Thank you so much for writing all of this. I am 56 and just started last month and already dealing with the "isn't that cheating" comments.
I needed to read that. I have been overweight since puberty and menopause made it worse. I am only on my starting dose and losing slowly. Is slow loss...
It is probably because you took Ozempic. What was the last dose you got? I moved from Mounjaro 5 mg weekly to Reta 2 mg weekly. It took maybe 6 weeks and I felt nothing for 2 weeks, then tried pinning once every 5 days. Started to notice it and lost a couple pounds. Proceed slowly.
Amazing, can you please answer some very important questions? What did you eat the entire time? Did you find that salty foods made you retain water, or slow down weight loss? Did you exercise? What exercise? How much did you lose each month? Did you lose more weight at the start? And did you...
So you're new to GLP-1s and already want to inject yourself with a bunch of stuff? Maybe slow down a bit. How will you know what's causing any bad side effects if you throw everything in at once?
I'm with you on the 20-50 units. It's just a mental thing! Does the math work and are the meds injected? Absolutely. Does a drop from the sink faucet feel like enough? Nope.
It’s all in our heads! 🤣
I have a question about GLP-1s sort of related to this thread. I've been on a low dose of a sema-like medication for about a month and a half and I've already dropped about 9 pounds! I had some stomach issues at first, but now I don't seem to have any side effects. My doctor wanted me to stay on...
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