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The thyroid cancer thing is just theoretical from mouse studies. It hasn't been seen in humans. They just put the disclaimer to get approved faster. Studies actually show lower cancer rates in GLP-1 users. Plus, they just published mice data in March showing sema has some anticancer effects...

That's awesome, congrats! It reminds me of fitting on the rollercoasters with my kiddo. 😊

Game over.

For those of you experiencing rapid weight loss, how are you managing any potential loose skin issues? Just curious about preventative measures or remedies.

You look like you've actually gotten younger!

That's a good question to ask. Finding the right dosage is key and everyone's biology is different. Plus, are you also changing exercise and diet?

Huge congrats!!! This is outstanding!

Haha, the shirt is great! You look fantastic; your progress is really showing!

Fantastic work! I'm eagerly awaiting the day I can see my clavicles again like you can.

Wishing you continued success!

You're doing great! It's hard when you plateau. I've basically been stuck for months, slowly creeping toward 100lbs lost. I'm impatient. I need to tell myself what I'm telling you: hang in there, you can do it!

This is fantastic, congrats to you!

Congratulations! Way to get control!

That is like 35 sticks of butter that melted away from you. You can definitely see the change. This is just to show you how a sneaky 10lbs here and there isn’t even noticeable except for some minor bloating or when you can't button your pants. But when it all adds up you become like a dense...

Be patient. It's not a race. Focus on making sustainable changes to your diet and lifestyle. The medication is a tool, not a magic bullet.

Congrats!

Amazing accomplishment! I stepped on the scale earlier and I'm down 114 pounds!

Yeah, I found a peptide calculator that is pretty useful for figuring out how much water to add for accurate dosing. It's at Peptide Calculator | Free & Accurate Tool for Dosage & Reconstitution. It even accounts for blends!

The recommended ramp-up is 2.5mg and 5mg each for a month. I think 7.5mg is when it's considered therapeutic. If you've been on 6mg for a while, jumping to 7.5mg should be fine.

Janoshik says it doesn't matter which solution you use. Both should last for months, not weeks. He did a Q&A on Peppys where he debunked a lot of common beliefs about mixing, solutions, degradation, how fragile they are, vendors, and more.