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The studies aren't being talked about much in the mainstream media to avoid political arguments. Here's an article explaining why some people are afraid to report symptoms or discuss them publicly: https://www.statnews.com/2025/06/10...ts-in-listen-study-want-answers-not-politics/

I'm familiar with the Yale LISTEN Study, which has similar symptoms to Long COVID but also includes more cancer (especially colorectal), nerve damage, cardiac problems, and autoimmune issues. In studies, they've been using peptides like Thymosin-α1, Aviptadil, LL-37, Thymosin-β4 fragment...

There are calculators online that help with this. Here's one I found pretty useful: https://www.peptides.org/semaglutide-dosage-calculator-and-chart/

It's not a new thing in the USA. All BAC water intended for injection has always needed a prescription. Suppliers just started enforcing it more recently. Reconstitution solution with 0.9% benzyl alcohol sold online gets around the prescription because it's marked "research use only."

I didn't get cold when I was on sema, but I DO get all the other nasty side effects. Nausea, vomiting, the works. I'm just saying, don't ignore those if you get them, Charlie1989. Some people can't tolerate it.

Sema didn't really do much for me, but tirz has been awesome so far.

It's definitely something to think about. I've heard compression garments can help, and some people consider surgery if it's really bothersome.

Stick with it! It can be really life changing. Just be sure to keep your doctor informed of any side effects.

Weight Reduction Meds Showing Enhanced Results for Skin Problems Seeing improvements in psoriasis and other ongoing skin problems with GLP-1 receptor agonists suggests they might be used more in dermatology. Maybe dermatologists could even start helping manage obesity. www.medscape.com Better...

Hey PickyEaterPro, to answer your questions: I'm currently at 1mg. I'm thinking about maintenance, but not there yet. I'm loosely tracking calories just to make sure I'm getting enough protein. And no, I don't think I've lost any muscle. My lifts are actually going up!

I would have been happy with your starting body!

Started at 187, now at 156, and I'm 5'8". This medication has done wonders for my self-esteem. I'm actually happy with my body now, and people compliment my figure when I'm out. It's motivating, especially since I've been strength training. The muscle definition is finally showing!

It's been a journey! I started at the lowest dose and very, very slowly increased it according to how I was feeling. Patience is key, I think. It took maybe a year and a half?

Thanks so much, everyone!

Still can't believe it's me in those pics, past and present.

It makes me angry too. In the US, we're surrounded by cheap, easy "food" that's processed junk that makes us gain and gets us sick.

Your first thought made me wonder if I was malnourished growing up. My mom was obese, which seems ironic, but we mostly got, well, watered down sugar, lol? Milk and juice were always cut 50%. Spaghetti and macaroni were staples because they were cheap. And donuts...someone donated a YEAR's worth...

Mine was created 4/25 and no update 🙁

That's great!