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The thread OP is exactly that story - 135 pounds on the starting dose alone. It's rare but it does happen, usually with a longer timeline and strong enough initial appetite suppression to sustain a deficit.

Microdosing at 0.5-1mg on a 6mg vial is the approach that minimizes the adaptation window - most newbies who go slow at the start report fewer first-week GI issues and a cleaner read on their response ceiling.

27 lbs in 41 days is a strong start - the first-month rate is always the fastest.

On the Mounjaro KwikPen the click count is 4 per dose level marking — so 4 clicks for one dose unit. Hold the button until the dose window shows zero AND you've heard the click cadence stop. Easy to under-dose if you let go too early. The first one or two times feel weirdly long if you're...

Thanks for the info everyone! Feeling a bit better informed now. Hopefully it keeps working for years to come!

VialUpdate That's reassuring to hear. Even if the weight loss slows, maintaining the other benefits would be great.

I really hope this keeps working! Worried about it losing effectiveness over time, like years from now. Anyone else concerned about long-term use?

constantly cold. started june last year, switched to wegovy in oct, back on mounjaro 4 weeks - lost 4st total. can't get warm no matter what. two jumpers, thermal, puffer jacket and still shivering.

pin about 30 min to an hour before bed. doesn't make you sleepy but you sleep deep and uninterrupted, which shifts your wake time earlier naturally. cjc kept me up - same with epitalon when i tried it nasally. might try epitalon earlier in the evening instead.

i weigh the cost vs benefit. yeah china's cheaper for these peptides, but my guy's got reliable stock and fast shipping. no customs headaches. that alone is worth paying extra for peace of mind. buying everything in one place is huge.

same thing happened to me on my first dose. terrified but wanted it to work. couldn't eat or drink for three days. after that hell week i switched to half dose twice weekly instead of one big shot and everything got better. took a few weeks to dial in but now it's solid.

seen tons in FB groups who lost good weight, had good habits on it, then stopped the shot and it all came back. food noise, rapid gain, lots of inflammation. rough cycle.

If your insurance doesn't subsidize your meds, try the savings card for the blue pen to potentially save a few bucks: https://www.ozempic.com/savings-and-resources/save-on-ozempic.html You can also use a coupon to get a discount: https://www.goodrx.com/ozempic The above discounts won't work if...

That's so inspiring!!!! I need to get back on track. I stalled out at about 35 pounds lost.

Stunning!!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️

Wow, you're looking younger every day!

Slow and steady!! You are doing incredibly.

Congrats to everyone having success! I've gone from always having a belly to actually seeing some definition! It's only been like 10 weeks and I'm a different person. I look at food so differently now. I WANT to eat good food, and I WANT to exercise. My blood work is better than ever too!

You look so happy and healthy!

Maybe do a little more reading? A slightly elevated HR is a pretty common side effect from these meds. Reta definitely does it too, I think its part of the 'extra burn' effect. Reta is loved by bodybuilders but go in knowing it WILL raise your HR. They're all GLP-1 receptor agonists, but that's...