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That's how I felt on an antidepressant. Physically full, but still hungry, even when eating healthy foods. Which is why I gained 20 pounds and then stopped taking it. I still can't lose that weight. It's different. Important medications, no doubt. Lifesaving for many. But I think something in...

I don't get how you can lose that much in 6 months and not have loose skin. I am worried about that.

Being a functional adult is way too boring (Can I get a refund?)! Congrats on the muscle gain. That's a huge win at our age! Scanned like a human bar code… 🤣 Awesome description. Makes me think I need to schedule a visit to the gym's body composition analyzer soon. Good luck!

You honestly look like you're 20 years younger. Incredible! You'd think you'd lost way more than just 15 lbs!

No way this is legit, right?

Seriously? I started around your weight and was happy to drop 45 lbs over 6 months. You losing close to 90 lbs is unbelievable!

I'm only paying 25 bucks a month, with a coupon. Without the coupon, it's around 65. Thank goodness I found that!

I heard they are getting sued for a lot of money, people are losing their vision supposedly.

I heard its only like $100 per pen somewhere else. Prices here are ridiculous.

For me, it was around month 3 or 4. That's when the appetite suppression REALLY kicked in and the weight started coming off faster. Consistency is key!

Reading your story reminds me it's a tool to help you get healthier, not a miracle. You have to put in the work, but these meds can make it possible.

Well done!

It's great to see the long-term results. The clinic I use is really good about celebrating consistency, not just the weight loss itself.

That's fantastic, keep going!

Hi all! 34/f, started around 200 pounds, now bouncing between 145-150. I have celiac and four kids. I'm in way better shape now than I was in my 20s, honestly. I hit 250+ with my last pregnancy, so I'm super happy with my progress. I did have a little bit of a surgical assist with an apronectomy...

I love this! The increase in confidence matters just as much as the weight loss. It's good to keep track of these moments so you can see how far you've come in more ways than just the number on the scale.

Great eye color!

I can relate to this journey. I started at almost 300 lbs with high blood pressure, cholesterol, and borderline diabetes. When tying my shoes left me winded, I knew I needed a change. It's about more than just the weight; it's about overall health. Keep pushing!

Now that’s what I call a "glow up"! Awesome work!

Impressive effort!! Well done indeed!