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Rock On man!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Hmm. Sema comes with more unwanted effects, while tirz has a stronger impact on cravings and that 'food noise'. I personally prefer Sema, though.

Just my take influenced by others. Like tesamorelin over growth hormone personally. Not 30 anymore. It triggers some release plus helps weight. Stopped my diabetes med since stacking. Getting better results from it than that med. Stopped paying for that by paying for this, win-win. Have...

Same thing happened to me today. My son just finished med school and busts out 'orthostatic hypotension from hypovolemia'—fancy way to say drink more water, right? Wasn't even blood sugar for me, had sushi a couple hours earlier. Chugging water now.

I went down from 10mg to 5mg gradually. I accidentally did a 7.5 injection one day apart, so I ended up with 15mg that week. I threw up the morning after the 2nd 7.5 injection. That's the only time I've ever vomited on any dose of MJ. After that, I could eat or drink anything without my blood...

If you leave at least 5 days between doses, you can change the days around.

Yes, it often works better, and many report fewer side effects. However, some do better on sema; everyone is different. I only lost 17 pounds in about 9 months on sema with serious side effects. Once I switched to tirz, I dropped roughly 40 pounds in the same amount of time. If you're losing...

Congrats on sharing your experience, nice work!

That's a valid concern, especially when you're first starting out. The first few weeks can be the most variable when it comes to side effects, so it makes sense that you wouldn’t want to experiment right before a flight. Changing the timing or adjusting doses on your own can sometimes make...

Reconstituting peptides can certainly be tricky. While DMSO can be used, it's crucial to minimize exposure. The suggestions of using a small amount of DMSO followed by a buffer like PBS are reasonable. Ensure the final DMSO concentration is as low as possible, ideally below 0.5%, to minimize...

Unlikely that one slightly higher dose would cause this. Might be psychological. If it continues, see your doctor.

Just to be clear for everyone, 2.5mg is often NOT considered a therapeutic dosage. But if it works for you, that's awesome! I have patients who can barely tolerate 5mg. Listen to your body!

I'd advise you to stick to your scheduled dose day.

A single Prilosec each morning, chased with a large glass of water. It's been a total game changer for me.

I've read a lot about how important lifestyle changes are with these meds. It's not just a magic bullet. You gotta fix your diet and exercise too. I saw a guy on Reddit went from almost 400lbs to under 200 by changing his relationship with food, then used Ozempic to break through a plateau...

Nothing to add, Mix_Set, just support as you move forward.

Congrats! Which GLP-1? Dosage?

Adding to what others are saying about body recomposition: one thing I've found helpful is to take progress pictures every couple of weeks. The changes can be subtle, but when you compare photos from a month or two apart, it can be really motivating. The scale doesn't always tell the whole story!

Way to spin it... Congrats?

What dose of Reta is your wife on? I'm considering it myself. I'm trying to lean out a little and have heard good things about how it works with TRT. I'm pushing 60.