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Awesome transformation. What was your routine/doses?

I just got my second bloodwork done in 4 months, and I can say that on 5 mg of reta weekly, my liver enzymes have never looked better. Same for uric acid and cholesterol.

Wow, what a huge difference! Your clothes fit so much better now! I bet you're looking forward to swimsuit season! (I sure am!)

Excellent work!! I've had similar luck on the initial dose. Hitting the gym hard every day and I'm leaner than HS. Gained a lot of muscle too. Keep it up!

I think the drug is a single molecule, so they can't really change *that*. Maybe they could adjust the dosage or how it's given. But I could be wrong.

That's fantastic! I'm a 54 year old guy, and I've had similar results. Just feeling better over all, and my wife and kids are noticing too.

Could this be why the company isn't really hyping up Reta in their investor announcements? It makes you wonder if they're seeing similar issues in the trials.

Great progression! As someone else dealing with T2D, it’s really encouraging to see this. Keep at it! 👍🏾

Nice work. Let's keep it up, we've got this :)

I've experienced some weird side effects, too. For me, it's been occasional nausea and a general feeling of being unwell. Creating a ChatGPT bot to track my side effects is an interesting idea. Has anyone else tried something like that?

Yep, me too. Especially when I'm driving. It hasn't happened lately, though.

Been on 2.4 for about 4 years. I've been able to maintain my weight without issue. Fingers crossed it stays that way.

Have you had your thyroid checked out? Or seen a hormone specialist? Something else might be messing with your hormones. Are you taking any other meds that might be boosting your appetite? You've been on this for a while, so you probably know your body well. If you're eating around 2000...

Thanks for sharing your experience. It's good to know that it *is* possible to keep the weight off long-term. I'm worried about going off it and regaining everything. What were the biggest dietary changes you made that you think contributed most to your success?

Do you all include exercise with your GLP-1 treatment? I try to get 20,000 steps Mon-Fri which my watch calculates to be about 3,000 calories eaten up. I am on WeGovy, down 70 pounds in about 7 months.. gotta get my steps in.

I'm surprised the 'common questions' didn't mention changes in libido or...other physical changes. Seems to be a hot topic for men losing this much weight on here.

Congratulations! Can't wait until I get there!

Great job! Thanks for sharing the details of your journey. Very inspiring!

Entering Onderland is fantastic! Good for you.

You definitely did it!! 👏