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I haven't had great luck with GLP-1 meds. They curve appetite, but the stomach issues were too much. My wife is on Retatrutide and doing great. I want to get rid of some belly fat, so I'm thinking about giving it a shot. Has anyone else tried it?

I've used the same brand and size needle for over 2 years, always reordering when I'm out of sema or lancets. I always sanitize the vial and area with alcohol wipes, and I haven't switched brands of those either. For over a year, I never had any issues like swelling, discoloration, or pain at...

I've noticed a decrease in libido when I'm doing a really strict low-calorie diet. Maybe try having a couple of higher-calorie days to see if that makes a difference.

Just my experience and what I've read. Others might disagree. 1. GLP: Thursdays, in the evening. This gives me the weekend to deal with side effects, mainly GI problems that showed up within 2 days. When I was using something similar, I did that on Friday nights. Both were once weekly. 2...

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant the same injection site in a rotation. Like, test on the left side of the abdomen and reta on the right side, around the same time, then alternate next time. Is that okay?

Hi everyone! I'm looking for some input from people with experience using GLP-1 meds. I've seen lots of helpful comments here and there, and I'd like to consolidate some information related to a few questions: 1. Injection Timing: Any preference for injecting in the AM versus PM? What's the...

Has anyone stacked a GHRP with IGF-LR3? I'm trying to understand this all. I'm mainly interested in athletic performance. Does putting more IGF-1 in your bloodstream stop the GHRP from working?

Have you looked into KLOW yet? It could be that the GLOW you used was a bad batch. I plan to go to GLOW after I finish this vial of BPC-157/TB-500. I'll stick to the recommended dosage of GHK-cu but I'll add more BPC-157 and TB-500 on top because I'll need more for injuries like yours.

Many physicians will prescribe an increase from 1mg to 2mg for diabetes, but it is best to go up in increments to observe any side effects. If you are feeling adverse symptoms, always consult with your doctor.

Sounds like a blood sugar or hydration problem to me.

There was a post about someone who's been on Mounjaro for 3 months now and lost about 28 pounds. Said they were close to being out of the 'obese' range, which is a HUGE victory! It's inspiring to see these success stories.

Absolutely gorgeous!

Wowza! You look incredible! (Said with respect, of course 😂)

I think it really varies person-to-person. I've seen some people have a huge initial drop in weight, which is often just water weight from reduced inflammation. Then it slows down. I don't even look at the scale. My doctor monitors my bloodwork to see if it's working.

I'm really curious about the mental health aspect of this journey... I feel like it would make such a positive impact overall. Has anyone else noticed big changes in their energy levels and overall quality of life?

Wow, 3 months...I wonder where I'll be by January!

Wowza! You look fantastic! Seriously, if you need the reminder, keep those comparison pics handy. Looking good! 😊

Regarding exercise: I went from *zero* activity (desk job) to walking 30 minutes a day. Twice a week I do light weight training, focusing on core. I think the key is slow and steady increases.

What dosages did you use, and how long were you on each?

Hit my lowest weight since I was a kid. Like, seriously, pre-braces days.