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I think we agree. Those folks probably felt awful at those doses and needed the ER.

Maybe the trials are designed to see how high the dose can go. Though, I could be wrong.

That's incredible, congrats! At first, I thought you'd lost 680 pounds, and I was trying to figure out what happened. 😅😂

Way to go!! 🥳 🎉 Can't wait to get outta the 300s myself! Just about a dozen pounds left to go....

Wow, Green-Boss! 45lbs in 7 months is fantastic! I love seeing success stories like that. It's so inspiring to others who are just starting out.

Great transformation so far! You're doing awesome.

Congratulations! You look wonderful!

To [@In_The_Making]'s point, I've also seen people online say that even if you get your diabetes into remission, you are still technically diabetic. You might want to get a second opinion on completely stopping the medication. Maybe just lowering the dose would be a better approach.

I think it depends on WHY you are taking it. Some people use it to kickstart new habits, and then stop! I saw one person say they had been off for five months & hadn't gained a pound back. She was still following the diet she had while using the medication. Another person said that for some...

Have you looked into Lactoferrin? I read it is a potent anti-viral that supports your immune system.

I've heard simethicone can help with excessive burping, Sassy_Guy. Maybe worth a try?

Why don't you try just Ipamorelin, around 0.5 mg daily, along with 5 mg of melatonin and magnesium before bed? I've also heard phosphatidylserine helps with sleep too.

Ok, side note: Has anyone else found that losing weight actually makes you want to buy new gym clothes? I never used to care, but now that things are fitting differently, I want to get some cute outfits! Maybe that's just me...

It's been about 14 months since I started!

Senna tea is pretty effective. Most stores carry it.

Just curious... I've never heard anyone call someone a toot before! Is that good or bad? I can’t tell from the story.

Oh my gosh - such a crazy difference. Thanks everyone.

We don't "owe" anyone our medical info. People aren't "entitled" to know what medications I'm on, just like it's none of my business if someone's on diabetes meds, using hair growth treatments, or on hormone replacement therapy. Sharing is a personal choice, and I'll never believe I'm wrong for...

My doctor said I could use a capful of polyethylene glycol powder daily.

A little over a year in, and I've dropped more than 140 pounds. Hard to believe this is even real! Sending positive vibes to everyone on their own journeys! 💚