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Reta going cloudy after a week at 37F is a known issue - several sources have had batch problems where the peptide aggregates at cold temps without actually degrading. The community consensus is to request a replacement rather than trying to warm and re-dissolve. If the vendor has been...

Epitalon and DSIP is the right combination for Reta sleep disruption - they work through the circadian pathway rather than sedation, which holds up better over repeat cycles.

The NA versions of both are the ones with real CNS penetration - standard Selank and Semax have shorter effective windows for cognitive effects. Most people start with NA Semax at low dose, track attention improvement over 2 weeks, then layer in NA Selank once the solo response is mapped.

Haha, I think it's a bit smaller, but it's still there!

Thanks everyone for the replies. I'm definitely going to talk to my doctor about vitamin levels and maybe splitting the dose. n-of-1 I appreciate the thought, but I really think this is different from my usual depression. It's like a wall between me and any emotion.

To be honest, I've been sucking in my gut every day for like, 4 decades. Maybe the before pic is me sucking in and the after pics are relaxed? I barely notice it. I see it most in my face, looking in the mirror.

Honestly, it doesn't seem like 100 lbs to me either, but I also don't think I look 295 in the first pic. Great job on the weight loss!

I've been on 1mg for about a month and a half now. Appetite's gone, and I've dropped about 22 pounds, which is great. But the lack of energy and feeling like I can't enjoy anything is really getting to me. I was super anxious at first, but that's calmed down. Now I just feel...blah. I'm...

Down 90 lbs in a year using a low dose of a GLP-1 medication. Does it seem like that much?

I told my doctor what I was trying, and he was okay with it as long as I monitored my blood sugar (since I'm also diabetic) and didn't have any bad side effects. Definitely talk to your doctor before changing your dose or schedule!

I achieved my goal weight, stopped the meds, and maintained it for a few months before starting to gain again. After gaining about 20 pounds, I restarted and lost the weight again. So, it looks like I'll be on it for life. I'm also a type 2 diabetic, and it really helps with my glucose levels.

Please try not to be discouraged. Those of us who deal with cravings and constant weight changes understand. These agonists are amazing at quieting the 'food noise'. I went off and gained most of it back, then went back on. This time, I really focused on how the drug affected me. I then tried...

It's been about 6 months since I started this journey, and it's changed my life. I've always been active, even before, doing CrossFit for over a decade. But the pandemic hit me hard. I'm so glad I finally made this change.

Yeah, definitely need to get new glasses soon. I hadn't even thought about that!

Wow! You are stunning! BoutiqueCompounding Congratulations on your own progress!

Can't believe I'm down around 85 pounds. Still have another 40-ish to go to reach my initial target. Never thought this was possible, especially with the PCOS battle. It's like looking at a different person in photos. My face is so much thinner now. Top pic is me today. Bottom pic is back when...

Wow, you're inspiring me, Misty_Mountains_77. I'm thinking of starting this myself. I've struggled with my weight my whole life and I'm curious, what's it like experiencing life in a new body? Do you feel people treat you differently now? And how has your relationship with food and your body...

Incredible!!! 🤩

You're doing great! Looking fab! ❤️

Great job! I am so proud of you ❤️