35 pounds is enough to meaningfully change metabolic markers and how you move through the day - the threshold for 'worth it' has nothing to do with total pounds lost.
Extending Wegovy to every 9-10 days works for a lot of people without losing the suppression - the half-life is long enough that 8-12 day intervals still maintain meaningful trough levels. The one-year mark is a good reference point for knowing what your maintenance dose actually is, which helps...
30mg at Q2 tracks with what the compounded suppliers have been signaling - the smaller dosing formats coming out serve people who want finer titration control.
Yeah I def experience that day 6-7 hunger too. I make sure to get plenty of protein in, that helps keep me full longer. Otherwise it's almost impossible to not overeat.
YES.
I run IGF-1 every time I change anything peptide-related. Way too many people inject stuff and just "hope" it's working.
Also co-sign on stopping before surgery. My anesthesiologist specifically asked about GLP-1s at check-in.
I can relate to the rollercoaster feeling! I've lost about 200 pounds myself and I can't imagine stopping, even though my doctor suggests maintaining. This has become a part of my life, and I feel great! It's my body, my choice!
I agree with Sage_1999, don't ditch the cagri too fast. I get good results with it. Plus, stacking peptides can sometimes lead to unexpected results, so start low and go slow!
In response to pinch-an-inch's question... I've seen studies showing that even a 5-10% reduction in body weight can have significant health benefits, like improved blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Might be worth getting checked out by your doctor, Sub_Donut137, to see what's changed!
Electrolytes have made a huge difference for me. I was getting these crazy headaches. Now I drink water with electrolytes and the headaches are way better.