2017 to help manage a mysterious itching problem.
If your goal is fat loss, then cypro isn't the way. No idea how fat you are, but if it is to get your abs to show, then I would reevaluate. But of course if you're really fat, then fat loss should be a desireable side effect of the goal. Less liquid calories, more solid calories, nothing that decreases body temperature, more exercise (especially walking)... If there's still a problem after months, then we need more detail.
So you prefer less fat, but don't want to give up cypro? Cypro is powerful enough to be in question as a regular-use substance in my view. Trade it for nicotine, HCl, less calories-by-liquid, and in one month I bet you'll see big changes - not sure why you needed cypro though. Just first reaction; I could make a more tailored list.Not fat at all especially by modern standards, but heavier set than I used to be and I don't like it!
So you prefer less fat, but don't want to give up cypro? Cypro is powerful enough to be in question as a regular-use substance in my view. Trade it for nicotine, HCl, less calories-by-liquid, and in one month I bet you'll see big changes - not sure why you needed cypro though. Just first reaction; I could make a more tailored list.
Just for itching... Best determine the cause via other means. Fungi potentially. See if it is affected by more sun / UV light. HCl is "Hydrochloric acid" for digestive power.
Just take it with any meals that are high in fat and/or protein.Thanks I'll get some of that.
Just take it with any meals that are high in fat and/or protein.
Cypro antagonizes the D2 receptor ,which has been shown to lead to weight gain and appetite increase. Many people say the affinity is low but that is not what we see in real life : a large proportion (not all) of people gain weight in cypro.I'm struggling to shift weight and I wonder if it's my mostly regular nightly ~1mg cypro. If anything I've lessened calories, I no longer have cream in my coffee, I use low fat milk. I certainly haven't vastly increased calories. I've noticed it's been since I had COVID in early 2020 but I had a lot going on then so it might just be correlation with cypro. I have taken that since at least 2017 to help manage a mysterious itching problem.
Cypro antagonizes the D2 receptor ,which has been shown to lead to weight gain and appetite increase. Many people say the affinity is low but that is not what we see in real life : a large proportion (not all) of people gain weight in cypro.
It also seems to increase prolactin sometimes, in some people really drastically , which is consistent with D2 antagonism.
I posted about this here:
Low Dopamine D2 receptor density leads to obesity and insulin resistance , D2 agonism may treat
These studies show that the Dopmine D2 receptors are strongly involved in obesity and insulin resistance . 1. (Brain dopamine and obesity - PubMed) "Striatal dopamine D2 receptor availability was significantly lower in the ten obese individuals (2.47 [SD 0.36]) than in controls (2.99 [0.41]...raypeatforum.com
Shouldn't matter. The popular ones have some added other digestive enzymes, which is fine.Thanks for that, do you recommend any particular brand?
Thanks!Shouldn't matter. The popular ones have some added other digestive enzymes, which is fine.