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I just twist the dial and use all those clicks without removing the needle.

To add to my experience, I really struggled with electrolyte imbalances alongside the nausea. I found that supplementing with electrolytes really helped! I was using a sugar free hydration product, but I got tired of it.

Honestly, sometimes throwing up made me feel so much better. That initial month is brutal. The nausea came back when the dose was increased, but it wasn't nearly as intense.

Thank you for such a thoughtful overview. To add a clinical perspective: as body fat decreases, circulating leptin levels fall, which can increase hunger independent of medication dose. So does not always mean treatment failure. Before increasing dose, I usually suggest patients review: -...

that's so awesome, seriously! congrats to you. some days i feel like i'll never get there but seeing people hit their goals keeps me going

That's fantastic to hear about your knee pain improving. Weight loss can make a significant difference!

Fantastic!

A visible clavicle! What a great thing to hear!

That's not really how these medications work. It is usually intended as a long-term therapy, unless you're okay with potentially regaining the weight in the future...

It's concerning how many people disregard basic sterile procedures, even in the peptide scene. Someone was prepping injectables on a dirty kitchen counter, cat hair everywhere...unbelievable.

I'd prefer something like a transdermal patch. A cream seems like it could easily transfer to others unintentionally. Imagine accidental exposure, or even intentional misuse. www.sciencealert.com

It's great to see success stories, especially for those with conditions like PCOS. Weight loss can significantly improve related issues. Good luck with your tummy tuck!

Congratulations!

I totally get this. Feeling like yourself again is the biggest victory.

yo that jawline looking sharp. solid before and after right there.

Congratulations, you look wonderful!

Stacking both would be redundant since they use the same receptors. You'd just get amplified side effects without any real advantage. Run Tirz up through the dose ladder first and see how you actually respond before even considering switching or mixing.

If you ever tried fixing one of those junky things, you'd know the answer is absolutely yes. I've probably got 5 or 6 pounds of car permanently stuck in me at this point.

I once had a Mazda years ago. I don't recommend it.

It's so inspiring to see these success stories! I've been hovering around the same weight for a bit, but seeing your progress, TrimReady, is giving me a boost of motivation!