Search results

I take 60 mg of fluoxetine, so I'm in a similar situation it seems. I picked up some Teso after reading it could help with ADHD symptoms. I've been trying to get off the fluoxetine, but I'm worried about serotonin issues. I'm unsure if going off my SSRI is worth it. Has anyone else done this?

I got the duodenal switch. Fair warning, it's more intense than the sleeve was, but it's been worth it for me.

You look absolutely amazing! So inspiring! I want arms like that!

For anyone considering peptides for muscle growth, remember that 9-11 weeks is usually not enough time to see significant results. Make sure you're also prioritizing nutrition and training correctly for your goals.

I also had regain after my sleeve... ended up getting a revision to a different bariatric surgery. Now I'm on sema to get my head straight, haha.

It's amazing what a visual difference progress pics can make! I've been recommending them to my patients. It's hard to SEE the change day to day. But comparing pics from even a month ago can be a real motivator. Keep up the amazing work!

You're very inspiring. I bet your kids are enjoying having a more active parent!

That's a fantastic transformation! Great job!

I've heard good things about some of those places. I haven't personally ordered from there, but I heard their stuff is legit.

I think it's just 'cause cagri doses are small, so more water makes it easier to measure on a syringe. I could be wrong though.

Yeah, I've heard people say it feels weaker. I switched to ordering from overseas.

I'm using Amo Reta. It's been working well for me. I'm at 4mg a week. I also have their Cagri but I'm gonna save it for when I stop losing weight after I up my dose a bit.

I've bought cosmetic GHK-cu from that online retailer, a peptide company that's kinda pricey, and SPC.

Medical perspective chiming in. One thing I'd add: extremely low intake (e.g., 800-900 kcal) for extended periods can reduce resting energy expenditure, especially in post-menopausal women. That does not mean "eat less," it often means strategic resistance training and adequate protein. Also...

Way to go! I lift weights as well. I love to see other women on here who lift.

Amazing job!

I'm really curious about this too! What kind of exercise are you doing, and how often?

Your starting weight is my goal weight LOL

Truly inspiring. Amazing job! You look fantastic.

For folks experiencing persistent nausea, it's worth discussing with your doctor. They might recommend something for acid reflux, as that's a common side effect that can cause those symptoms.