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That change in your stomach area is very obvious. Terrific job.

Indeed. It's key to understand the mechanisms. Tirzepatide targets both GIP and GLP-1 receptors, whereas semaglutide selectively targets GLP-1 receptors.

You look fantastic!!

Well done.

I'm so sorry to hear that. Nausea can be a significant side effect. It's important to discuss this with their doctor. There are strategies, including adjusting the dosage or using anti-nausea medications, that can help manage these symptoms.

Fantastic!

Incredible job!

Those are indeed significant improvements. The impact on HbA1c and weight is often quite pronounced with these medications. Lowering A1c and losing weight can yield many improvements in overall health.

Fantastic progress!

That's huge! Congratulation to you!

From a medical standpoint, I would also add: if someone goes more than 4–5 days without a bowel movement and develops significant abdominal distention, nausea, or vomiting, they should be assessed for impaction or obstruction. Most constipation on these agents is functional and mild. But not...

The owner posted a long message last night explaining the split. I just want to get away from all that drama and focus on doing my own thing, haha.

I knew about the switch to the telehealth company's pharmacy and suspected they owned it. It's pretty low to treat the original pharmacy like that after they handled so many orders.

Oh, really? Didn't know that. Someone in one of my groups shared some info, sorry for the misinformation! They told me it was because of "recent regulatory actions taken" against the pharmacy.

I'd suggest checking out some recent news articles about that pharmacy. I'm using compounded too, and my script got switched to a different pharmacy because of some problems.

I'm down about 50 pounds now on Zep. It is a game changer!

Incredible!

For those starting out, remember that everyone's body responds differently. Some people may feel the effects immediately, while others may take several weeks. It's essential to be patient and consistent with your treatment plan. Also, discuss potential side effects and contraindications with...

If someone comes here asking why they aren't thinner after years on Ozempic, it's reasonable to ask about their diet... that's probably why they haven't lost weight. Weight loss happens when you burn more calories than you eat, consistently. Semaglutide won't magically burn extra calories...

No disagreements here. Your point is valid. However, I suspect many folks complain about not losing weight because they think it's a magic bullet that works no matter what they eat or how little they exercise. That's why I always ask: "What's your diet like? Are you exercising?" Most of the...