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You might want to look into the specific locations they use for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). It's often used for treatment-resistant depression, but since there's a possible connection between depression and Alzheimer's (both involving dopamine), it could be interesting. It's very...

That would be great!

Thanks, I understand now! I've only ever used the brand name stuff. This solution came with a peptide order, and I'd never seen it before.

Thanks! I get it now. I was given this stuff and it's just been sitting around because I hadn't heard of it. I kept meaning to ask about it.

I've got some peptide dissolving fluid here, a 30mL vial that says it contains 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol. I know the stuff from big pharma is considered top quality, but I'm wondering if there's a real difference? I've read that the 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol is what makes it okay for multiple uses. If this...

Gym_Lady Great question! Yes, I lift weights 3x a week. It helps!

Thanks everyone! Lee, to answer your question, I started around 231lbs. Began on the lowest dose and slowly titrated up every month. I'm currently on the highest dose available.

Been on this medication for 6 months and I'm down 55 pounds! Currently sitting at 176lbs! It's been a journey for sure!

Talked to my endocrinologist about this, and she said, "This is likely a lifetime medication. Maybe not Ozempic specifically, but you'll probably be on some kind of GLP-1 drug forever." I'm looking at it this way: Because of Ozempic, my blood pressure is normal now after needing medication for...

That's usually what happens with any weight loss program. The odds aren't great. Tons of studies show that most people, like 80% or more, gain all the weight back, and sometimes even more, within 5 years or even sooner. You'll probably lose the weight again, but the real question is, what are...

Seriously Inject_Progress926, congrats! Did you hit any plateaus during your two years?

Yay! So happy for you!

You've unlocked a new you! Congrats!

Yes, I was. It was a game changer, but I also made some serious lifestyle changes too, like eating better and getting more active. The meds helped me get there though.

Thanks everyone for the kind words! It means a lot to me. It wasn't easy, but so worth it. I'm thinking of getting some cosmetic surgery now. Never thought I'd say that!

I'm seriously in shock. I can actually slide into my old high school jeans. Never thought this day would come. It's been about 2 years since I started this journey. I started around 310, and this morning the scale said 140. I've lost 170 pounds! I am so, so happy.