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Been on this a good long while myself, ended up at the higher end of dosing before switching. Hit a hard plateau, kept pushing the amount up, and still ended up gaining some weight back. Could tell the food noise had crept back in, even though activity levels stayed exactly the same, still doing...

BPC-157 is the most frequently cited for inflammatory back issues - the evidence base is thinner than people imply but the anecdotal pattern is consistent enough to be worth investigating.

Face shots hit differently than body shots - privacy comfort varies, it's usually not about the result.

Calorie restriction below 800 triggers metabolic adaptation - output drops to match. GLP-1 changes the appetite signal upstream before the body can compensate.

Lost my job and insurance so Ozempic's off the table. My blood sugar's been wonky and I'm tired, not energized like before. Cravings came back and I've put on over 40 lbs of what I'd lost. That's the hardest part—watching it come back when I had so much more to lose. Working on getting set up in...

don't be scared. your body's still chasing that pleasure hit — could be food, could be shopping, doesn't matter. listen to your body. if you feel full, stop. if you want water, drink it. nothing to be scared of unless you wanna keep the eating addiction.

Using sterile water for dilution means non-zero contamination risk if you use the vial for more than one needle stick. Even in hospital pharmacies with laminar hoods, single-use vials only go for one shift. Least with bacteriostatic water your contamination risk drops way down. Good lab but they...

Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences. It really helps to know I'm not alone. Has anyone tried to maintain on a lower dose? I'm thinking maybe that's the key... SunnyGrind212 That's an interesting approach, did you work with your doctor on that?

Find a qualified endocrinologist for assistance! We're all here to help you figure out a plan that works!

I used a GLP-1 agonist for a little over a year and a half and dropped nearly 80 pounds. I wasn't quite done, but my insurance changed and I couldn't keep paying for it. It's been a little over a year since I stopped and I've regained all of it. I feel awful and don't understand how I allowed...

Reta is pricier, but if it works better with fewer milligrams, it's worth it. Maybe a couple of milligrams is the new equivalent of 15mg of tirz? My doctor told me to "go by feel" when titrating up with tirz. These drugs are really based on individual "feel."

Got it. What's the solution concentration you're drawing from? You can tell me to mind my own business, lol.

From what I've seen, people don't use as many milligrams of Reta as they do with Tirz, except maybe in studies. So, how many ml/units are in the syringe when you inject 2mg or less?

I feel better than I have in years! My energy is way up and I'm finally motivated to do more than just hot yoga. Bring on the weights!

Amazing transformation! I started around 4/22/24 at 233lbs too!! I’m around 5'6 or 5'7, and in my early 40s. I wish I had taken before photos.

Since people are asking, here are my stats: Started at: 233 lbs Now at: 178 lbs Goal: 160 lbs I started semaglutide around the start of May and mostly do hot yoga. Planning to start lifting weights soon to help with loose skin. ❤️

Don't forget to document your journey with pictures! It's worth it. ❤️

I'm noticing some new neck lines now that I've lost weight. Anyone else experiencing this? Any recommendations for creams or treatments?

Wow, such a nice glow!

It's crazy how shedding weight can completely transform your appearance. If you don't mind sharing, how much weight did you lose? You look fantastic! 😊 I dropped about 40, and it definitely altered my face quite a bit. I wasn't really expecting that.