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The face shift tends to track the loss and arrive faster than people expect.

NAD+ with Tirz for energy drain is the most commonly reported add-on. Semax for cognitive fatigue and BPC-157 for joint support are the other plateau additions.

6mg sits between the standard 5 and 7.5, which seems totally reasonable to me. People are running well above 15mg with minimal issues and there's trial data on higher doses (numbers under wraps). Before I weigh in: what was your starting weight, height, and age?

That sounds stressful and I'd be worried too. If there's any chance you took more than you meant to, call your doc or urgent care. Nausea, dizziness, vomiting can happen with higher doses. Stay hydrated, eat light but definitely get professional guidance if it gets worse.

Every time I've lost serious weight I've had to cut people out. Don't get it—my bestie went 125 to 250 to 125 and I loved her everywhere, hyped shopping trips even when I couldn't fit anything. But this 'friend' swears nothing works and is convinced it won't help anyone else either.

studies say minimal difference overall like under five percent. belly absorbs fastest which can mean more side effects but slightly more effective. rotate spots to avoid scar tissue buildup. i rotate zones on my abdomen each shot.

10 lbs in 6 weeks with 160 as goal puts the finish line in sight early.

I used to stress eat all the time, but now I just want to go for drives. Has anyone else experienced this?

I've heard from a friend, who is also using Rybelsus due to a needle phobia, that the initial fatigue and nausea can be rough but it does get better after a few months on the full dose. She said around the 3 month mark the food noise just vanished. Gives me hope!

To be able to afford my prescription, I had to give up energy drinks. Now that I think about it, it wasn’t that difficult. This medication does seem to help with addictions, I guess.

Not directly related to sema, but a really bad vitamin D deficiency made my hair go gray temporarily when I was younger. Might be worth checking your levels.

So, what injection dose were you on before switching to the pills, and what's your pill dose? Also, how much total weight have you lost using both? I'm okay with the injections, but I might have to switch to the pills later this year because my insurance might stop covering weight loss meds...

Look into micro needling. It won't solve everything but it may make it better a bit.

Hey, honestly, your stomach looks great! A few wrinkles are nothing to worry about.

I've actually gained a couple pounds on it… maybe 3 pounds during the first month. I emailed the 'doctor' and, of course, they told me to keep going since I'm supposedly experiencing fewer cravings and less food 'noise'. But it's too expensive for me to 'wait and see' for several more months.

I'm at 0.5mg with absolutely no weight change, plus stomach issues. And I'm still hungry all the time. It's really frustrating and disheartening.

Also keep in mind that even if a supplier is legit, it's still "research chemical" grade. That's why they say "For Research Only." Not saying it's unsafe, but it's not the same as pharmaceutical grade.

Ideally, the fill would be accurate, yeah. But most places act like the extra is a freebie. Just look at the certificate of analysis (COA) and adjust your dose.

Congrats!!! So inspiring!!

Congrats! I haven't noticed people treating me differently (down about 100lbs since last fall, now in the "healthy" weight range), but my husband is surprised – I weigh less than he's ever seen me weigh. He was shocked at a surgical consult when they asked my weight, and he realized I weighed...