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Thanks for the tip Lee_1981! I've also heard that biotin can help with hair loss. Have you tried that?

You look fabulous!

Lee_1981, you're an inspiration! I'm thrilled for you. Was your weight loss consistent, or did you hit plateaus? Could you share your diet and exercise routine? I've only managed to lose about 40 pounds this past year. I'm grateful, but I'd like to lose more. I get so much motivation from...

Fabulous!

You have an amazing shape now. I'd flaunt that profile everywhere if I were you!

Yup, that is a lawyer's statement 'At THIS time does not expect charges to be filed ...in relation to THIS matter'...

Well, that's not a good sign for them... Like I mentioned, they cost way too much for my wallet.

I'd like to use them, but the price is just too high to fit it into my current therapy. Guess I'll stick to basic meals for now.....

Congratulations

Incredible! Congratulations.

Exactly! I made the mistake of buying new clothes after losing only 20 pounds. Now those clothes are too big because I ultimately lost 60lbs! Oh well, even more shopping!

Fantastic results!

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I prefer 1ml BAC per 10mg of medication. 1ml equals 100 units. So, you'd take four shots of 25 units, each containing 2.5mg. That makes the math very straightforward. Also, it's spelled 'vial'.

Soda... that's my weakness. I'm two weeks in and still crave my Dr. Pepper every day.

Awesome work!

That's a good point, SnackRN. Hormone levels can definitely be affected by weight changes, so it's smart to keep an eye on those, especially if you're noticing any symptoms.

A normal screening should include cholesterol and blood sugar. I think I saw the most changes in those areas. Last year I was pre-diabetic, had high cholesterol, and borderline high blood pressure. I started Tirz in July. This year, I'm no longer pre-diabetic, my cholesterol is down 20 points...

That's definitely on my mind. I'm curious about strategies for maintaining after stopping. I saw another thread discussing What is your biggest tip for coming off and keeping the weight off? Lots of good advice there about mindful eating and calorie tracking.