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He behaves like that because women in the past put up with it. He is so disgusting and there's no chance I would ever go back there. I hope his retirement is miserable. What a terrible person.

Yes, spill the beans - what app is it?

I reached my target today too! Went from 220lbs to 143lbs. Now gonna focus on firming up!

I found another med, Ipamorelin, that helps people lose weight. Anyone know how much it is? I'm meeting with my doctor next week to discuss adding ipamorelin to my regimen. Can anyone give me a general cost of using this peptide?

And the prices are going up in Canada now. They want to drop the price here, so they are raising them there. The big bosses still get paid, and we get screwed.

I saw on GoodRx, you have to swear you have zero insurance, like no Medicare or Medicaid, not just that you pay out of pocket. That's annoying since Medicare doesn't usually cover weight loss stuff. I need to find out more from my pharmacy.

Exactly! It's about more than just the number on the scale. It's about improved mobility, reduced joint pain, and increased confidence to try new things.

I think some of these are plausible, at least indirectly. Improved sleep and energy levels can impact all sorts of things. I've also heard reports of boosted confidence.

Exactly. It's a complex issue that requires a multifaceted approach. Medication alone isn't the answer.

What will all this stuff do to the millions of people who aren't using GLP-1s? Just give them a fast pass to obesity and diabetes??

Is there an actual article on this somewhere that isn't some rando's opinion on social media? I'd like to read something with a bit more substance.

It's great to hear you're prioritizing strength training! It's crucial when using GLP-1s. Studies have shown that a significant portion of weight loss can be lean muscle mass if preventative measures aren't taken.

Looking good!

Smiling in both photos, GastricBypass99! That's the best part. Keep up the positive attitude; it goes a long way!

Great work! Keep at it!

Starting low makes sense initially if you're worried about side effects, but don't stay there too long if you aren't seeing results. Titrate up until you find a dose that works for you while still being manageable.

Fantastic!

Your Reta is probably fine. Peptides are pretty resilient. Someone even shook a vial hard, and it was still effective. Are you new to GLP-1s? That's the only reason I can think of to start so low. Remember, Reta takes 4 weeks to work fully, so wait that long between increases. Since you started...

Wonderful progress! For those experiencing significant weight loss, have you noticed any skin laxity issues? It's a common concern after losing a substantial amount.

I think the foot thing is probably unrelated. And yeah, that's a really small dose. I wouldn't expect much to happen at that level, just from my experience.