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Congrats again, dude!

Any stomach problems or other issues?

Massive congrats! Any advice for us newbies?

Hell yeah!! 🤘🤍🤍🤍🤍

Yeah, the plateaus are the worst! I just kept at it, made small changes when needed. You'll get there, Mel57!

Super happy for you!! I weighed in this morning at 178 lbs (started around 213). Feels like a dream, right?

Thanks everyone!

SW 214lbs, now I'm 167lbs, aiming for 145lbs. Began my journey in Sept '24. There were definitely plateaus and slower weeks, but today I'm really happy. Never thought I'd feel okay in a bikini. Been on 10mg for a while and want to increase, but the 12.5mg dose is impossible to find. Guess I'll...

What kinda things give you that boost now? I'm struggling to find replacements.

Woooow

It's doing its thing!! Please keep posting; I'd be glad to see your successes x

This might be a dumb question, but are people buying a huge amount of this and keeping it around a long time in their fridge? I saw a photo of a fridge packed with like $15k worth of meds!

I saw a video of a woman crying because her $3,000/month in food stamps got cut after she bought a new luxury car. It would be cheaper to give those people GLP-1s. I see a lot of morbidly obese low-income people. We could save money on healthcare and food stamps if they took these drugs.

I tried Thymosin Alpha-1 at doses from 0.5mg to 1.5mg every other day, hoping to boost my immunity. I was getting recurring headaches, a constantly scratchy throat, and felt sensitive to cold. I did notice my lymphocyte count increased once, but that could have been from an infection not the...

Those are cheap drugs! The most expensive one is Lenmeldy, at $4,200,000.00 for a single dose for a child. https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/data-insights/the-most-expensive-drugs-in-the-us/

Thanks, Health_Hustle. So, those prices are for a single dose, not a box of four? And what does 'wholesale' really mean? It doesn't seem to include any pharmacy markup, let alone what the insurance companies pay.

Does anyone know what insurance companies or pharmacy benefit managers actually pay for semaglutide or tirzepatide each month, *including* the copay? It could be $5, or it could be close to the list price. It's impossible to know the real contracted price!

I can see that, Scale_Ready. My whole life used to revolve around food. I used to spend all my money eating out and on delivery. I still buy protein shakes and hoard peptides, but I'm spending less now than before when I was obsessed with cooking. It's different for everyone. People who ordered...

Honestly, they're paying for themselves. I'm saving so much on groceries and eating out, it covers the cost of my 'research'.