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Will let you know when mine arrives. Just curious how it goes.

Exactly It's like blood pressure medication. You don't stop taking it just because your blood pressure is under control, right?

I've always viewed GLP-1s as a treatment, not a cure. I plan to stay on some version of them for life. That might explain my irrational desire to hoard multiple years' worth. I'm never stopping. I'm never going back. I just can't.

Weight loss can release stored estrogens, which might reduce the hot flashes temporarily. Have you thought about HRT or supplements/foods to boost estrogen?

I went through infertility, but before these medications were available. So happy for you though!!!

My main takeaway is that the brand-name prices aren't sustainable long-term for most people. Compounding pharmacies are the solution. I'm probably going to stay on these forever, and I'm okay with that.

Congratulations! I'd advise looking into myo-inositol and/or metformin with your doctor during pregnancy. Like GLP-1s, they can improve insulin sensitivity, which is great for PCOS. There's research suggesting metformin might even lower miscarriage risk in PCOS patients...

there's a big difference between appetite suppression and actually dropping weight. not the same thing at all.

I've been looking into other peptides lately. Any trusted sources for ipamorelin?

To answer Lee_32's question, GLP-1s are medications originally for diabetes, but they're now used for weight loss too. Think Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro. Because of shortages and high costs, some people are turning to compounded versions. There's a lot of debate about the safety and legality of...

Another source still has orange t30 too. Just saw this morning and it’s quite cheap currently

I just read something really interesting about semaglutide. Apparently, there's some research suggesting it might even help people with Type 1 diabetes potentially reduce their insulin needs. Here's an article about a study...

Yes! That is my little angel 🙂

Exactly. The slowed gastric emptying is key. It's not necessarily the food itself, but the quantity. Eating smaller portions, more frequently, can often mitigate the negative side effects.

I’ve been using my T30 and I'm close to being at maintenance. I honestly am probably where my weight wants to be.

Wow! You look amazing!!!

I saw someone mention their waist went from a 42 to a 32. That's incredible! They are practically an Oz brownbelt now! Congrats!

I had a massive sweet tooth, always reaching for something sugary at work. Now, I can easily resist. The craving is just...gone. I still enjoy sweets, just don't need them constantly. Now, I actually want savory things.

My T30 is also orange. I've seen a couple of COAs from the vendor and a third-party. Hopefully it's good. I did my first shot from this batch last night.

I still misread acronyms all the time!