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Thanks, BurnPal! Plateaus are always frustrating, but they don't last forever. Slow progress is still progress!

Keep up the awesome work!

When the scale isn't moving, it's hard to see progress. I've dropped 95 lbs since starting this journey but haven't lost anything the past month. Feeling discouraged, I dug out an old outfit... the difference is amazing! Proof that consistency pays off!

It's a good question. I've found that even small dietary adjustments make a difference on these meds.

Been fighting my weight and health issues for ages. Started GLP-1 under doctor supervision and saw big shifts in just months. Energy went up, my mood got better, cravings mostly stopped, and healthy eating just made sense suddenly. Shed over 40 pounds in 8 months, got my blood sugar under...

You look like you took off a decade! Fantastic job!

That's insane! I've been using Pomegranate Health. They were $249 for 3 months, up to 1mg. About $83/month.

Probably some foreign supplier, right?

I'm on week two now, and I'm not sure if I'm full or hungry. I feel hunger pains all the time, even after eating a healthy meal. It's definitely not sickness. My body wants food, but I don't want any more. Has anyone else felt this?

These food aversions feel so much like pregnancy cravings it's bizarre. The very thought of certain foods makes me feel sick.

patents expiring could drop costs to three dollars a month. imagine the impact. interesting discussion about compounded versions from pharmacy ceos. raises safety and legality questions. worth checking if considering that route.

Okay, we all get the basic Ozempic rundown—smaller meals, less hungry, maybe some digestive *adventures*. But seriously, why didn't anyone tell me about: * The food freak-outs? My body now hates ground beef (used to be my go-to), but I'm obsessed with bell peppers of all things??? * The energy...

Literally rearranging all my photo collections from before-after to after-before

Which BAC did you use? Tesa pH sensitivity is finicky. One vial turned cloudy then gelled, others with Hospira stayed fine. Heated the bad one plus fresh Hospira, returned to normal.

I agree with Skyler78. Rapid weight loss can definitely trigger hair loss. It's called telogen effluvium and is usually temporary. Make sure you're getting enough protein and vitamins!

Incredible!!

I had serious problems with this too. Bismuth subsalicylate completely turned it around for me. I've taken just half a pill in the morning when I could feel them starting and they were totally gone after a couple hours. Game changer honestly.

Not sure I follow what that even is. You're looking fantastic to me though!

Wow, this is great! I'm going to get one too!

Don't worry, you'll reach your goal eventually. It took me almost a year, but I've dropped about 65 pounds. It comes off gradually!