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Wanting to stay at a lower dose to preserve room to go higher is a rational concern but the ceiling is higher than most people expect - the mechanism doesn't simply run out, it shifts to maintenance mode. Staying lower while still losing is a reasonable call; it just doesn't need to be driven by...

150 lbs with the fall to summer arc as the reference documents more than any single photo. The visual change across that span tells the actual story.

BPC-157 and TB-500 in separate vials is generally better for dosing flexibility - you can titrate each independently depending on which is helping more. Pre-mixed blends are convenient but lock you into a fixed ratio that may not match your response, and GHK-Cu for skin as an add-on is a...

I started at 340lbs and after 6 months I'm down to 285. It's a slow process, but a big change overall. So don't get discouraged if you don't see huge results right away, MedSet762

I had to add a couple of new notches to my belt, so I've stayed away from cannabis. I wasn't a heavy user anyway. I just went up to 6mg this week (3mg on Monday and 3mg on Friday). I'm on week 11, and this was my first time increasing from 5mg to 6mg.

Fantastic results!

I'm happy for you, but also, screw you lol. It curbed my hunger the first couple of times, but not anymore. Tirz works great on its own, but it also feels like the THC is stronger than ever.

I smoked for almost half a century before starting Tirz, and I quit the day I took my first dose. Seeing this makes me feel like I made the right call. The best part about quitting is that I don't crave it AT ALL, just like sweets or beer. Maybe I'm lucky, but I love Tirzepatide!

Tirz has killed my appetite and ended constant thoughts about food. But when I use cannabis, it's like the medication never happened. The munchies are INTENSE. Anyone else deal with this? How do you handle cravings when high without extreme willpower?

I agree with Erin71. It's not a magic bullet. People still need to exercise and eat right.

Nah, not for me! I like to keep my bodily functions private.

I'm hesitant to get too specific due to the rules of the forum. However, I can say that I followed my doctor's guidance closely, and we gradually increased the dosage as needed. It's essential to work with a healthcare professional to determine the right dosage for you.

Thank you! And to SaladJourney I don't want to violate the rules with specifics. But I will say that you also look great in both pics! :)

I'm finally brave enough to share my before & after! Been on this path for about three quarters of a year now. Seeing everyone else's transformations gave me so much hope, and now it's my turn to inspire! SW: 180, CW: 135, GW: 130. I'm 5'6". When I started, I was in a really dark place. A...

I've been trying to walk more, but honestly the biggest change is portion sizes. I get full so fast now!

I've also noticed that the 'food noise' is way down. I didn't even realize how often I was just eating out of habit, not hunger. It's a relief!

I'm finding old clothes in the attic, too! I found a mountain biking shirt from like, 25 years ago and it fits! It's wild.

That's the best perk!

Congrats!!!!! That's what I'm aiming for 😩 What's your height? I want to get down to your weight and wondering how it would look on me.

Maybe try mixing up your routine? Sometimes your body gets used to what you're doing and needs a change.