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Lil_AF NSV means non-scale victory. It's when you notice positive changes that aren't just reflected in the number on the scale, like clothes fitting better or having more energy.

Doing great!

This is encouraging. Keep up the great work!

You look fantastic! I'm only down about 6 pounds; can't wait to see changes in my face.

The change in your eyes is incredible! Congratulations on the progress.

You could try the 'N' place or PGB

I'm curious too, since I'm just starting. I read about some people hitting plateaus around the 6-month mark. I'm hoping to avoid that! Any tips?

That reminds me of a friend I used to have. He was always slim and quick to judge. When he asked what I was doing to lose weight so quickly, I told him about the GLP-1 med I was taking. The lecture I got afterwards was unbelievable... Lost a friend that day, but I feel much lighter!

What inspired that tattoo? It's awesome.

OMG my heart skipped a beat! I've stalled and thought I was about to gain... THEN I understood! LOL Congratulations!

Could you break down what you did over the last couple years? I just started on a similar med (about a month in, super low dose still, not much appetite change yet).

...and she's incredible! 🤩

Thanks for the info, everyone! I think I'll pass on these guys for now. Better safe than sorry, right?

Hi everyone! Wondering if anyone has experience with the tirze from this source? Any feedback on how well it works? Thanks!

That's not entirely correct. Without ongoing lifestyle modifications, higher dosages are often needed over time to maintain the initial benefits. Eventually, tolerance can develop even at the highest tolerable dose, leading to weight regain despite continued use of the medication. This process...

It's interesting that these sources can synthesize it already even before it's fully through clinical trials.

I agree with Oz_Squad_Leader - focus on the basics first. And I'm still worried about That's a recipe for disaster. Please be careful.

You're exceeding the maximum recommended dosages for both Tirz and Sema. You should take a break before you cause serious problems.

Reta isn't supposed to be as effective for hunger control as sema or tirz.

That's an insane amount of GLP-1 activity! Seriously, it's excessive. I wouldn't add anything else. Maybe cagrilintide, but definitely no reta.