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It's so true. Plateaus are frustrating, but you've gotta push through!

I've heard about people experimenting with SLU lately on other forums. Some are even using it instead of clen and DNP, claiming it's less toxic and has good non-stimulant properties.

Awesome progress!

Same here. Been at 500mcg for a few weeks and suppression is working well, but I still eat, just really small portions. No problems to report. I inject once a week in the evening a couple hours before bed.

Awesome job! I'm almost exactly where you are! Started in February around 195, and now I'm at 145. I'm only 5'3"! I'm feeling so much better about things. 🤩

I started at 0.3mg and increased by 0.1mg each month til I got to 0.7mg, which is where I've stayed for the past four months. For me, it's the most powerful peptide for losing weight. Initially, when I jumped from 0.4mg to 0.7mg, I could barely function for a week. I'd get home from work and...

Where can we even send peptides to get analyzed? I've seen brands post their COAs but it's hard to verify if they're legit. Anyone have experience with this?

I haven't come across any failing grades in the bigger testing groups lately.

I'm curious how people handle the weight coming back if they stop. My doc says like 80% regain. Sounds like it's basically a lifetime thing for most?

You look amazing (and I rarely say that online). Novo should use you in an ad.

Dr. Spencer Nadolsky has talked about the transformative role of GLP-1 medications. It's not just about weight loss; it's about overall metabolic health. People should check out his discussions on the topic.

If Ozempic is cheating, then winning the "genetic lottery" is cheating too.

Ozempic is frightening to those who base their self-esteem on being naturally thin. If people with weight challenges can achieve a similar physique without the perceived hardship, their sense of superiority diminishes, leading them to seek other things to criticize. *I say perceived struggle...

That's great!!! I'm 5'3 too, and I started at 371 in January and dropped about 10 before starting Wegovy in February. I'm at 329 now, so I still have a journey ahead of me, but we'll get there! Congrats!!! 😉❤️

That's awesome! Congrats!

absolutely queen shit right here! you look incredible and i love that youre feeling good about it!

I'm terrible at remembering things, so I write everything down on the pen box: date, time, injection spot (I circle my belly button: top, left, bottom, right). I also note the dose and the total number of clicks (my pen has 300 clicks total). That way I can quickly check. If I mess up and double...

Yup, you did great! The needle is so tiny you don't really feel it.

Maybe just skip the sarcasm toward newcomers? They're trying to figure stuff out. Either help or leave them be to research themselves.

That's been my experience too, barely a thing! It's likely in if you dialed the dose correctly and you pressed it against your skin. The fear is usually worse than the actual injection! Congrats on facing your fear!