For anyone feeling discouraged, I saw a post where someone lost over 100lbs since April. Their starting weight was around 315, and they're down to nearly 215. It's a marathon, not a sprint!
Could you provide your starting weight (SW), current weight (CW), and goal weight (GW)? Also, what's your height? I'm curious because our body types seem quite similar!
I can totally relate to that 'wow' moment looking back. Congrats! It's almost like seeing a past version of yourself that you don't recognize. #nevergoingback
One additional clinical point: rapid weight loss without resistance training increases the proportion of lean mass lost.
We are seeing better long-term metabolic outcomes in patients who combine GLP-1 therapy with structured resistance programs.
Medication addresses appetite and glycemic...
Just a heads-up that my Amo Cagri arrived last week and works perfectly with no pH issues. First Amo jab this week after Skye Peptides before. On Amo Tirz at 7.5mg total weekly with split dosing and Cagri at 0.6mg now. Continuing to lose - down 58 pounds since June.
I'd suggest keeping a food diary for a while to really understand how many calories you need to maintain. It's a pain, but better than fad diets. Knowing the numbers is really important.
My dentist said my gums look much better during my last checkup. Also, my hair seems to be growing back, and my skin is clearer and softer. It's been pretty amazing. I've lost about 90 pounds, too. Haven't been this thin or healthy in a long time.
I agree. The UK researcher mentioned a "fingerprint" pointing to liver issues when ALT and AST are normal, but didn't say which markers. It's like they left out the info on purpose.
I agree. At the lowest dose of Tirz, I was shocked I couldn't even finish one glass of wine. But now I'm back to two glasses, even at higher doses. My libido is still low, though.