Recent content by Leah B.

Having access to semaglutide at eighteen could've spared decades of struggle. Genuinely, there's nothing left to lose here except that lingering obsession and the extra weight. Feeling better is deserved. Bringing this up with a doctor and moving forward with it seems worth doing.

Started at a small amount eight months back for type 2 diabetes. Glucose control's improved a lot and a substantial amount of weight has come off too. Was thinking about asking the doctor about moving up, but from reading around here, staying at a lower amount until it stops working seems like...

Hear you completely, same journey here. Lost a solid chunk since the start of the year and it's crawling along. Still got a long way left, ideally. Some people describe theirs melting off. Hasn't been my reality at all. Real effort's gone into every pound. Eating clean, doing pilates a few times...

Because a major clinical trial found that participants on tirz generally stopped losing weight around roughly a year and a half in, regardless of dosage level.

Bouncing between a couple different dose levels while figuring out maintenance. Also went about 5 lbs past my second goal. Seem to be holding fairly steady with maybe a 2 lb swing either way. Honestly wouldn't mind putting back on about 5 lbs at this point.

Took it for six months and it's now been fourteen months since stopping. Gained some back, but it's muscle, not fat. That said, I'm 5'7 and only got down to 70kg on the second compound, which put me at a healthy BMI. Plateaued around 75kg and lift four times weekly. I'd guess at a much lower...

interesting, my blood pressure usually runs low anyway, somewhere around 100-110/60. Curious if reta would drop that further, never come across anyone mentioning this before

Kicked off at 0.5 and have bumped the dose up by 0.5 every couple weeks; currently sitting at 2.5 and down 9 kg (19.8 lbs) so far. Planning to stop increasing soon and settle on a maintenance amount that keeps me out of the fridge at odd hours.

Personally find the thigh the hardest spot. Way easier doing it in the stomach, always test the needle tip against the skin first and shift to another spot if anything registers. Keep testing until a spot with zero sensation shows up, then go ahead with the injection.