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I was tipping the scales at 287, got down to 252, and started sema in April '24. This morning? 185. I'm only 20 pounds away from getting excess skin removed. Bring it on!

Congratulations! A truly life-changing change!

Incredible progress! Congratulations!

I saw an interesting study about GLP-1 agonists possibly helping with neuropathic pain. They used exenatide in the study, but it makes you wonder if semaglutide could also be effective for that type of pain.

You look GORGEOUS

I wish I could say the same happened for me.

Some people have few side effects, some have lots. Some react right away, some need to go up slowly. Watch your food and the scale. You might need to go up, or a small dose might work with no side effects. Go slow and see what happens. If nothing changes by week four, go up. I started with sema...

Lots of people have no (or few) side effects. I had some constipation that I fixed with more fiber and water. (Which I needed anyway.) My heart rate went up a little, but not much. Reta made it go up more.

You look AMAZING! How have your side effects been?

Just jumping in here - I am a nurse. To anyone dealing with raw irritated skin due to skin folds, go to the pharmacy and get silicone foam dressing. Keep the area clean and dry before placing the dressing and change it as often as needed. If it gets worse see your doctor ASAP! Pressure sores are...

You're a true inspiration! Thanks for sharing your journey. I've been on this for about a month now, and I've only lost around 10 pounds. It feels like it's inching along. I'm not sure how I'm ever going to drop another 35 pounds to get where I want to be. It's been ages since I was that slim...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9286523/ Studies consistently show that tirzepatide can raise RHR.

So pumped for you!! You totally deserve that surgery to get your mojo back after all the sweat equity you've put in to get this far 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I've seen quite a few people talking about GLP1s and ADHD. The science seems to support the idea that they could help. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9489532/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8696437/ They affect the dopamine reward system, which is thought to be off...

Tirz worked well for me, but I moved to reta hoping it would help get rid of fat in my liver (my ALT levels are high) and keep me from losing muscle. My resting heart rate went up like 12 bpm, which is kind of a lot. Tirz also bumped it up, but only by maybe 5. If you don't have a good reason...

So exciting to see, you look incredible! I’m also a tall girl, 5'11, started at 228 and aiming for 175-180

It's always a gamble buying research peptides. I stick with my anti-aging doc since they use FDA-approved sources. It costs extra, but it's worth it for the peace of mind.

I agree . When it comes to peptides and research meds, price is secondary. You need to be able to access verifiable 3rd party testing, ideally.

Protein shakes are always a safe bet. Also, Greek yogurt with berries is a good choice. Cottage cheese is making a comeback too! Just check the labels for added sugar.

Absolutely great progress! Losing weight on vacation is super impressive. Congratulations!