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I'm happy to hear you're improving.

I thought you had high ALT numbers and that's why you switched? Sorry if I'm mistaken...

Where did that study come from? Maybe you mentioned it earlier? It shows the 6mg dose working well up to 24 weeks. I realize the loss slows down, so my estimates aren't perfect. I'm assuming they all slow down at the same rate, which isn't accurate. Does mazdutide have less effect on the liver...

I dropped twice that in about 7 months, and people call me names. Used to be FAT and ugly…now I'm just ugly. Sigh.

Here's a graph of previous trial results compared by weight loss percentage. It's a bit misleading because of the different timeframes. I estimated where they might be at 48 weeks, similar to the Reta trials. Mazdutide was close to Reta's level, and Cagri-Sema was even closer.

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Wonderful! Great job!

Wonderful progress! You're absolutely radiant! Congratulations!

Remember to drink lots of water and moisturize your skin daily! I didn't take care of my skin much when I dropped a lot of weight and now it doesn't look so good.

You look wonderful! Congrats!

You look so much younger! Fabulous! 🎉

Well done! :)

Welcome to our semaglutide discussion thread! I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone of our community guidelines. Let's keep this space respectful and focused on legitimate treatments. Specifically, please refrain from discussing or sourcing non-approved medications, and definitely no...

It's understandable to be apprehensive. Side effects vary from person to person, and many are manageable. It's a good idea to discuss your concerns with your healthcare provider. They can help you weigh the potential benefits against the risks based on your individual health profile.

Incredible transformation!

Wow, you look fantastic!

Speaking of starting low and slow, my husband's been having some issues and I'm considering trying Tadalafil. Has anyone had experience with it? I was also reading that 10mg every other day might be a good place to start.

Totally agree.

Fantastic work! Truly inspiring.

For those of you considering GLP-1s like semaglutide, remember it's a tool, not a miracle. It assists with portion control and reduces food cravings, but it still requires commitment and lifestyle adjustments. I've seen many patients achieve A1C improvements from 6.6 to 5.6 in a brief period...