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25-30 lbs back while not eating healthy is actually the honest version of what stopping or neglecting the behavioral piece produces. The oral rybelsus route is a real option and some people find the consistency of a daily pill easier than remembering injections. What does the pill protocol look...

The 'I still look like my old self' perception lag is one of the most consistent psychological patterns in weight loss - the brain's self-image updates much slower than the scale and the mirror. The old clothes reality check is one of the more effective ways to bypass the perception issue...

Getting the dose in units without knowing the mg per vial is the information gap that makes reconstitution harder than it needs to be. For the OP trying to understand mixing before starting, the key number is the mg concentration per mL after adding the BAC water - that determines how many units...

Yeah, the initial weeks can be deceptive. A 2-lb change doesn't mean much when you're building strength and staying hydrated. I noticed the same thing early on - looked like nothing was happening for ages, then suddenly things shifted. Just keep consistent with your training routine and logging...

I hope you're getting a percentage! 😉

Free RLT? You lucky duck! I'm a believer, and I love your sense of humor. Please let us know if you see any results, even if it's just improved dance moves! 😉

Take powdered MiraLAX or generic brand every morning.

I asked an AI to compare rat data on semaglutide discontinuation with human SURMONT numbers when people stopped tirzepatide. Slopes looked crazy similar. Rats are pretty close to humans biologically, so that's wild to think about.

pepto has bismuth in it, and bismuth kills the bacteria that causes those gross sulfur burps.

Start slow, let your body adjust. GLP1 hits people different. Half-life is 5 days, so give it 4 weeks to really settle in. More water than you think you need, and veggies not pills for fiber. Grab enough protein to keep muscle. This'll be smoother if you dodge the rough patches.

Huge congrats on hitting those milestones. You're in a healthier place now and have earned the confidence that comes with it. That said, your worth was never tied to appearance - the person within is what truly defines you.

Thread came back to life and yeah, I'm at 12-13mg Tirz now and hungry constantly these past two weeks. Eating way more than usual, worse choices too. Work stress probably, but Tirz always pushed through before. Hate moving to 15mg officially but adding an extra pin today. Urge to eat's still...

food aversions on mounjaro are super common early but soften by dose 2 or 3 for most. bigger thing is electrolytes—you're eating way less volume. diy salt and potassium mix works but tastes awful. salt of the earth made a difference for me when appetite was zero.

Didn't expect much from the weekly shot but it worked strong the first few days, then wore off around day 4 or 5. Just listened to my body about eating. Three weeks in and I've lost 23 pounds. I know some of that's water and inflammation from starting at a high weight, but 23 lbs in 3 weeks...

They shut down the 503B compounders hard. 503A's are still ok for now. What're poorer folks supposed to do if they want to get healthy?

Get to a healthier weight first, then address testosterone. One system stabilizes before attacking the next.

rapid loss hits the gallbladder hard. if you still have yours add bile salts fiber that kind of thing. but honestly slowing down is probably smarter. strength and nutrition focus after the fast part.

Hi. I'm sorry you had that hospital experience. Dehydration and electrolyte imbalance is very scary. It's understandable you feel discouraged. Your weight loss is actually consistent with a small calorie deficit. You lost 9-10 kg in about 10 months, which is about 250 kcal per day. With a...

Stick with 2.5mg and take it easy. 6 pounds isn't nothing! Try 5mg again later if you plateau. Maybe you're not eating enough, and your body is trying to protect you. A cheat day might also help.

That's got to be annoying, especially when you're happy with the other changes. Hormonal acne from weight loss is a known issue. Body fat changes can cause hormone fluctuations, and your skin can react until everything balances out. If it's worse around your cycle and feels cystic, it probably...