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I hit a new milestone! I'm under 300 lbs! It’s been like 10 years since I've seen a number that starts with a two!

Great job! So inspiring!

Great job. My start weight was around 235. I'm aiming for below 200. I started maybe a month ago. Floating around 227-230. Did you change your diet?

I'm also new to peptides. I've been on TRT for a while and comfortable with injections. I'm trying to find a doctor who knows about peptides, but it's tough. I'm thinking of trying some for energy and mitochondria repair. Anyone have a good resource on getting started?

Correct, but 50 units isn’t an issue at all, so there's no problem with using 2ml if he prefers it. The recommendation for subq is to not inject more than 3ml per injection. 0.5 ml isn't a large injection at all.

That's incredible! I can't even imagine dropping that much weight. It must feel absolutely amazing.

Okay, I see. :) To get better advice, some more info would help. The typical starting point for Tirz is 2.5mg a week, as VialGains mentioned. So, you're taking only 1/5 of the normal starting dose from a doctor. It's unlikely to have a big effect. But it depends what you're using it for. If...

That Tirz dose probably won't do much for you. That's more like a starting dose for Sema, not Tirz. When you say "local place," do you mean a random shop or a legit clinic? Unless I'm missing something, the info you're getting might not be very reliable. Are you sure it's even Tirz and not Sema?

I'm so excited! I've been looking at new workout routines and meal plans. I'm thinking of incorporating more strength training this time around. Any suggestions?

Ok everyone's replies have convinced me to start my new goal today!!!!! 💕💕💕. Thanks!

I did it! Reached a weight goal I set for myself! After what feels like forever of trying different diets, dealing with tough workouts, and even some meds, I've finally managed to drop over half my starting weight. Time to treat myself! 🎉🎉 Then, onward to the next challenge! 😂💕✨

If even other stuff is hitting you hard, you might try a different BAC.

Yeah, this stuff is just an ISR nightmare for some of us.

It's so weird how much the injection site makes a difference!

Using Allegra and hydrocortisone seems to be helping a lot so far. I'll keep an eye on it for the next few days.

That's good info. I'm going to add that to my list of things to try.

Yep, it's everywhere now. It's the worst when I inject in my arms since the itching on the back of my arm is so annoying, so I don't do that anymore.

Mine started when I went up on the dose and lasts a couple days, maybe three. Cortisone cream helps me. I also tried mixing in BPC-157 in the same syringe, watering down my peptide, and spraying Flonase, but none of that helped.