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Wooohooooo!! Amazing!!

When I was skinnier, people were nicer. They held doors, said hello, and made conversation. People didn't stare when I ate. I could go into stores without the staff looking annoyed.

Any tips or helpful hints to share?

Looking fantastic!

About how many calories were you eating per day to see results like that?

Wowza! Nice job! It's kinda weird how you can still be the same person inside but also feel completely different physically. Amazing!

I saw someone post about losing 155 pounds and getting rid of diabetic numbers, anxious eating, inflammation, migraines, and menopause symptoms. What an incredible win!

That's a huge change. Thank you for sharing your success!

I've had great success with Ozempic and no side effects! I slowly increased my dose over a few weeks, going from .25 to 2mg. I'm Type 2 and my last A1c was 5.1! I feel fantastic, eat healthy, and walk 4-5 miles most days. This medicine has changed everything.

You look great! Congrats. Do what feels right for you. Some weeks, or some days, you might want a bigger calorie cut. Others, not so much. Maybe see if you can find a natural balance that works. Weight loss can be really hard on your head. We develop negative ways to think about ourselves and...

Look into someone or a clinic that knows a lot about peptides. There are other fat burning peptides out there.

Awesome! 👏

Awesome work! 🔥

Not too bad, actually! I think building muscle helped a lot.

Wow, amazing transformation! What's your workout like?

Lost 50 pounds, feeling great!

Man, this is why I love this place. That line hit. I'm on tirz and it's working great, but I keep getting tempted by the next "20% in 24 weeks" headline. Do you personally think triple agonists are going to replace duals, or is this more of a niche upgrade situation?

No problem at all. Just dial to 1mg, but don't push the button. Count the clicks as you dial it back down. Then when you dial back up, you'll know exactly how much you're getting. You'll need extra needles eventually, but it works great.

I'm currently doing option 3 and it's working well. Spacing out the doses to every 5 days seems to minimize the food noise. I'm also interested in any updates on cagrilintide, since I planned to use it for a reset down the road.

Thanks for the reminder, Riley03. Always good to double-check interactions. Anyone know *specifically* what the risk is with diuretics? I'm on something for BP.