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Congrats on 3 months! I'm on a similar timeline and got started using an online telehealth provider. The consistent process adds up!

You look great. Awesome progress!

Fantastic work! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

That's a fantastic loss!!!! Congratulations!!!!

I'm hoping to lose around 50lbs in the next 3 months. I'm starting 7.5mg on Monday...currently on 5mg. This is really inspiring!

That's incredible, huge congrats to you. I can tell there was hard work involved and it's not just the medication. 😮👏👏👏

Incredible progress, congrats!

Incredible!

I wonder if Thymosin Alpha 1 could help with long-term infections? I've had elevated eosinophils for over a year, and previously low CD57 NK cells. Thinking a persistent infection might be behind some mental fog and sensitivities I've developed.

Thanks for sharing in the community! Just a friendly reminder about our rules. We don't allow discussions about non-FDA approved versions of these meds, and selling or offering any medication for sale (even through PMs) is not permitted. Don't respond to PMs offering such things; we don't...

I tried it last month and had similar side effects to Cialis. So it was a no for me. I was really hoping it would work. I've also heard it might increase your risk of melanoma... not sure if that's true, though.

So proud of you! Congrats!

You not only look incredible, but I bet you feel so much better and lighter! It must be such a relief not to feel every single step. Kudos to you!

It's really inspiring to see everyone's progress! I'm hoping to get into maintenance soon. Seeing people like this person on Reddit really keeps me motivated. Awesome job everyone!

From what I have read, many people find Reta more tolerable than other GLP-1s and GIPs. Everyone reacts differently, though.

That's amazing progress, well done!!

I keep switching between two different beta-blockers. I was on a low dose of one, but it wasn't enough to control my HR, and increasing it caused my BP to drop too much. Now I'm on 25mg twice daily of the other, and my BP is a bit higher, and my HR is a bit better. I really suspect the...

Your results are fantastic. Congratulations!

I'm also on a beta-blocker, 25mg twice daily. From what I understand, beta-blockers might not directly counter the Reta-induced increase because Reta elevates it through a different mechanism. But it may help lower your baseline RHR.

I got the 1000mg tablets from a popular online retailer. I usually have one with lunch and another in the evening. I'm not sure exactly how much it's dropped my RHR, but I haven't had any bad side effects from it.