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I've noticed my tolerance is way lower. I used to be able to put away a few drinks, but now one or two and I'm done. I also get zero enjoyment out of it anymore.

I never thought a diabetes medication could mess with your mental health... How does that even work? I figured it just makes you more tired because you're not eating as much as before.

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Yeah, I noticed a similar thing when I first started. That energy surge is legit, but it does diminish over time. Congrats on losing 45 pounds in 14 months, that's awesome! I take compounded sema now since insurance stopped covering Ozempic. Works just as well and is much cheaper.

I'm currently doing 1.0, and it seems to be working well so far.

I actually went from semaglutide to tirzepatide, and my mental well-being tanked. I felt zero joy, had no energy, couldn't focus, and barely lost any weight. Turns out, tirz just doesn't work for me, but sema does. I've been back on sema for about a month now and feel so much better – I can...

I've been all over with no issues. I've started using a pen with pre-filled cartridges. I take what I need and toss the empties. I keep everything in a thermos with a cold pack. I'm about to see how it goes in South America.

You look fantastic! I'm on the dose for maintenance now. It took me around nine months to drop about 50 lbs. It was difficult, but so worth it in the end.

I agree about the water, GastricEmptyOut. And don't strain too hard – that can lead to other problems down the line.

It's the same mentality with other things, Bee. Like, 'Oh, you're taking meds for depression? Just try smiling more!' It's ridiculous.

I hate the 'too easy' argument. If a med helps with a long-term health issue, that's great! It's not magic, it just makes things manageable.

Just be mindful when going through TSA. Make sure all your meds are clearly labeled. It may also save you some trouble to have a note from your doctor explaining why you need the medication and needles.

I'm curious, how is this better than the cardboard box it comes in?

I think that's awesome that you made your own. Thanks for posting!

Wow you look amazing. I must be doing something wrong lol. You are inspirational!

Congratulations! I'm thrilled you reached your goal, but I'm even happier to hear that your body feels better (less inflammation, pain reduction, etc.). You look fantastic!

Oral versions aren't nearly as effective as the injections.

Congrats!! I'm delighted to hear about your progress. What side effects did you have??

This whole thread seems fishy to me.

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