Recent content by TrueCrew

Hey, first injection nerves had me stalling for TWO WEEKS. Its ok to be nervous! It doesnt hurt, half the time I feel nothing and I never bruise. If you begin at 0.25, the dose is tiny. In the end a friend on the same med sat with me while I did it, then I felt a bit silly for how babyish I...

Appetite goes through phases for everyone, totally normal even on the med. No need to raise the dose right away, and I think following the manufacturer's guidance alongside your doctor matters, since the official instructions were at least properly tested, unlike other doses and methods...

My_Tracker I'm on 4mg reta weekly plus 4iu HGH a day, and the fat loss and muscle gain are working really well. IGF lr3 is just me trying something new :) I'll likely drop the HGH during it and watch how I feel, hoping to end up absolutely shredded :) thanks again, all the best

Yes. Two weeks in now, two shots of 0.2mg so far. That food chatter started fading within hours (could just be placebo). It's sitting around a 2 out of 10 now versus 7-10 before. Feels like my brain shut down some huge background program, freeing up space for everything else. I'm more present...

Honestly, dropping a hundred pounds in under a year while bringing that bloodwork marker down close to normal range is massive. Totally get why it still feels strange though, especially with your stomach not shrinking the way you expected and your brain not quite catching up to the change so...

Alright, went through your test results. The pass/fail testing method still follows recognized pharmaceutical standards, so personally I'd trust that. For all anyone knows these could genuinely be the same production run, just shipped out at different times. What's a bit odd is that even they...

Drink way less than before starting GLP-1s, though I'll still have the occasional whiskey. Might have two or three coming up soon, but it's been weeks since the last round. Only real change I've clocked is turning into a cheap date now.. barely takes anything before I feel it.

Curious about the fuller picture here, starting weight? current weight? how long on GLP medications? age? height? Wondering whether this is a post-loss issue, where the medication's technically still preventing regain but isn't pushing further loss, or more of a poor-response situation from the...

There's actual research showing that cycling treatment on and off leads to reduced effectiveness over time. So this whole detox concept doesn't seem like a great idea from my perspective.

24kg at 5mg over 8 months and still eating normally just in smaller portions is the version of the story that doesn't involve severe food restriction. The OP at 60 lbs in a year from 215 is the same picture scaled up. Natural hunger returning in a manageable way is actually the sign the dose is...

Prescription Ozempic doing nothing except constipation while Tirz worked completely differently is the dual-mechanism story in action. The OP stopping and restarting is a different situation from a non-responder from the start. Were there any other changes between stopping and restarting that...

the long-restart timeline after a year off is a documented pattern in community experience - the first 6-8 weeks back on the medication can look like the drug is not working when the pharmacokinetics are actually building back up to the therapeutic level. the weight regain that happened during...

3 weeks at a plateau with nothing changing in diet or exercise is frustrating but not unusual after a switch. The full reta effect sometimes takes a month to show up on the scale. What dose are you at and is the appetite side doing anything even if the scale isn't?

Limiting the stash to what you'll actually use is the rational calculation when degradation data is your primary concern. The compounded tirz question for the OP is different from the stash-vs-use question but the underlying logic of knowing your product is reliable runs through both.

10 pounds the first month on sema is solid - you had 20. Numbers don't lie. Keep it going.