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What's your routine like with the injections? What about exercise and diet?

A family member is heading to Alaska soon for a trip they've always dreamed of. They were worried they'd be too tired to enjoy it but losing over 150 pounds has made them feel young again!

Completely agree

You're looking amazing and healthy!!!! Keep it going!!!!

Congrats to him (and you)!!! Reducing his weight will protect him from so many illnesses. I'm guessing he was headed towards diabetes which causes a host of problems - I get numb feet due to neuropathy which is permanent. Also arthritis caused by extra weight is no fun. Some studies say GLP1's...

Congrats!!! So awesome. 👍😊🍀

YES! I did for a while. It's starting to come back now though.

Thanks, girl! Feeling good!

Ha! Anything's on the table. I'm trying to lose enough weight to get back on my motorcycle. I'm sure THAT will kill me faster, so, whatever. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's so cool to actually SEE the progress. For months it felt like work with no payoff. But now, a year in, I've gone from 247 lbs to 162. My pant size went from a 22 to an 8! I've fought my weight forever and this med is a game changer.

And you're going to look damned good in your coffin, especially if you were stacking some sexy GLOW with it too🙂

Another point is that even a "perfect" drug can have downsides. The act of injecting has some dangers, and so does reduced nutrition. Besides those issues, you might develop an addiction that has you getting questionable stuff from overseas and injecting with little knowledge of the risks...

Great point! I'm hoping to keep it slow and steady.

Thanks for the encouragement everyone! Knowing I'm not alone in this makes a big difference.

From what I've read, you've gotta watch out for stuff like pancreatitis, maybe thyroid issues down the road (they saw it in animals), and some nasty stomach problems that could dehydrate you. Gallbladder probs are also a possibility, and low blood sugar if you're already on diabetes meds. Since...

[Update] First week on Ozempic – 27F – Down 2.5 kg / 5.6 lbs! Hey everyone! I’m a 27 year old woman, 5'7” (170 cm). SW: 121.7 kg / ~268 lbs CW: 119.2 kg / ~263 lbs Dose: 0.25 mg Total loss after Week 1: 2.5 kg / ~5.5 lbs I wanted to share my first week experience – partly to keep myself amped...

Thanks almost-there! That's super helpful about the shelf life. I'm wondering if anyone has tried Verified Peptides? I saw them advertised and they claim everything is tested.

My NAD+ from my last supplier was buffered and didn’t cause any stinging. I had to stop using Glow though, I think it caused inflammation and water retention, and my weight went up.

I am trying to find some NAD+ and 'Glow' (GHK-Cu?) kits. I know a few places carry it, and I've been happy with my usual source for sema, but I'd like to see if there are other good alternatives to have more options. Also, does anyone buffer their NAD+? Or is additional stuff always needed to...

I'm all for that! I'm glad to see the government might be making moves to help people get access to these meds. Now, how about generic versions to bring the prices down?