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I'd have to be wired on caffeine to manage a high dose. The fatigue and GI issues limit me, and I've been at a low dose recently.

Following this thread with interest. I've seen some patients on GLP-1s experience unexpected improvements in blood glucose and blood pressure. Definitely worth monitoring your A1c, as Wise_Gal320 suggested. I recently had another patient reduce their A1c from 7.7 to 6.8 after starting a GLP-1!

I donate blood regularly since starting TRT. My ferritin was crazy high when I started. Not sure if it's hemochromatosis, but donating helps. I also learned to hydrate properly before tests. I used to cut back on water to look better on the scale, but hydrating gives you a more realistic picture.

Good info.

I recently restocked on KPV, TA1, BPC-157, and TB-500. I experienced some relief using KLOW, so maybe BPC/TB/KPV is what helped. I plan to try TA1 next to see how it goes.

I agree! It's not just the weight loss; your skin is glowing! Keep up the fantastic work!

Beautiful!

Just...unbelievable!

Looking good! Go Bills!!

Incredible transformation! How about we celebrate your success with a coffee? Your 'before' self can stay home.

Incredible! You look amazing 🎉🥳🎊 Congratulations

Fantastic job. Congrats!

Splitting doses is an interesting strategy. It might help some people maintain a more consistent level of the medication in their system. However, it's important to calculate the dosage carefully to ensure you're still getting the intended amount across the week. I'd advise anyone considering...

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing your experience. My plan is to stick with the smallest effective dose for as long as it works, even if that means staying at .25 indefinitely.

Wow, it's like you lost a whole person! Incredible progress.

Amazing progress!

You look great, the hard work has paid off. People think these meds are magic, but you still need to watch what you eat and take care of yourself. Sending a hug.

That's some serious dedication! It's important to remember that losing weight too quickly can sometimes lead to other health complications, though.

Fantastic work! It's gotta feel surreal. I wish I had your results!

Oh no, you're fine! I'm also pretty new and was being overly cautious, deciding to just piggyback on your thread with my excitement instead of posting my own.