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Congratulations 🎉 👏 You look fantastic! Happy New Year!

Major congrats! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

I agree with Lift_Health. Taking measurements is a great way to visually assess progress. Sometimes the scale doesn't tell the whole story!

Keep it up!

The easiest way to figure out dosage is by adding the same amount of water as the medication you're going to use. For instance, if you have a 5mg vial of something, you would add 5mL of water.

LOL I thought you'd like that! Those are great results! After my accident, I went up to 280. Now I'm at 245. I started on sema and it stopped working, then switched to tirz. Not sure what my goal weight is. But I have to be over 250 with clothes on to skydive. Otherwise, I'll just keep going...

Congrats! Losing almost 60 pounds is HUGE, and feeling good is the BEST part. Sounds like you got tired of paying too much and found the grey market. Smart move! Keep it up! YES this, exactly this feeling. I was headed down the same road.

You look amazing! Your legs especially look fantastic in those shorts. I suspect I have Lipedema... but maybe the shots can help. My sister had lipedema too and since losing 60lbs, it's almost gone! The doc said to take the shot *because* of the lipedema too!

That is super inspiring! I hope I can rock shorts like that someday.

LOL I see the obvious answer but I'm not gonna discuss that TYVM

That's an interesting idea. I'd be concerned about potential side effects from such infrequent use. I'm also curious about Dihexa. I saw some stuff about it for cognitive enhancement. Has anyone tried it?

Thanks a lot, Tom!

Hi everyone, Do peptides such as GHRP-2 and CJC-1295 require cycling, or can they be used indefinitely?

Totally agree. If you actually build better eating and workout habits while on them, that sticks around. I hit a gym right after my last kid and got a trainer, then moved to a home setup with Peloton. Taking time to learn cooking and find routines you like makes a real difference keeping it off.

That's unfortunately common. Some studies show that people who restart semaglutide don't lose as much weight as first-timers. It's partly psychological and requires even stricter adherence.

Congratulations! You look fantastic!

Congrats, that's awesome!! It felt great to hit that as an adult. Keep up the good work!

I've already put back on almost a dozen pounds. The key is to stick to the exact same eating habits you had while on the medication, even after the cravings return. You'll have less appetite at first, so maintenance is key.

Huge congratulations! That's amazing work! Have you had any issues continuing your medication now that you're at a healthier BMI? And how long did it take you to achieve this?

Congrats! It's amazing how GLP-1s can impact overall health and perceived age. Remember to maintain a balanced diet and exercise routine to maximize the benefits, MicrodoseMami.