Recent content by T2D_Warrior_88

The plateau-higher dose connection isn't always clear. Some break through on a bump, others plateau again quickly at the new level. 22 pounds in 4 months is solid pacing - the body may just need time to recalibrate. A few weeks of patience at current dose before assuming you've hit the ceiling...

Grey market has real risks but the fear-mongering overstates it. The test: community-vetted source, COA available, consistent results. Most people's calculus here.

The T2D management piece alongside weight loss is the real win. Keep going.

I know what you mean My T2D is basically gone now, but I still feel like I need to track everything precisely. It's exhausting sometimes!

Cracking job, mate! I'm 2 months in, similar age and weight to you when you started. About 35lbs gone and hoping for another 50lbs. Want to like what I see and make my family proud too. I'm struggling with how long this will take. How long 'til I hit my target but also how to stay there. The...

I'm loving the non-scale victories with these meds! Was trying to lose weight without them and it was so tough. Now the same effort is getting results!

That's awesome! Congrats on your success.

Congratulations, Heart_Journey!

I've used a few different scales. They all have accuracy issues. If you want perfect, get a DEXA scan. Use what you can afford and remember that it just gives you an idea of the trend over time.

I recently purchased a basic smart scale. It gives basic functionality and has app support. For $40 you can't beat it.

Absolutely! I'm happy to help people avoid my mistake. I'm sure I would have acted differently if I'd checked here first!

I think the scammer posted on a scraping site, but I couldn't find the original post. It might have been Telegram. I didn't do my homework and got taken in. If I had asked here, I wouldn't have fallen for it. Lesson learned. They'll probably change the name and try again. I'll be way more careful.

Thanks. I appreciate the advice a lot.

I found a discussion that talked about taking their scale to a DEXA scan and comparing the results. Apparently, it was fairly spot on, especially the newer models with multiple points of contact. I personally enjoy all the data a smart scale provides. If you're scale is that old...

I reached out to them, I should have been more careful. It wasn't a lot of money, and I didn't pay the "deposit". What else should I do to warn others? Post about it somewhere else? Thanks.