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To the "I liked you fluffier" comments, I want to say "And I prefer you quiet."

Congrats on starting your journey! I agree, staying hydrated makes a huge difference in managing early side effects.

I get those concerns too. From my experience, doing your homework and looking at all of the feedback on this site gives you a level of peace of mind. Happened to me. Best of luck with your research.

I'm not stupid... I know that. Please don't treat me like an idiot. It's real I have tested it and everything...

Space out however want. Less best. Listen body. Top 10 percent responders! Target time. Protein intake gym too. Scale sure, waist clothes fit, body fat loss measure. Those scales nice weight body. Gym work protein muscle gain. Weighs more fat good weight. Body fat down weight same up muscle...

Update! I've been taking GLOW for about 4 weeks. No problems with my epilepsy. My knee pain is gone, BUT I'm a little disappointed by the collagen effects. I haven't noticed any difference in my skin or hair, so I stopped taking it 4 days ago. I started Reta about 3 weeks ago (no impact on my...

I plan to start with low doses of everything to see how my body responds. DSIP is the only "brain peptide" I'm considering, mainly because I sleep terribly from work stress and some depression. I'm not taking any meds for stress or depression.

Found Reta from one source that burns like crazy when I pin. Hurts right when pushing the plunger and a few seconds after. Tried different sites, temps, angles - nothing changes it. Switched to Hospira BAC and stinging stopped.

That's reassuring. Thanks for the reply!

I'm going to document the whole thing. Maybe I'll make some videos about it.

Guess I'll experiment and report back!

Hey everyone, I have absence epilepsy and I'm curious if using peptides could cause any problems while I'm on my anti-seizure meds. Specifically, I was considering: Reta, MOTS-c, DSIP, and NAD+. Thanks! --Dexter

It's amazing how much progress pics can help! I started sema around October at 190lbs. I lacked motivation, was in pain from my arthritis, and had little energy. I gradually started walking, then strength training in November, and yoga in January. I track calories and focus on protein and fiber.

I bet people don’t recognize you! You look amazing. Cheers on your success.

Also, FidgetQueen, you mentioned 12mg. Are you absolutely sure you were on Ozempic? The highest dose for that is only 2mg! Maybe it was Mounjaro? Even if you were on the highest Ozempic dose, those side effects would be brutal. It's weird that a doctor would prescribe that much.

No offense intended, but if that's the 'after' pic, I'm not sure you're really 119lbs. You look great, but I'm not seeing a massive difference.

Hi! Thanks for the question. Honestly, it was subtle at first. I'd say maybe after the first month I noticed my clothes fitting a *little* looser, but the scale didn't move a ton at first. It was definitely a gradual process!

Thanks!

Hey everyone! I wanted to pass along my good fortune in order to inspire others. Reading similar stories kept me motivated when things got tough. I began back in January at 205 pounds. As of today in October, I'm maintaining at 165 pounds. It shifts so gradually that I didn't always notice, but...

I used to get it from one supplier, but not anymore. The long half-life really messed with my mood.