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Congratulations! That's a great achievement!

SLU? I've heard it compared to clen and DNP, but with less toxicity. Interesting if true...

I've realized that if I want to overeat, I still can, although I usually regret it. It's much easier if I control my diet. If you let the Reta work, it will. The initial weight loss can be addictive, but Reta alone should give you a steady loss, making maintenance easier.

You look fantastic and healthy! Congratulations.

Just a friendly reminder to everyone on the community: We don't allow discussing or selling non-FDA approved versions of semaglutide. Please don't ask for or respond to DMs offering these, as they aren't endorsed by the subreddit. Newbies, take a look at our FAQ. This is just to help, not to...

I agree with A1C_Warrior - it's a marathon, not a sprint. I've been on this for over a year now and lost over 50 pounds. My diabetes is under control and my labs are perfect. I have loose skin, but I'll take that over the extra weight any day!

46, 40, 34. It's great. Went from 3 or 4x to large in shirts. 325 to 195. Numbers are amazing.

Even packing for trips changes! I can fit so much more into a carry-on now that I'm not a size 18. It's wild!

Just a tip for those using the pens: there's almost always some medication left after you finish a pen. I always draw out any leftovers using a new needle. It's like getting a free dose! You can get a pack of 100 needles for cheap.

Thanks! I didn't think about the lowest effective dose. That makes sense. I automatically assumed you were supposed to go up to the highest effective dose.

Thanks, everyone! These meds have been super helpful, so I'm happy to be here. I weighed 134lbs on February 2nd, and I'm 158 as of today. I'm sure some of that's water, but I've gained a decent amount - abs gone, replaced with a gut. I eat around 4000-6000 calories a day when I'm not on a GLP1...

Here's when I've used these meds over the last couple years: Semaglutide April '23 - July '23 (up to 1mg, weight gone, stopped taking it) Semaglutide again because I gained weight: Jan '24 - April '24 (same thing, 1mg, weight gone again, stopped) Semaglutide, #3: July '24 - August '24 (worked...

Yes! I felt the same way. The mental aspect of this journey is HUGE. I'm here if you need to chat!

Hey M_R_S_Health and others asking about surgery - it was a traditional tummy tuck with muscle repair. Best decision EVER.

Please share your surgeon's details!

Aw you guys are making me blush! Thanks everyone for the kind words 💚🫶🏽 trying to reply to everyone, but my whole story is also on IG @ JOHNNNAROSE

Weight management is such a winding road - Gastric Sleeve - 2019 Started GLP-1 med: 2024 I'm so happy to be in maintenance now! Couldn't have done it without support. 🫶🏽

It's really amazing to see these kinds of results. I've been maintaining my goal weight (around 180) for almost 2 years now. It's honestly life-changing.

You look great! My face has become a lot leaner as well.

I've had really bad luck with Semaglutide from several places. I've used the real prescription stuff and know what to expect (GI issues, mainly). But these other sources did NOTHING! I'm thinking stuff from certain countries is just garbage.