Recent content by Mike_1977

20 years left and not wanting to spend them overweight is the clearest version of why the medication matters for the OP who has been at it since age 7. The mourning piece is real but what you don't want to carry forward matters just as much as what you're letting go. That framing is actually the...

Same reaction to TitrationTechnician's comment. The inflammation drop is something nobody really warns you about. Back and joint pain easing up felt like a side benefit. Made exercise so much more accessible when moving around stopped hurting.

280 to 176 with A1c back to normal is a strong metabolic result.

The mood stability at maintenance is one of the least-talked-about outcomes - when the constant food-related mental cycling stops, the bandwidth it frees up for everything else is real.

I'm feeling kinda down since starting this... I'm on week 5 and just feel blah. Anyone else get more sad?

You're doing great!!! WOOHOO!!!

Different people think about health totally differently, can't judge him for that. My coworker wanted to eat whatever and just medicate instead. I get it, just different approaches. Glad you got off all those meds though.

based on original adamax formulation and some reddit threads, looks like adamax should be intranasal. ran it subq and felt barely anything. intranasal semax gives me a solid boost though, worth trying if you're testing it

was on mounjaro for 2 years, dropped 60 pounds, felt amazing. switched docs and new one refuses because of one pancreatitis thing years ago that never came back. my health's declining again and i don't know what to do 😭

PeptidePilot I wuz thinking Ipamorelin + Mod GRF 1-29... but scared now

Anyone worried about peptides and cancer risks? I've got family history...

injection shop was cheapest legit option i found. their coupon glp1forum doesn't work on bac anymore. they capped max bac at 4, makes hitting the $50 shipping minimum trickier.

Just good ol' FUD to protect their billion dollar profits. 🙄

useful post for people starting out. wondering if your sugars stabilize better with higher protein or less carbs, lower glycemic stuff? trying to avoid the spikes and drops. been avoiding all high-cal/high-reward food for 3 years and i'm down 54% weight.

did you see that post on filtering? the results were incredible.