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Whoa, those things look intense! Now I'm thinking I might need one, lol.

Never used one or thought about it. If you get one and it's awesome, let us know!

You look awesome! Congrats!

Hey guys, Just a heads up about the rules here. No talk about unapproved versions of semaglutide, or trying to buy/sell anything. Watch out for weird DMs offering stuff, they're scams. If you're new, check out the . Just trying to help everyone out.

Speaking of stomach issues, has anyone else dealt with constipation? I'm trying to figure out what to do. I've heard fiber is key.

I've totally lost my taste for alcohol. I used to always keep a bottle of wine or Prosecco in the house. I loved liqueurs and enjoyed beer. I had some wine a week ago to see if I could still enjoy it. I did, but I have no desire to buy more.

Yeah, it's not the same for everyone. Some folks are more sensitive than others.

It's definitely possible! Just take it one day at a time. Small, consistent steps will get you there.

Holy cow! You've lost an entire human!! Fantastic work... be proud of yourself. 👊

I'm very sorry for your loss, but I'm happy you're feeling better! I'm sure your mother would be extremely proud of what you accomplished. Keep it up!

Massive NSV congrats 🍾

Varying energy levels aren't always caused by the drug itself. It's related to the caloric deficit. A huge deficit makes you feel tired. Try to control the weight loss by eating consistently each day. If you skip food, you'll bonk the next day.

Wow, what a change! These stories are so motivating. Congrats! I can totally see why it wouldn't recognize you!

Half a year of 2mg Tesamorelin a day will reduce visceral fat. You need to be dieting (with or without a GLP) and/or exercising to maintain a caloric deficit, or the visceral fat will be replaced by subcutaneous fat. It's "weight neutral."

Answering Just_Journey, I'm currently on 1mg.

That's fantastic! Really happy to hear that, keep it up!

Just hit the 6-week mark. I'm doing about 1500 cals daily, working out most days with a mix of cardio and weights focusing on treadmill and bike. I started at 278lbs and now I'm down to 258lbs. Still got a ways to go but feeling great!

I think it could be either one causing the issues. I take Metformin for diabetes, and it can definitely cause loose stools, nausea, and stomach upset. I switched to the slow-release version, and it made a huge difference. I don't have any experience with Retatrutide yet, but I wanted to share my...

Not sure if I'm allowed to say this, but there's a group on Telegram that's testing, and some have your batch number.

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