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I've only lost about 8 pounds since November, but I'm viewing it as a victory. Thank you for sharing!

That's fantastic work hun. Congrats! Time to go shopping for some new clothes?

Not being able to buckle up was my lightbulb moment three years back. Well done!

You look fabulous, darling!

Good for you!!!!🙏👍🏻👏🏻

You look awesome!

Doing awesome!

If you've tried to stop before and couldn't, it might be worth a shot. It's like a break for your brain. I hear the cravings can come back a bit at lower doses, but even then, people drink less and feel sick if they overdo it. Maybe give non-alcoholic beers a try too!

Thanks for sharing your progress pics!

Looking great!

I'm about a month in, and haven't really seen much change recently. I was losing fast at first, now it's almost nothing. Good to remember it's a marathon, not a sprint...

Some addiction specialists are studying how these meds might treat addiction in the brain. Could be a game-changer for helping addicts! Thanks to pharma research! Lol! So glad you're doing so well!

That's awesome. I'm trying to go from a 3X to an L myself!

That's a big question! There are quite a few. Most have a working mechanism. The thing is knowing who they work for. MOST have safety testing. Out of what's around now: NAD+ MOTS-C SELANK SEMAX Cerebrolysin Dihexa Epitalon TB-500 There are others too. Dihexa isn't for beginners, but it looks...

I always look at the dog studies first.

Awesome!!! That's great!

There are a few out there. Do a search on Google Scholar or a science library. There was a study on people with mitochondrial myopathy, specifically an inherited form. It only worked a little, and only in people with a specific cardiolipin mutation. It also helped with eyes in another study, and...

I'm happy your doctor shared. It's a very refreshing outlook. A while ago, I was reading about Mounjaro, and I saw a YouTube video from a British morning show talking about a nurse who died shortly after starting Mounjaro. The comments were filled with people saying 'well, that's what happens...

I meant studies DIRECTLY on humans, not just isolated cells, animals or in vitro. We looked at SS-31 in 2023 and couldn't find anything that confirmed success in humans. We only looked in some regions so maybe there are others we missed. I agree the mechanism is sound, I just haven't found proof...

I don't want to be a downer, but the human trials of ss31 weren't great. The mechanism makes sense, but it didn't work in humans like it did in the lab.