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I hear you. Sometimes there are metabolic roadblocks that make it feel like an uphill battle. The GLP-1 meds can be a real game-changer for some of us. Keep going!

You're looking great!! So thrilled for you 👏🏻🫶🏻

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Exactly! Some people can even achieve remission with weight loss and maintaining that lower weight. It really depends on the individual and their family history.

Is that ringtone from GTA, lol?

Looking fantastic!

That's incredible progress, Alex! I'm curious, have you noticed any significant changes in your overall health and well-being besides the weight loss?

Congrats, Alex!!!!

It's still hard to believe... I used to avoid cameras like the plague before starting semaglutide (still dealing with body image issues, tbh). Here's one of the few pictures I have of myself at my heaviest, around 270 pounds and squeezing into a size 2X or even 3X sometimes. Now, I'm down to...

Yes exactly Papi nails it. It's that constant mental chatter about eating, planning your next meal, thinking about food. Some people don't experience it much, but for others it's a real struggle. Reta, at the right dose, can quiet that down.

For those who are researching options, there's data suggesting that tirzepatide may be more effective at lowering A1c and promoting weight loss compared to semaglutide, though it might come with a slightly increased risk of GI side effects, particularly at higher doses. Something to discuss with...

Maybe you could try microdosing Reta to get over the hunger hump before you start stacking peptides? Microdosing will let it build up in your system faster than dosing once weekly. (Reta has a half-life of nearly a week). You could also start with a low dose on your first injection (1 mg) and...

Fantastic work!

I've been on 1.7mg for over 3 months. Zero appetite reduction! I think I'm hungrier! I want chocolate constantly. I have had exactly zero of the benefits I read about. It's the same as not taking anything!

What dosage have you been using and what brand? Just curious for comparison's sake. Congrats, you must feel amazing! 👍😃

Thanks for the insight. My doctor prescribed this for my type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, I'm having trouble affording the copay. The prices are around $300-$500 a month, which is out of reach for me. Any suggestions?

I've been reading about people successfully maintaining their weight loss using semaglutide. One thing I've noticed is how important it is to stay consistent with diet and exercise, even after reaching your goal weight. Maintaining is just as important as losing!

I'm also interested in this. I want to source the blend but I've heard they aren't PH balanced? Anyone know?

Regarding peptide shelf life... How long can you realistically expect an unmixed peptide to remain stable?

Domestic source testing...