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When you add hormones your body stops making them naturally - it's equilibrium. I was on Mounjaro 4 months and only lost 12 lbs, then gained 15 back (whole other story). Hunger usually calms in 6 weeks or so, at least it did for me. Could be worth a second round with a slower taper.

I wonder this too! I'm still trying to figure out the calculations. Like, if I have a 5mg vial and add 5ml of water, how much do I draw if I want a dose of 300mcg?

How would you freeze the Reta? Still in the original kit container?

I have had mine refrigerated for possibly 2 months now. Is it still worth taking if I take it out now?

I just get one kit at a time. I keep the reconstituted stuff in the fridge, and the rest just sits in my closet.

I have IBS and haven't experienced any side effects! I'd even say my flare-ups are less frequent.

I saw someone online talking about how much GLP-1s changed their life. They're off all their blood pressure meds, and their cholesterol and triglycerides are perfect for the first time in 15 years!

Mine's improving as I lose pounds. I think it's weight-related rather than GLP-1 related. Plus, they can dehydrate you a bit because they make you pee more.

Because you lose weight...

That's an incredible transformation! Remember to monitor your nutrient intake closely, especially with such significant weight loss. Staying hydrated and ensuring you're getting adequate protein are key.

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You'll appreciate being able to do more with your child so much. It's great you stuck with it!

Interesting journey you've had. I saw you mentioned Reta didn't work well by itself? I haven't really heard of that. And now tirz and survodutide? I've heard of survodutide. What does it do for you *with* the tirz, and what made you stop tirz at first if it was helping?

You could check out BC9.CO. I've heard they have a good rep for peptides.

Just added a few more kits to my already huge pile. I'm thinking every order could be the last one.

If you're really worried about side effects on the plane, ProteinHoarder, maybe stick to your regular schedule and just pack your meds. You can get special travel cases to keep them cool. Consistency is key with these meds!

Every time something new is released, I buy another batch.

Dr. Tyna Moore speaks convincingly about the value of cycling these peptides rather than staying on a super high dose indefinitely and developing resistance. I follow that approach and barely have to take it anymore.

I'm on maintenance and gained a few pounds from vacation indulgences. Upping my dose to 15mg didn't do anything. But dropping back to 10mg immediately curbed my interest in snacking and overeating.

Seeing a year's worth of progress in photos is super motivating. My telehealth provider had me taking pics every month, and it really made me see the changes I wouldn't have noticed otherwise.