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70 at a lower dose over 18 months holds differently than a fast drop - that outcome tends to last.

Halfway at 60 lbs down from 310 is the stage where the metabolic foundation is already set. The remaining stretch moves slower but the body's cooperation is more reliable than it was in the beginning.

Inflammation and water fluctuations make early weeks noisy. The 35 lbs is real - fat and water release in waves, not together. Measurements over time tell the story better.

20 in a month is a great pace for the early phase. Mine slowed to 1-2/week after the first big drop but it stuck way better than the crash diets I tried before. Whatever you're doing, keep at it.

Might be worth a trip to Canada or Mexico from the US

Thanks, Leslie64! Such a change, right?

Hi everyone! I kicked off my weight loss adventure around Thanksgiving of '23. I'm a 53F, about 5'5", started at 256ish, and now I'm bouncing between 148 and 153. I'm on 5mg of compound. I was pre-diabetic, had high blood pressure, and sleep apnea. Now, I've been maintaining since May of last...

Big corporations make mistakes all the time...

That's really good news for Canada. Hopefully, it will eventually impact the US too and we'll get generics.

That's great news for Canadians! It hopefully means more affordable options when generics become available.

Wow! You look amazing! Congrats!

I'm so grateful. I haven't been able to bake bread without eating the whole loaf immediately in years. Right now, I have my first batch of dinner rolls in the oven without any anxiety because I want to eat my bison burgers on a bun instead of a low-carb tortilla. I'm pretty sure I can do it now.

I started with 2.2 every six days for the first five weeks or so. I was nervous and felt like I was getting bigger and was scared the medicine wouldn't work. It was ok. After nine weeks, I went up to 4.4 and switched to seven days because I stopped feeling super hungry and panicky about food on...

BPC-157 and TB500 aren't going to cause cancer, but they can help existing cancers grow. Angiogenesis is not new, and many regular drugs can cause it. These peptides are supposed to increase blood flow to damaged areas to help them heal, and cancers are seen as damage. But in this case, it has...

You look amazing! Great job!✌