Looking to TRANSFORM!

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Think of any diet.. you got it? Yup. I've probably tried it ha. I, like many on this planet, have been trying to find The All Spark as it relates to diet and exercise. I feel like I've come close so many times only to be left disappointed by restrictive eating and gnarly side effects. Deep down I understand that consistent daily effort at any of these lifestyles has the ability to create results.. I just haven't identified a strong enough "Why" to keep with them.

When I was first introduced to weight loss peptides, I was over the moon at the results I began to see. The problem I ran into was not prioritizing the right food and exercise so I hit a plateau and had poor digestion that ultimately led me to abandoning peptides.

Now, I'm looking to uncover a better peptide stack that not only helps with weighloss/muscle gain; but also helps me mental break poor decision making that ties to my ADHD, anxiety and depression. My goal is long term consistency with the right tools so I can break the "quick fix" mentality.

I’m pumped to be here, learn from your wins and mistakes, and share my own. Holding each other accountable is half the battle; let’s do this!

Current Metrics:
Height: 6'3
Weight: 277

 

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If glp1's didn't curb your impulse control the first time around, you're going to need traditional medication and therapy for your adhd or depression. Peptides won't fix that.

You're probably on that line of where glp1s are worth it, so I wouldn't discourage you from using them. But repetitively losing and gaining 20-30lbs because you don't stick with it will be way worse for your health (and loss in muscle mass) than if you just stayed the same weight you are now.

How's the rest of your health? A1C, lipid, or blood pressure issues?
Tell us more about what didn't work the first time. What medication, what doses, how long, side effects, etc...

 

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Think of any diet.. you got it? Yup. I've probably tried it ha. I, like many on this planet, have been trying to find The All Spark as it relates to diet and exercise. I feel like I've come close so many times only to be left disappointed by restrictive eating and gnarly side effects. Deep down I understand that consistent daily effort at any of these lifestyles has the ability to create results.. I just haven't identified a strong enough "Why" to keep with them.

When I was first introduced to weight loss peptides, I was over the moon at the results I began to see. The problem I ran into was not prioritizing the right food and exercise so I hit a plateau and had poor digestion that ultimately led me to abandoning peptides.

Now, I'm looking to uncover a better peptide stack that not only helps with weighloss/muscle gain; but also helps me mental break poor decision making that ties to my ADHD, anxiety and depression. My goal is long term consistency with the right tools so I can break the "quick fix" mentality.

I’m pumped to be here, learn from your wins and mistakes, and share my own. Holding each other accountable is half the battle; let’s do this!

Current Metrics:
Height: 6'3
Weight: 277

I've seen some people have success combining glps and traditional stuff like naltrexone or bupropion. May want to consider that. Also, identifying why you overeat is important. I've been on glps, but also have been reading through books on trauma and eating as well as compulsive overeating.