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Circling back on this since it's been a couple weeks. The way I understand it, mTOR suppression from GCG activation is dose dependent same as everything else with these compounds, so cutting from 15mg to something like 8-10mg might get you most of the fat loss benefit without leaning as hard on...

I am at maintenance, 2mg Tirz weekly plus 350mcg of ipa+cjc1295 (no DAC) daily for six weeks now, down 4kg over the last 5. It is day 7 after my last Tirz shot and I feel no hunger at all. I also fast daily from 05:00 to 12:00 after the ipa+cjc stack. My guess is daily fasting taught me to live...

Only Tesa for me, while on a glp1. Bedtime dosing hurt my sleep, so I began with 0.5 (slept fine), then bumped to 1 a week in, and 2mg a week after that. Joint pain showed up after two weeks at 2mg, so I dropped back to 1mg daily for a couple months. My A1c climbed from 5.4 to 5.8, so I stopped...

Wonderful for the both of you! I'm dropping a fair amount myself but my husband's just not up for trying it, guessing he's spooked by needles honestly. Any plans to eventually stop the shots and see if the results hold on their own? Congrats again!

Interesting, since I've got several loose vials plus a full kit of the third compound stashed away frozen right now. If the next few months go well I'll end up with a good bit more of it coming in, and the plan was always to freeze that extra amount too until it's actually needed.

But has your waist actually gotten smaller though? Scale hasn't budged for me either, though my jeans feel noticeably roomier now. Working out every single day since starting the third compound, so the added muscle's likely canceling out fat loss on the scale.

Second week now running Cagri on top of my 12.5 Tirz. Noticed appetite suppression right from that first .25 dose, though nothing to report weight-wise yet, added it mainly hoping to break through a stall. Probably still too early to draw conclusions. No negative reaction from the cag itself so far.

Personally I've noticed this medication (technically the higher-dose weight-loss version, same drug though) has cut way back on my drinking. Pretty much strictly a vacation drinker these days, could easily stretch six months or more before touching a drop again. When I do have one though, no...

Nearly two years on this medication now, and while I still eat far less than I used to, I can definitely manage more food than I could when I first started. Made a point early on to eat something sweet daily, wanted my habits to actually be sustainable long term and chocolate's just too...

Hi! Been on sema a little over six months now. Lost what some might call a modest amount, went from 170 down to 135 lbs. Might sound silly, but I really wish someone had warned me how quickly a face can thin out, mine changed at surprising speed. Roughly sixty days before the wedding I had a...

Bloodwork has improved dramatically, sorry to disappoint anyone hoping otherwise. Only downside has been my pulse climbing 12 to 15 beats per minute. Settled back down some since, though still running above my usual baseline.

Dealt with the exact same thing until I made the jump off semaglutide and onto tirzepatide not long ago. Way fewer side effects, no more that bloated feeling, and the weight's coming off again.

My pharmacy has a savings program they apply automatically that brings the price down to match the generic. Asked about it and turns out they'd already applied it by the time I picked up today.

That specific percentage reflects the average weight loss recorded across a major clinical trial spanning 72 weeks. It doesn't indicate any inherent ceiling on how much weight this medication can help someone lose.

Hey, a stall like this sometimes just means your body's found a temporary resting point, even after such a steady, quick drop before now. You clearly respond well at lower amounts, that's encouraging. Since you're already splitting a 15mg pen, a modest bump, say 5.5, 5.75, or 6mg, could be...

The ringing ears at 10mg/6d is a rare but documented side effect at higher dose frequencies. Whether it was dose-dependent or timing-dependent is hard to know without retesting at a different schedule. The sun sensitivity question in the OP's thread title combined with a massive result at 5'2"...

great result. the combination of dose calibration and consistency is what produces this kind of outcome without the miserable side effect burden that pushes people off protocol. you found the right pace

The UK private clinic telehealth-then-collect route is a real option for people who travel there regularly - the private system can see and prescribe in a single appointment for most conditions including weight management, and the medication can be taken home within personal supply rules. the...

the mismatch between what manufacturer documentation shows and what a third-party source is displaying is exactly the kind of discrepancy worth flagging - the Eli literature is the authoritative reference on what the actual product looks like, and any image that diverges from it warrants...

The shift from food taking up mental bandwidth to just... not is one of the things that's hardest to explain to people who haven't experienced it. Cookies in the house without thinking about them is such a specific marker. The OP's description of food occupying every thought is the before, and...