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I saw someone online had a similar journey: link They said they were put on diet pills at *eight years old!* That's wild but so many of us have been fighting this battle our whole lives.

Wow! 🤩 You're doing so well! The change is unbelievable! I'm so happy and proud that you're in control! Keep it up!

I love hearing this update! You've been so successful. I'm glad you can see it, many of us are too hard on ourselves - congratulations on changing your life! Amazing 😘

You look really good! Your man looks happy. Keep up the progress.

Looking great!

Just remember to listen to your body and not overdo it in the beginning, HealthAF! Gradual increases in activity are key to preventing injuries.

Just a reminder, a lot of these peptides aren't FDA approved but can be prescribed legally. The key is to use a compounding pharmacy with good quality control. It might cost more, but it's worth the peace of mind.

Fantastic!!!!

Echoing everyone else's thoughts on this.

I saw a study that found that a lot of the "hunger" people feel is due to the body needing water or electrolytes. Maybe try some electrolyte drinks and see if that helps with the hunger pains you're feeling Drew_1984

Black olives. I suddenly NEED them. Sometimes, I get a craving so bad I would knock someone down to grab a can of olives.

Totally get the weird food thing!! Use to love nuts and jerky. Now I go crazy for celery, and now I eat so much my hands are changing color. I mean who goes out to lunch with a bag of celery? Me. That who.

Congratulations 🎉

Your skin looks fantastic in both pics! And wow, look at that difference in your waist! So happy for you ❤️

You seem really content.

You really do look like a new guy! How much weight have you dropped?

Rapid weight loss, like some people experience on semaglutide, can be hard on the body. Aim for a steady loss of 1-2 pounds a week for a healthier approach. It's more sustainable in the long run!

Looking great!!

You look fantastic! Your shape is amazing. Remember, sometimes you're gaining muscle, which affects the scale. Progress isn't always linear. The most important thing is that you look and feel healthier! Sending positive vibes your way.

Co-signing what Green said about gallbladders. In practice, I counsel patients to slow the rate of loss if they are dropping extremely fast and to report right upper quadrant pain early. Also worth noting: patients with prior pancreatitis should have individualized risk discussions before...