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I'm figuring out tapering as I go too and yeah there's not much out there about it. Starting low and ramping up slow has worked fine, losing weight and feeling good so far. No side effects yet which is a relief.

On tirzepatide for life at this point. Rather take one shot a week than pile on blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar pills every single day. My health's better now than it's been in years.

Watched a video today claiming GLP1 has a unique way to increase or at least protect cartilage.

trying to order from eu warehouse so customs doesn't mess with me. low dose right now but only stuff available is way too strong. is there a safe way to split it so me and partner both get doses? don't want to waste good peptides because they age out. might be noob question but open to help.

read about slow digestion and health issues. GLPs slow gastric emptying down and i'm wondering what the forum thinks — are there real risks here or just typical side effect management?

Test whatever you're injecting. We've seen label mix-ups, empty vials, wrong stuff, even contamination in this market. Use hospira bac water and filter after reconstituting. That's actual harm reduction. DM me your vendor batch and I can look for third-party tests.

It's interesting to see how different people deal with the weight after stopping these meds. I saw a post where someone lost 45 lbs, stopped, regained a bit, and then re-lost it and is maintaining without medication. They said if they eat too much one day, they just have a 'hungry day' the next.

When GLP-1s came out, I did some reading about why injections wouldn't be a good long-term solution. If that research is accurate, it lines up with what I read years ago. Basically, people get tired of injecting themselves. Pills would be a better long-term option.

As more people use these medications, I'm curious how side effects and other factors play a part in whether people continue or stop using them.

Congrats on your tremendous success! Keep up the great work!

I saw an article about this and wondered what everyone thought. As more and more people are trying GLP-1 medications, I'm curious about the different reasons why people choose to stay on them or stop using them.

Hey there, I'm a big person; I've been on the road for a long time. I'm not using GLP-1s yet. But I've been using gummies for a while now to deal with stress. I was definitely a munchies monster with regular THC, both sativa and indica... but I came across some Indica with a 5-1-1 ratio, with...

That's been my experience too so far. I've been on Tirz for about half a year, and using thc gummies for a third of that, and smoking in particular recently. I'm trying to cut back to just twice a week, but I've been able to satisfy the cravings with healthier snacks. I just grab carrot sticks...

I second that, TheGo mentioned Colace. I had forgotten how helpful those little pills are. Thanks for the reminder!

Just a regular stool softener might do the trick if you make sure you're getting enough fiber. Otherwise, you can end up with a situation where things are soft but you can't... move them. If that happens, try some unflavored Miralax (or the generic version). Mix just a little bit (like 4-6...

Way to go! Continued success to you!

Awesome!

Mines made me look like 5 years younger!

GLOW and KLOW are popular in Beverly Hills wellness places. Lots of stars and influencers are talking about peptides now because of that. Maybe you'll think about daily injections if you keep looking into it. If someone has lost a lot of weight – like 80-100 lbs – those peptides won't help much...

I've lost a huge amount of weight – well over 200 lbs – and surgery is the only thing that will help me. I'm getting my first surgery in Mexico in April because it's cheaper.