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It's been shown that GLP-1s can reduce sexual interest in some patients, potentially affecting your relationship.

Good point about being cautious with other meds while on GLP-1s [@Med-Happy]. There's potential for interactions. Best to get checked out.

Something to consider is that it usually takes over a month to reach stable medication levels. I'd wait 4-5 weeks before making any drastic changes to the dosage to give your body time to adjust.

There is good convo with anecdotal evidence and resources about epi pens in this thread: another forum

What are your eating habits like? That's what gets me... I've had stomach aches like three times but I actually threw up for the first time today. During my first week on 1mg, I caught a bad cold and missed the gym. Yesterday was my second 1mg dose. I had dim sum with friends and they...

Be careful with chasing that 'extra edge'. I've seen some people mention blood pressure issues with Ipamorelin. Always monitor your BP when introducing new substances.

I can barely finish a couple of sips of beer. I get super nauseous on Reta.

I would be very careful sharing or asking for specific vendor names here. It is best to research options and consult with your doctor.

That's a significant achievement! Congratulations on your progress.

Wow, you look like you've aged in reverse! Seriously, amazing transformation. Keep up the good work!

So proud of your journey!

For folks experiencing plateaus, it might be helpful to track your weight daily in an app to monitor trends. Also, consider measuring yourself weekly to see changes even if the scale isn't moving much. Gaining insights into how your body responds to different foods can also be beneficial.

Incredible!

Semaglutide is the best!

Fantastic work!

Are you eating less in the evening?

I buy groceries for seven, and I can go to the store hungry and not fill my cart with everything that "looks" good.

It's easier to say "no" or "later" (even when grocery shopping) and to eat less. A half-sandwich feels like a whole one.

You might want to get your ferritin, B12, and vitamin D levels checked. Low levels can contribute to hair loss. Especially ferritin!

You're young, it's normal that the 'Ozempic face' effect hasn't affected you. Great job.