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I also lost my gallbladder after taking Ozempic! It was about 15 months ago. I started taking it again about 7 months after surgery and haven't had any problems.

i think you should seriously consider switching back. and thanks for speaking up about it, because you're definitely not the first person who's mentioned those same kinds of side effects to me. it happens more than you'd think.

Gallstones develop when your gallbladder gets filled with bile salts. Bile helps you digest fats. If you're prone to stones or eating low-fat, a stone can get stuck when you DO eat something with oil. They can also get stuck in the ducts. My dad was a surgeon and made earrings for his patients...

Wow that's crazy, thanks for the heads up. It's a minefield out there!

As far as we know, none of them directly cause cancer. Maybe MT1/MT2 with melanoma, but I haven't looked into that much. The worries come from angiogenesis in some and the IGF-1 increase in others. Neither will GIVE you cancer. But if you have cancer or an undiagnosed tumor, they could feed and...

Read, learn, research. Keeps you from making expensive mistakes. Don't stress today's news, it'll be old history soon.

Yeah, I've decided to just stick with the ghk-cu I was already using and I've added KPV now.

He's actually one of the people I was looking at! But then other doctors on the same app are saying it can actually help with post-cancer scars so, the message is really confusing, even among doctors. I'm thinking of trying one cycle of just bpc-157 for the shoulder since the more cautious...

Hey everyone, I'm a total newbie here and on other forums as well. I'm finding conflicting info about GLOW/KLOW and whether it's safe for my research subject, someone with a past cancer diagnosis (treated in 2018 with surgery and radiation, monitored yearly, thankfully showing no signs of...

got hit with a head cold first week - pretty sure that's just coincidence since a bunch of coworkers got sick too. scale dropped 7 pounds the first week but i know that's not realistic long term, probably water and the way food moves differently. sides have been pretty light so far. noticed the...

How do you feel? Do what makes you feel good and listen to your body. Who cares what others think? You have to live with yourself. Great job looking great! You look perfect.

Dropping quick feels motivating but watch for pancreatitis and gallstones. Fast loss stresses pancreas and gallbladder. Prioritize protein, fiber, exercise. Numbers matter less than trend and health.

You look wonderful, it's encouraging me to start tomorrow! Similar height and weight here. I'm new, so no advice about maintenance dosing lol.

Totally! I've noticed even though the scale hasn't moved much, my clothes fit WAY better. I'm down a size or two!

You are crushing it! That's amazing! Thanks for the reminder ❤️

Hi everyone! Started on Mounjaro in July of last year. Had full-blown type 2 diabetes and felt terrible all the time. This medication has been a game-changer. My recent A1c was 5.2, and I haven't felt this good in ages. I'm posting this as a friendly reminder that plateaus are real, and they...

Isn’t it the best? Enjoy your new lease on life!

I wish I had some before pics to show! You're killin' it! I've dropped around 55 pounds in about half a year. It's insane.

Six months down from 240 to 164lbs. Maintaining at 7.5mg weekly. Shifted into maintenance mode. If struggling keep going. Look at how far you've come not how far left.

I'm about a month in, and this is encouraging to see! I'm hoping to see similar results!