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Hang in there! It does get better. The first couple of weeks were the worst for me. Staying hydrated helped a lot.

Happy birthday!! Seventy pounds over three years and a healthier liver - that is the whole package right there. This is what this community is for. You are absolutely thriving!

One year is huge! The transformation you're describing - 60 pounds down with T2D control - that's not just a number, that's literally changing the trajectory. This is the kind of post that reminds me why I started. So happy for you and keep going - you're so close to that goal!

Immediately. I bought two pairs of each size. 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0. I have way too many jeans now!

So true! I was super anxious about my first dose. Now, I barely even notice. Definitely agree with the 'be present' mindset. It is a process.

I bought jeans again after not owning any for ages, about 20 lbs ago. Now I'm one size smaller and wearing them with a belt. I've got another pair one size down waiting in the wings!

Being thinner didn't magically solve all my problems like I thought it would. I still have to work on my mental health. In some ways, it's even harder now because I'm more aware of myself than before. I used to avoid mirrors, now I can't stop staring.

I'm a little over a month in, and the psychological stuff blindsided me. I have ADHD and OCD, and this med has wiped out my usual coping mechanisms. Turns out I had a LOT of suppressed trauma I wasn't dealing with. It's been tough and a little triggering, but also healing. Also, the nausea in...

Learn to love water! Also, remember it's YOUR journey and your body will change. Don't forget your mental health! Start working out, even just walks or bodyweight exercises at home.

I know a bunch of people who got help with binge eating! Get ready for a life change! Focus on protein, fiber, hydrating and moving your body. Drink electrolytes and a daily multivitamin. Track everything to get to your goals! I use a glp1 app. Don't compare yourself to others. Your body will...

I've been taking Ozempic for almost 3 months - 1mg for the last 3 weeks - and I've only dropped 2 pounds. I haven't added any exercise either. But I'm definitely experiencing a decrease in food cravings. My real problem is late-night snacking.

Are you saying you found PFAS or asking what people would say if PFAS were found in any significant amount?

I don't have a reference handy, LongGameLarry, but it depends on the peptide. Tirzepatide might be stable, but others aren't. Don't assume what's true for tirz is true for everything. It's more of a doomsday prep thing. If there's a nuclear war and you survive, but can't get tirzepatide, those...

And that's why you don't buy 120mg Tirza! Buy vials that last for the recommended time.

Janoshik says 2 years in the fridge and 10+ years in the freezer (-20 C). And 6-8 weeks after mixing. This must be the last post about storing and using the pep.

I'm surprised testing labs haven't looked into this. If I had a lab, I'd mix some vials and keep them in the fridge, checking one at 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, and a year, just to see how it degrades. Bacteria's a concern, but knowing pep stability under normal conditions would be interesting...

Doesn't it feel fantastic? Great job!

So thrilled for you! I also have a couple of autoimmune conditions, and diet and exercise alone never seemed to work for me. I tried for years with no results. I've been on a low dose, and my joints feel much better. I've also lost about 18 pounds since July! There's definitely something to this...

I was on 0.25. I took it for about 3 weeks but had to stop because the exhaustion was too much and affecting my job.

Hey everyone! Has anyone experienced extreme tiredness from cagri when it's from one place but not another? I've been getting different results with my GLP-1 meds depending on where they come from, so I'm wondering if anyone has had a similar experience with cagri. When I tried it, it didn't...