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Dietitian plus a good titration schedule is the combination that tends to stick.

87 weeks and 133 pounds off with 7 prescriptions dropped - that's the full measure of what the drug can do.

GLP-1 hunger signaling gets recalibrated - the days-without-eating signal is the ghrelin suppression pattern in reverse.

When I travel I put the exact amount I need in a fresh vial, then toss it after. Keeps my main supply protected. Always carry my meds on me, never in checked luggage.

way to go! youre doing amazing. keep pushing, you got this

Yeah, I'm going for it too. Down 80 lbs but my levels are still low. Trying not to lose muscle on top of fat loss, so I'm thinking EOD or daily SubQ rotating around. Hoping for steady levels and fewer sides that way.

since starting sema 10 weeks ago something feels different mentally. not just food noise being quieter it's the background anxiety about eating and my body just...less. not sure if it's the med or just not obsessing about food all day. doc kind of brushed it off when i mentioned it.

I have 2 really itchy spots on my back. It's awful! And of course, I can't reach them!

no sides yet? slowly titrating up should be okay but watch your blood sugar and keep electrolytes up. smartest move is hold 2mg for a couple more weeks, then 4mg if needed. don't pin every 3 days or add variables this early.

Oh wow, I'm so relieved I'm not the only one! My stomach is a problem area and I also scratch a lot. Neutrogena Intense Repair has helped a little, but I still get issues.

Totally agree with that logic. Smart way to handle it.

I went with 2-3% GHK-Cu (1% = 100mg per 10ml). Dissolved the peptide in like 1ml BAC first so it'd completely dissolve before adding to the serum. Don't over-blend or you'll break the peptides down. Anything over 3% doesn't add benefits so do the math.

been on tirz since october and food noise just vanished, nausea kicked in. stuck with 5mg for five weeks now and today the noise is somehow worse than day one. not following the standard schedule, didn't want to jump to high doses fast.

I saw someone post about their progress after switching between different meds. They started with one, then switched to another for several months, and then back to a different one. They went from 260+ to just over 200lbs and said they have more muscle now too. Maybe switching things up can help...

I had a similar experience. I started a semaglutide med back in September. I lost about 30 lbs in my first three months. Then I didn't lose a single pound for about 2 months. I just kept at it-- tracking my calorie, fiber, and protein intake. Then the scale finally started moving again and I'm...

yeah controlled studies help isolate variables. weight loss, blood sugar changes - all those factors make it hard to know what actually helped vs what else shifted. that's why the research side is important even if it's not the whole story.

r/GLPGrad might have better info for you. Goal is a controlled descent for now.

I agree with you Tired_of_Tired, it can be discouraging when you're putting in the effort and not seeing the numbers drop quickly. But I keep telling myself that steady progress is more sustainable in the long run. A pound a week is great though! It averages to about 50 pounds a year!

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