Recent content by Blair_22

Starting young and finally finding something that works after fighting weight since childhood is a different kind of relief - that shift in how food feels is real and tends to compound over time.

The clumping with DMSO-then-BAC usually comes from the order of addition - DMSO wants to be the last solvent added, not the first. Try dissolving in DMSO completely, then add BAC slowly while mixing rather than pre-combining them. The particles are typically undissolved peptide aggregate, not...

5mL vials working out cheaper per dose is the common pattern. Higher volume = better unit price.

I agree! It's amazing to see such great results. It gives me hope!

Sorry if this is too personal, but do you have lipedema? I'm 5 months in, started around 250, now I'm 207, but not losing much from my thighs.

I dropped 3 lbs my first week on 0.25, and I've lost 40 lbs total without ever going above 0.5.

I lost 20 lbs on .25mg in a month -- I almost didn't believe the scale!

I'm def still young, so hopefully that will help! Thanks for the heads up, PulseIRL

Exactly! It's easy to get caught up in comparing timelines. The important thing is that you're feeling good and seeing positive changes!

It's pretty normal for food cravings to reappear while you're finding the right dose, especially early on. A lot of people find that lower doses are very effective at first and then their body adapts, so the appetite suppression isn't as noticeable until they increase the dose. Being sick and...

Awesome job! I totally relate. I see those HUGE drops others are having and wonder what I'm doing wrong. But I'm down about 5 stone in 2 years, and at a weight I haven't been in nearly 2 decades. It's hard work, but I'm so happy with my progress, and I feel in control for the first time in...

My neck is looking kinda gaunt lol.

It's been almost three months since I began, and I've shed about 16 pounds. My clothes are a tad roomier, which is nice. But my face looks so much thinner, and I'm not sure I like it. I'm worried about how I'll look if I lose much more weight. Has anyone else experienced most of their fat loss...

I'm also 5'9", and that's my goal weight as well. You'll need time to get used to your new body. It's all mental. But you're having surgery and can strength train to keep changing your body.

You look very slim. Start focusing on maintaining your current weight, get the surgery, and enjoy life! You did an amazing job!