Recent content by MojoRising74

The medication just won't let you enjoy it anymore. Used to drink eight to ten diet sodas a day. Now I don't even want a single one. Tastes disgusting honestly.

The 2 pre-drawn syringe approach for a Europe trip is exactly what a lot of people do. The question on 2.5 weeks is whether you dose weekly or can stretch to every 9-10 days at the same dose - the half-life gives you some flexibility. TSA-wise, keep everything in the original packaging with any...

On the liver question, others tracked reta and liver numbers if you want to compare.

401 and setting stepping goals of 350 then 300 is the right way to frame a big journey. The OP at 8 lbs from goal is what that long road looks like at the end. Maintenance is where the goal-setters and the goal-holders diverge - most people find a lower maintenance dose and stay there, it...

The non-diabetic weight loss use case was where the clinical benefit became impossible to ignore - the trial data was strong enough that it changed prescribing norms significantly. The broader cardiovascular and metabolic benefits beyond weight have continued to accumulate in the follow-up data.

Gray market tirz often runs overfill - concentration per stated mg can run 15-40% high, explaining the stronger effect at lower dose.

Bloodwork-confirmed reta sourcing data is thin in public posts - most people reporting results share peptide panel numbers rather than GLP receptor assays, so the verification is indirect. The community has seen mixed quality variance from the same suppliers over time.

No-response orders from overseas vendors break down at three points: payment processing, customs prep, or shipment. At a month without any communication, initiating a dispute through your payment method is the practical step.

Yeah, and what kind of food are you eating? A thousand calories of junk food is gonna have a way different effect than a thousand calories of healthy stuff.

message your doc and say you're barely eating—ask for a refill at 2.5 for another month. right now it's mechanical eating. even when you don't want it, even when it tastes off. calorie-dense stuff like shakes or peanut butter. not as nutritious but you gotta get it in any way you can.

Same here. But I know why. I think I'm eating small portions, but I'm still eating too much. And despite trying to eat 'lower carb', I still have too many carbs. It's the same for you. That's why we're not losing weight.

Really important to watch protein intake and hit the weights hard when you're on this.

lost over 50% body weight (started 286, now 140). tracked calories and walked the whole time. I have pcos but my insulin resistance is gone now. everyone's different but I knew from day one I was going all the way to a healthy range.

checked my compounded med receipts before it got grey, prices were double at first. more vendors = price push down. worried about supply chain collapse or quality dropping til prices jump back up for 'good' stuff. pay for quality or go without.

Consistency and listening to your body. Don't push yourself too hard; slow and steady wins the race.