Recent content by Mix_Babe

Eight months in on the six-day schedule myself, and the appetite suppression is real but not as dramatic as month two. Adding reta on the off days sounds smart - I've thought about combining them too. The key is patience; your body's still adjusting. Give it three weeks before adding anything...

Go slow and stop comparing yourself to other people. It's not a miracle — you gotta work it. Diet, exercise. Everyone has a different ride. You might have all the side effects or none. Ask your doc questions, don't be scared to speak up. You got this.

I run a combo of modaf, methylmethylene blue, epicatechin, NO-XT, and Lipodrene Elite for my pre-workout. Creatine's in there too but not the main focus.

Everyone reacts different. My advice: if you think it'll help, take the chance. I had a rough go after the first dose bump and stayed home a couple days. Now I throw up when I hit certain foods—high salt, spicy, some dairy—or if I eat too much at once. Go slow and track what happens. It works if...

guess the recent reddit case was im or deep subq but they didn't say. systemic reactions to cjc happened with subq. phase one trial of this compound had subq reactions, didn't go forward. small study n eleven. no serious events though.

was on ozempic for a year and it worked great until it didn't. switched to mounjaro in may and nothing's happened since then. doc's worried about starting over if i go back but mounjaro isn't doing anything and if ozempic works again it feels worth the reset.

I agree Seriously. I'm just glad I can afford *some* of it now!

Make sure the pharmacy runs the card as self-pay. My insurance 'covered' it but I had a HUGE deductible, like $7k before they paid anything. Running the card through insurance barely saved me anything. The drug company told me to run it self-pay and it helped a lot!

Thanks everyone for the kind words! I'm not sure they accept people who were on Ozempic (even though it's the same medication), but you might think about joining the https://wegovypregnancyregistry.com/, which is collecting data to help pregnant people in the future get info about the safety of...

Congratulations!!! That's amazing!

I'm 36, struggled with PCOS and type 2 for ages, and honestly thought having a baby was just a dream. I wished and prayed, but kinda gave up. This year, in March, my doctor suggested Ozempic for my diabetes and to help me shed some pounds. It regulated my periods almost immediately, like within...

Bee-xx I started around 160. How long did it take you to lose almost 100lbs? I'm three weeks in and already down 12! You look fantastic, keep it up!

You look amazing in both, but that 'after' glow is something else!

I needed a new hobby, and I'm now knitting! It's a great way to get those dopamine hits.

I'm talking to my doctor about starting. I'm 36, around 240lbs, and I've struggled with my weight forever. I'm a little worried about the thyroid cancer rumors and side effects. Anyone have advice? Food noise is a big problem. I'm pretty active and walk a lot. I think this could help me mentally...