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#dosing-titration 2024-10-25

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Highlights from this day
  • back_from_away — the argument for splitting is a flatter curve. the argument against is you have doubled your injections for a guess 18:06
  • invoice_mismatch — after a gap of more than about three weeks i restart one rung lower. thats my own rule, not advice 18:45
  • invoice_mismatch — with a roughly seven day half-life you are near steady state after about five weeks at a dose 19:12
  • week_zero — sorry to jump in if it "stopped working after four days" that is almost never pharmacokinetics 20:55
BF

the argument for splitting is a flatter curve. the argument against is you have doubled your injections for a guess

IM

dose day drift is mostly harmless with a weekly compound, but pick a day and defend it

BF

i drifted from sunday to wednesday over a year and only noticed when i checked the log

update question: did anyone who held for 12 months regret it

the honest answer is that most of us are running protocols nobody has ever studied

if the current dose is still working, going up is spending headroom you might want later

is there a trial anywhere that studied twice weekly, or is it all anecdote

held for months

IM

small steps are better than big ones and the only reason people take big ones is impatience

with a roughly seven day half-life you are near steady state after about five weeks at a dose

IM

came down from a treatment dose to maintenance over about three months and it was uneventful

TT

the ladder in the trials is a starting point, not a schedule you owe anyone

RR

if you are asking whether to go up, the fact you are asking usually means not yet

i went up too fast and im paying for it, do i drop back or ride it out

RR

if i took it 4 days late do i shift the schedule or go back to the old day

*Janoshik not the other one

WZ

sorry to jump in if it "stopped working after four days" that is almost never pharmacokinetics

hold

came down, no regrets

ST

i jumped a rung once to catch up after a supply gap and it was a bad week. would not repeat