Recent content by Robin18

The learning curve part is something more people should talk about - the first few months on GLPs are a lot of adjustment and not always comfortable, and the payoff moments like a 2XLT fitting correctly are worth getting to. The size difference from 58 to 46 is a real milestone.

ADHD medication and sema working together on binge eating is a documented combination - the dopamine pathway and satiety signaling reinforce each other for that pattern.

Tesa visceral fat reduction is systemic rather than targeted - the 5-on-2-off protocol gives the GH pulse rhythm time to work without receptor desensitization. Diet and exercise compound the effect but don't redirect where fat mobilization happens.

Wow Thin-Possible, that's amazing about your metabolic age! I need to get my bloodwork done. I'm hoping for similar results!

That's amazing news! Congrats!

I agree with CalorieMom41, the improved health metrics are a HUGE win on these meds. My cardiologist is thrilled with my numbers.

Cool! Did you start exercising or change your eating habits?

This stuff is a gift! It's made a huge difference in my life!

Wow!! That's awesome!!

Your before and after pics look like two different people, like a mother and daughter. Congrats!!!

Pens are useless if you can't get sterile cartridges. Where does everyone get them? Everywhere seems sketchy, especially when it comes to sterility.

Pens seem like a pain. Is there any benefit to using them versus regular syringes? Especially if you're just doing daily injections?

You're right about the Chinese powders. Not the same as the Russian stuff. I bet Bredesen knows a lot about peptides, but as a doctor, he can't officially recommend them without potential issues. There are just too many promising ones for him not to be aware, in my opinion.

My wife has been showing some signs of cognitive decline. She's being treated by a neurologist/functional medicine doctor who studied with Bredeson. I asked about Neuralyze and peptide treatments, but he didn't seem to know much about it. I found that odd, given how commonly Neuralyze is used...

You always wonder if it might be better as a preventative measure instead of a treatment, seems like prevention is key.