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Intranasal with saline is the standard for semax and selank - the snoot bottle approach works well. CJC and Ipa in the same syringe is fine; compatibility is well documented and saves the poke.

Response varies that much between people. Compound and dose are the main drivers.

I'm in the same boat as Tired_of_Tired. I'm hoping I'll see results soon. I know it takes time, but it's still discouraging.

Wow, 20 lbs is amazing. What's been working for you?

Kiwi fruit can help. I totally agree about drinking enough water. You might also try fiber gummies.

Wow! What a change!

Amazing job! Congrats!

CGM use on GLP-1s is mostly precautionary - hypoglycemia risk without insulin stacking is low. Freestyle Libre 3 or Dexcom G7 are the two most commonly mentioned here.

Thanks, everyone, for the advice! I appreciate it. Especially Health_Better, I will focus more on my sleep and water intake!

I began using a semaglutide medication around mid-January. Began with 0.2mg, and the first month was incredible. Zero cravings, less inflammation, and I shed about 10 pounds in the initial 30 days. Since it was effective, I opted not to increase the dose, consulting with my online provider to...

Thanks for the info, Pops. I'll check into Minoxidil. KelsK6, maybe that's what's happening to me? I have been losing weight pretty fast, maybe like 25 pounds since starting my GLP-1 in January. I didn't even think about that.

Oh wow, thank you so much! I'm def gonna look into AHK, I appreciate the quick response!

I'm new to peptides but seeing lots of stuff beyond just weight loss. Anything that might help with hair growth? I'm kinda young but feel super self-conscious about my thinning hair, and hair transplants are super pricey. Sorry if I'm breaking any rules by asking, I'm still getting the hang of...

I agree with MojoRising74. If this drug is keeping you healthy, why stop? It's like saying you don't need your blood pressure meds anymore because your blood pressure is normal now. You still need the meds to KEEP it normal!

Good luck stopping. If it was just overeating, you'll be fine. But many of us have dieted forever and it’s not just eating. It's insulin, metabolism, and blood sugar that this actually fixes. When you go off, all that returns. I started in 2023 and will hit 3 years in March. I've tried lower...

I totally understand. I don't need to be super skinny, just not in pain from obesity. I'm aiming for a BMI under 25. Mentally, I'd be happy in the mid-160s. I think I could reach 150 if I really tried, but I'm not sure I want to lol.

Well done! I'm on a similar path, 54 pounds down and almost a year on sema. I feel good about it, and it feels sustainable. I'm not ashamed of my progress at all.

That's the approach I'm aiming for. Slow and steady wins the race!

I saw someone else sharing their progress online – down to 180 pounds from 262! Amazing stuff. They said they're eating everything, just smaller portions, and exercising frequently. That's dedication!

Amazing progress! It's so motivating to hear about your journey. Thanks for sharing, and best of luck as you continue. It really IS life changing.