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Great job, you look fantastic! So proud of your success. I'm only in week two but already down 6lbs; about 50 more to go.

That smile says it all! I feel like I'm getting mine back too!!! Congrats

Really interesting to see the muscle definition improvements! Saw someone online go from a size 16 to a size 8 with sema and bootcamp style fitness. Maybe I need to up my workout game. I'm just doing light Pilates right now.

Do all individuals experience a reduction in weight on this medication, or does it vary from person to person?

I'm also using ozempic, and I'm on day 11. Fantastic results! I am excited to share mine soon :)

It's not just the weight loss; it's the mental burden that disappears. I've tried everything to lose weight, but this is the first time it's truly working. Down 46 lbs since March '25 - that's WILD.

I'm ready to start, but my appetite is still huge. I'm just beginning, so I hope that changes soon. 🙌

You look younger and thinner, and super attractive! Congrats!

That’s incredible!!! You really did it!!

Scale is important Taylor1982. If you add 7.5mL of bacteriostatic water to that 15mg GHRP2 vial, then each 1mL will have 2000mcg, 0.5mL has 1000mcg, and .05mL has 100mcg. That .05mL is 50 units on a 1mL syringe which is pretty small. I'd suggest using a 0.5mL insulin syringe to draw it since...

Yeah, it's annoying how much they overhype products like that. It's all about the profit, not really about helping people.

You can find sterile water for injection in single-use vials pretty easily. Something like https://www.amscomedical.com/ABB4887-10 is only a little over a buck each. Just make sure it doesn't have anything added like bacteriostatic agents or buffers. ABB4887-10 is a good example.

Your English is great! I was just pointing out for Lou the "if used wrong" part of your post about tesa and diabetes. I was also adding that it's FDA approved. I didn't mean to say that all FDA approved drugs are safe no matter what. We're on the same page.

It's the "if used wrong" part that's key. Tesa is actually FDA approved, but you have to stick to the recommended dosages.

I did 5mg of tirzepatide. Semaglutide is way better in my opinion. And cheaper too.

I'm not sure where this person is getting their information, but it's like ChatGPT's less-developed sibling. Cagritutide is not a thing.

This is a really informative article and totally on-topic for this group.