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You don't have to take long breaks honestly. Try 5 days on and 2 days off, or just keep going with no breaks at all. That's what I do and it works fine.

Stopped taking it for cost, found something offshore at a fraction of the price. Jumped back on and the weight kept dropping.

Cirrhosis diagnosis blocking access sucks. Have you looked at alternatives or talked to your doctor about medical options?

That's from the Medicare conversation, right? Still probably too high for a lot of folks. Grey market it is for me.

Bupropion is only available subsidized in Australia as a quit-smoking aid, not for depression, which says something about its cost-benefit for smoking cessation. GLP drugs show more and more evidence of reducing pretty much all addictive substance use, including cigarettes. But I'm not sure we...

Normal and fine to shed muscle along with fat whether you're on this or not. Not carrying all that excess weight anymore means no constant muscle-building stimulus.

Wow, that's incredible! 100 pounds is seriously no joke - you should be really proud of yourself. Also kind of funny about the dog thing!

Got really into scent now and spend way too much on fragrances and lotions every week. My coworkers see the pile of stuff at my desk constantly. Seems like the appetite shift moved from food to perfume shopping. Apparently this happens to a lot of people on these meds.

Check out the dosing schedule for the semaglutide pill - once daily, keeps levels pretty steady. If fluctuations mattered, they'd probably go weekly with a bigger dose instead. Pills are way easier than needles for most folks.

Once weekly. Nowhere suggest myself anyone else do otherwise. Unsolicited lecture thanks. Serious conversations serious servers.

Lifer on these meds. Maintenance dose forever but the underlying insulin resistance stays put. Lifestyle fix isn't happening for me.

That phrase gets thrown around so much it sounds like marketing now instead of something real. Everyone's different and saying journey makes it feel generic. I like when folks talk about actual changes or goals - feels more honest and personal.

Twenty two pounds in twelve weeks using semaglutide. Eight weeks at the lower dose then four weeks at the next level.

YES congrats!!! Can't wait to post something similar. My diet's solid right now. Physical activity went way up, slowing weight loss, but I can tell muscle's coming back after years. Good luck!