Anyone else have problems finding a reliable source? I've heard horror stories. I found two places that seem legit, though crypto-only: https://fakeurl1.com and https://fakeurl2.com
I worry about waiting too long to release retatrutide, considering the rapid development of potentially more effective drugs. Bioglutide, for example, is a quadruple-receptor agonist in Phase 2 trials as both an oral and combined formulation...
I agree with Jamie09. They're making a killing on tirzepatide and don't want to cut into their profits until they're fully ready to launch retatrutide. And that CEO really needs to get the pronunciation right (Reht a TRU' Tied, as suggested by PurePal).
I was on Ozempic a few years ago for around half a year but my insurance stopped covering it, and I couldn't pay out of pocket. One thing I should have done was research which vitamins and minerals I needed. Eating badly depleted my vitamins and eating less made it worse.
I think some of the bad...
I went from 270lbs to 170lbs and the change in how people treat me is HUGE. It's honestly kind of depressing. I'm still the same person, so why wasn't I worthy of basic respect before? Plus, I'm not always thrilled with the attention I get from guys now.
That's a smart approach, LongIslandLoz. Small, sustainable changes are key. I've been focusing on getting more fiber in my diet, and it's made a big difference in my blood sugar control.
It's such a different experience this time around. Instead of obsessing over every calorie, the focus is shifting to just feeling good and having more energy. I saw someone else mention this:
... and yes! Exactly that!
I recently read about a guy who went from a size 3XLT to a regular 2XL on sema. He said he still has a ways to go, but it's cool to see the medication helping people reach their goals! It's also great when people are able to focus less on their weight.