Recent content by BugGuy128

260 to 201.5 is getting close to the goal line. The face change at that scale loss is usually the first thing other people notice. On the knee side - 60 lbs off is a meaningful reduction in joint load; that alone can slow the arthritis progression curve significantly.

425 to 275 covers most of the hard parts - head and scale both.

Freeze-dried tirz stores best at -20C in an airtight container with a desiccant - the Hydropeak approach works, but shrink-wrapping adds a moisture barrier worth having for anything held over 6 months.

Most of these peptides aren't FDA-approved, but they're often legal to prescribe. The key thing is that reputable clinics use compounding pharmacies, which should have better quality control than random online sellers. Of course, you'll pay more for that assurance. I've also heard of a supplier...

This is so true for me. It's less about what I *can't* eat and more about how differently I experience food now.

Mochi balls...I had to learn how to make the dough since that's my favorite part. Awesome job on your progress!

Same here! I feel less anxious and depressed. (I have diagnosed major depression and GAD.) I have way more energy and I'm sleeping better. My mind is so much clearer. I know it's the Mounjaro, because Wegovy was awful for me, but when I switched back to MJ, everything improved emotionally and...

It's interesting that some people miss coffee, because it's almost my only treat now. I think I'm buying more coffee than before Mounjaro. I don't crave cakes or sweets, so I get a nice coffee from a local roastery when I need a pick-me-up. Mounjaro hasn't reduced my coffee cravings at all. I've...

Since being on Mounjaro, coffee doesn't appeal to me like it used to. It was my go-to drink. Now I'm exploring different teas, and raspberry cranberry is the only one that I really enjoy. Also, I used to love rum and Coke, but now even the thought of it makes me queasy. I'm curious if others...

Solid. Midwestern built. And yes, big-boned. Heard it all my life. Use Ozempic as the tool it is designed to be and kiss those last stubborn 20 pounds goodbye. You will not regret this.

I read that some people experience anxiety and insomnia with retatrutide, possibly due to the glucagon component. So, it might be something to watch out for.

I read a study that touched on that, HawkGal. It suggested Reta helps you drop fat without losing too much muscle. The report stated that fat loss accounted for about 65-75% of the total weight lost, while lean mass made up around 25-35%. Still, you need to lift weights and eat enough protein!

I started back in the spring and I’ve lost about seventy pounds. It's been a long road. I feel so much better and healthier now.

Fantastic!!!!!

Nicky82 that's exactly what I'm afraid of! I definitely need to start lifting weights. Maybe we can find a workout program together?