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Exactly! Where was this concern when fentanyl was the big problem? That's killing thousands every year. What exactly are these "illegal" GLP-1s doing... besides helping people lose some pounds?

Aren't these the same politicians who are trying to keep Epstein's client list secret?

It's more than just the weight, Lean_IRL. It's the overall health improvements! Better sleep, easier showering...it's life-changing!

Exactly what I was thinking!!

Super cute!

For nerve pain, pregabalin or gabapentin are typically prescribed. I know people who've gotten scripts for pretty cheap.

I saw something about GLP-1s potentially helping with colorectal cancer survival rates. Anyone else seen that?

Someone definitely lost their job over this!

Truly inspirational!

My doctor in Canada mentioned this too! I was worried about the long-term cost, but she said we could start and see how it goes, since cheaper options are coming. It's reassuring.

I'm so happy for you! It feels like a real miracle for me too. I'm putting in a lot of effort, but it's actually paying off, so it motivates me to do even more.

I'm also taking a leisurely pace 😄. SW: 197, CW: 149. Been stuck around 150, which is fine for my height (5'6", 47M).

Amazing progress. You're an inspiration!

I use an ice pack to numb the area every time, even though some say it doesn't hurt. I don't believe them. 😅

Good point about the GHRP-2, ProteinPioneer. It's easier to be more precise if you dilute it a bit more, especially if you're using a standard 1mL syringe. Insulin syringes can also help if you're dealing with very small doses.

No offense, but did you use Hospira saline to mix your peptides? And did you use a sterile syringe filter? If not, that could explain the burning, although it's not a sure thing.

I'm putting together a quick reference for Reta dosing...does anything look off to anyone?

Have you tried adding more BAC?

To answer the question about dosages, everyone is different. It's very important to follow your doctor's instructions and titrate up slowly to minimize side effects. There's no one-size-fits-all approach.

Excellent progress! 🙂