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This is literally one of the best transformations I've ever seen online! ❤️🧡💜

You look fantastic! Great work!

I've noticed that what I crave has completely changed since starting this medication. I used to love cooking and trying new recipes, but now I have zero interest in anything healthy. It's all carbs and bland foods all the time.

How long did this take you? I just started taking a GLP-1 last week for diabetes, and I'm hoping to see similar weight loss results. Fingers crossed! 🤞

Exactly. I stick to the stomach area, rotating between upper right, upper left, middle, lower right, and lower left.

I'm on 2mg now, and the nausea is a thing of the past...uh oh!

Wow, congratulations! You look like a totally different person! So inspiring.

Trash it.

SunnyJourney that's so true. Sometimes the scale just isn't the best indicator. Visual changes can tell a different story completely.

I had that early on, but after about three years, it's pretty consistent. No fluctuations anymore.

It's an insignificant amount really.

Wow, girl, look at you! Looking fab!

Maybe your body has found its happy place. I was around 135 most of my life, but marriage, menopause and divorce took a toll. I'd be thrilled with 145-150; that's my goal now, down from 200. Currently at 188, just started GLPs because progress was glacial (a year and a half for only 12 lbs...

Gray hair can be from vitamin deficiencies, like B vitamins or even Vitamin D. It's always a good idea to supplement when taking sema, since you might be absorbing fewer nutrients.

I've been seeing progress pics, and I'm so motivated! People showing loose skin... it takes guts. It's proof of how far you've come. I saw one person say "Loose skin is a badge of honor." So true! It shows major visceral fat loss.

Gorgeous in both photos!

Fat cells store more than just calories. When you drop pounds, all the hormones and toxins stored in those fat cells get released. This can lead to mood swings and, sadly, acne.

Huge congrats on the progress! Self-love is key. You're worth the effort.

Thanks for sharing your experience no-more-snacks! I'm curious about the BPC-157 for healing. Did you notice a difference with your meniscus tear?

I've looked into kisspeptin to raise T. From what I know, it only works if you inject it many times a day or get an IV. It can raise LH and FSH for a short time though. Make sure you know if you have primary or secondary hypogonadism before you start. Peptides won't fix primary hypogonadism...