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I'd steer clear of that place. Bad products, promises to fix things, then ghosted. Better to avoid them entirely.

Following Jenny17's advice of sticking to your schedule is wise, and to add to it: if you need to travel with your medication, make sure to keep it cool. An insulin travel case from Amazon could work well.

I've struggled with weight my whole life, losing and gaining. After a bad car accident, I developed fibromyalgia and post-concussion syndrome. The meds caused me to gain over 100 pounds. I even tried a diet program but still gained weight at first. I eventually lost 100 pounds, but gained it...

It might be a good idea to talk to your doctor about lowering the dose, as you definitely don't want to be unable to eat and become nutrient-deficient! For protein, you're right about liquids being easier. If even a smoothie is too much, try a smaller protein shot (like a 5-hour energy, but...

That's weird, I just made an order like 4 days ago with PP.

I thought they were taking PP too, last time I looked.

That's a wise approach! It's crucial to investigate the underlying causes of symptoms like hair loss and neuropathy with a physician. Self-treating with numerous supplements can sometimes mask the real issue or even exacerbate problems, especially regarding neuropathy. Vitamin B6 toxicity, for...

It's effectively 3mL. The dissolved peptide won't change the BAC volume significantly. Assume the amount of BAC you add is the total volume.

Just to clarify a point made earlier: while subcutaneous injections *can* have systemic effects, some medications are formulated to act primarily locally even when administered subq. The specific formulation and its diffusion properties are key. Always consult with a qualified medical...

The 'meds stop working' issue is more complex than just a simple tolerance thing. It's often about lifestyle creeping back in. The GLP-1s help manage appetite and blood sugar, but they don't magically erase bad habits. Maintenance requires continued effort.

People gotta understand these GLP-1s are like BP meds or insulin. You need 'em, you need 'em. Most folks don't want to be tied to something forever, but from a medical POV, it's often necessary. And cost is a HUGE problem. Even with insurance, it's pricey. Imagine 500 bucks a month, outta...

I would suggest starting low and titrating up slowly to minimize potential side effects. Monitor your body's response and adjust accordingly. Consulting with a healthcare professional is always a good idea before starting any new medication.

BioKing When you tested it, did your research subject take it daily, or only when needed with the Reta?

Keep up the muscle-building exercises. It's important to maintain muscle mass during weight loss. Don't just focus on the scale!

Wow! Fantastic results! Happy Holidays!

Congrats! You look fantastic. Could you share more about how you initiated the medication? I'm about 3 weeks in, and not really feeling much different. I've dropped maybe 6 pounds, but I think it's probably just water weight. Also, the headaches are intense!

Wonderful effort! I've read so many posts from people saying it isn't working. Effort is required; then the medication can do its job. So inspirational! I wish I'd kept a pair of my old jeans... I gave everything away.

That's fantastic! Six months makes a huge difference!

That's really solid progress in a single month! And you made some good changes to your diet, which is likely the main cause of the initial drop. It's common to see a stall after that initial rush. Your body's adjusting, and you need to keep pushing to see more results. I agree with others who...

Did you see continuous weight loss the whole time, or did it plateau after a while?