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Sourcing threads lock fast when posters keep pushing it - better to use DMs or the vendor section where the discussion is expected.

The double scam pattern on vial vendors when starting out is common - one no-delivery and one low-quality product is the typical initiation. Community-verified sources reduce that risk significantly.

Restart at a lower dose. The body remembers and the response usually comes back.

been intermittent fasting for 5 years and felt good but weight and a1c didn't budge much. early 50s, tracked a1c for years due to family history and it crept to 6.1%. started zepbound a few months back, didn't change my diet at all, but my latest came back at 5.2%. also started hrt around then...

I agree with Metabolic_Mandy, everyone's body is different. Don't get discouraged if it doesn't work for you right away. I've heard some people respond better to one med than another. Maybe talk to your doctor about trying something else if Mounjaro isn't working.

I agree with ATL_Lois, multivitamins are often useful when restricting calories. It can be difficult to get all the micronutrients needed if you're eating less overall!

To add to that, for someone who is having a hard time eating a full meal, consider high protein alternatives like protein shakes made with protein milk, or even just adding protein powder to your coffee. A lot of people struggle with getting enough protein and calories on GLP-1s and end up...

First, if you are not a doctor, please stop giving definitive medical advice. It's unhelpful and sometimes contradictory! Wolf_Cookie, I'm so sorry that it's not living up to expectations and that you experienced this scary medical event. These are just suggestions: 1. Stop comparing your...

For Shannon95 and non-responders, it's important to rule out any underlying medical conditions. Also, ensure you're accurately tracking your intake and activity levels. Sometimes, even small discrepancies can stall progress. Discuss other options with your doctor if Wegovy isn't working for you.

I'm also in Canada - got mine through my family doctor! It was easier than I thought. I had an in-person appointment and got weighed and discussed diet and exercise. Because my BMI was technically in the obese range, she prescribed it. Then I just needed some blood work. After that, the...

Hey Bee_Set, in terms of food aversions, many find that focusing on easily digestible protein sources, like lean meats, fish, and plant-based protein powders, can help overcome the 'ick' factor. Small, frequent meals can also be more manageable. Unfortunately, it really varies from person to...

UPDATE: Thank you all for your responses. I appreciate the support, even those who were a bit harsh. I'm still feeling lost because everyone has different opinions! Some suggest eating more, others less. Exercise more, exercise less. I'm struggling to eat even 900 calories a day since...

In Canada here - my doctor prescribed it. Got my measurements, weight, and had my blood tested. Now I see her for a check up every couple of months!

What are your best tips for dealing with sulfur burps? I'm already avoiding foods high in sulfur, eating small portions often, using probiotics, and splitting the dose... but I still have days with awful sulfur burps and GI distress. I've been losing weight but it's hard to stick with it. I'm...

Hello everyone! I'm a Registered Dietitian specializing in GLP-1 therapies. I've noticed a lot of uncertainty on the best nutritional approaches while on these medications, and I want to help clear some things up. I truly think dietary adjustments won't solve every single digestive issue, but...

Thanks, everyone! To answer a few questions, I wasn't working out initially, but I've started some light strength training in the last few months. As for dosage, it was a gradual increase over time, following my doctor's instructions. It's been about 1.5 years total.

About 15lbs so far.

Sometimes I feel kinda shaky inside for a few minutes. I also wake up between 2-3am every night after I increase my dose.

How does the heart thing manifest? I'm not sure I've noticed anything yet (currently on 2mg).

I've been using Reta for almost 4 months now, on only 3mg. I've seen my pulse go up a bit, from 59-62 to like 62-66. And it definitely messes with my sleep, especially after I increase my dose.