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The addiction research angle is one of the more intriguing secondary findings - dopamine pathway modulation appears to be a shared mechanism, not a side effect.

BAC water over sterile for anything multi-dose - the benzyl alcohol is the only thing that keeps contamination at bay once the vial's punctured.

315 to 188 with pickleball added - the cardio capacity at that weight difference is its own milestone.

Standard dose is 8 weeks at 0.25 and 0.5 to see where you land. Early losses are usually water. Don't let TikTok hype influence your plan. Reddit posts tend to be pretty accurate. Most agree 1-2 pounds weekly long-term is the sweet spot.

you crushed it! maintenance is scary with no real map and it'll probably be trial and error. lower doses, space them out more, experiment and see what works. everyone's different so your sweet spot might not be someone else's. go slow and trust yourself.

get more 'pill fatigue' than needle fatigue honestly. had surgery in 2021 that rerouted my intestines and left me with permanent malabsorption. vitamins and supplements every day just to stay healthy. don't really want to add more pills to the mix. might work great for maintenance for others though.

just hit my third 1mg dose and side effects are intense. sulfur burps, mild diarrhea, bloating. at 0.25mg and 0.5mg i had zero issues—just a bit of constipation. lost 8kg in 8 weeks but felt sick for the first 3 days after each shot. thinking about dropping to 0.75mg by counting clicks. doc...

Some people on here have gone above the 15 mg limit and studies are running on higher doses. Not everyone's the same though. One thing I do is back off the dose a bit and pin every 4–5 days. I was getting suppression till day four and struggling days 5–6. Adding another compound at low dose made...

I've been on this journey for a few years now. Started with Victoza, lost a little, gained it back. Then Ozempic, lost about 50. Plateaued, switched to Mounjaro and it's still working. Don't give up if it's slow!

I'd keep the omega-3s. There's real science behind those.

I totally get it, HungryHippoNoMore. Even when the physical hunger fades, there's that lingering *mental* hunger. Like, I know I'm not actually hungry, but my brain still wants something. It's like I'm learning to distinguish between true hunger and just old habits.

My husband took something similar to berberine and lost feeling in his feet! Thankfully, it came back when he stopped. Check with your doctor about the ones you keep taking.

Yup, I have!

Yeah, I felt it for the first month or two, but not so much lately. I've had a seriously stressful month with way too much going on, my sleep has been awful, and I've been slacking on my meditation. So, there are some obvious reasons why I'm not feeling great. I'm trying to get back on track...

I used to be so focused on the scale, thinking if I just got to a certain weight, *then* I'd be happy. Turns out, the real problem was the constant mental battle with food. I thought if I just tracked every morsel, restricted myself more, had more willpower, everything would click. Hello...

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Nice display case!

Absolutely. It's a recurring pattern. Now they're going after compounded GLP-1s too.

IACP'S 2016 COMPOUNDERS ON CAPITOL HILL REPORT https://vimeo.com/173768840

The FDA is making it harder for compounders to make medicines that are already approved.