Recent content by Glp-Won-Kanobi

Both the patch and sublingual Zofran are reliable for the first few months. Put the patch on the night before injection day for best timing.

Three years is enough time to see a real before and after but short enough that the discipline to get there is still visible. The 2023 to 2026 window for most people on a GLP-1 program is substantial.

For shoulder and elbow joint issues specifically, BPC-157 separate from TB-500 tends to give more control over the individual response. Blends are convenient but the ratio is fixed. Since you are already tracking body composition, running them separately gives cleaner data on what is actually...

It could be low blood sugar, Blair75, I know that if I don't eat regularly, I can get quite irritable! I've had to grab a sugary drink before to stop being so cranky.

Hey @Scarroll, I'm in the Portland area if that's local enough. If it wasn't for terrible luck I'd have no luck at all kind of person. Up until I started Reta. I've been on it for two months now and it's amazing. I can actually stick to a restricted calorie intake without constantly battling...

So, like, a 4mm filter is the way to go? I think mine might be too big too then.

Yeah, I've heard some sketchy things. Always pays to do your research before injecting yourself with anything!

You gotta do what's best for your own body and health. Not what your neighbor thinks you should be doing.

I used to be in the "anti-ozempic" camp because of some YouTubers I watched who were all about the "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" method of weight loss. But then I hit my highest weight ever, even though I was trying to lose weight (and I'm not new to this). So I decided to try Ozempic...

You look fab!!!! Congrats

I'm noticing some changes in my face as I lose weight, like a little less plumpness. Anyone else?

Yep, been there. Not fun at all! For me, it was when I went from 4mg every 6 days to 5mg every 6 days. I was already planning on stopping after a couple of weeks, so it wasn't a big deal. Sunburn is spot on!

Anyone else got super sensitive skin on Reta? I'm on 2mg every five days.

LabRat_Linda, is this what you're talking about?

That's the glucagon component, based on what I've been reading. Anectdotal evidence says that runners using Retatrutide are reporting they are noticeably running faster and more efficiently. Some of that could be because they are lighter, but it's also possible that it's due to the GCGR effect...