Recent content by DwightTheDelight

I was able to hit a high 26 BMI from a starting BMI of 54 or 444.8lbs > 209.8lbs. I think I'd be 200 or so with skin removal on my stomach. I'm super motivated and have been almost the entire 700 days on, but at the same time I feel a bit lucky, because my wife and mom weren't able to continue...

My wife is experiencing this right now and while glp1s helped, it's not quite powering her to the finish line. She's holding steady at 150lbs - 5'3" for a year now after losing 70lbs and if I wasn't witnessing her eating habits now, I wouldn't believe it. It's at a point where I've asked her to...

Honestly, just experimenting. I feel the best with these macros and it doesn't feel like I'm dieting most of the time anymore. Initially, not only was I very low in calories for the first year, I was very low protein, in an attempt to see if it would limit how much loose skin I was going to be...

I hear ya. Luckily, I'm too dumb to even realize anything was off - as it was happening. I only noticed after I started to return to normal and began wanting to do things again. GL with reta. Hopefully it is kinder to you than Tirz was.

Time was the solution in my case. I started at a higher dose of Tirz than most people and felt off for a few months. Those first 3 months felt like I just sat at my office desk or in a recliner and melted. This went away, but anytime I would bump the dose up, I knew I would feel it for a bit...

That's good info! Is he taking it just to control blood sugar or is he after some other effect?

I bet it's tolerance, but it doesn't really matter what word we use to describe it. It's something. I have a feeling that just about everyone will have that early, crazy appetite suppression, regardless of current weight, that I, my wife, and Mom felt with it. From what I felt and what I saw in...

Haha. Yep, and two kits still sit in my freezer, untouched from that time. An heirloom from the great glp war of 24. I have prescription coverage right now, so I don't need them at the moment, but I may at some point. Every once in a while I open up my freezer to talk to the lonely kits, "I'm...

Welcome, and I'm glad that this is how the forum is viewed now. You should have seen last fall and winter here. We lost a lot of good men and women in the glp1forum battles of 24' but their legacy will live on... especially when nexa is mentioned and little skirmishes reignite.

I 100% believe tolerance develops over time, at least regarding appetite suppression. I also believe that positive changes we can't necessarily feel, like being more sensitive to insulin, continue as long as we are on the meds. I've been on brand zepbound for close to two years now and well...

Yep, I can't comment on this specific situation, but regarding "the feels" that is being mentioned, I can say that I've been on brand zepbound/mounjaro for a long time and the feeling each shot would produce seemed so random, early on at least. Some weeks felt like I didn't even take a shot and...

Might as well leave a progress photo here too. Anyone who says my face isn't real is just a flat out hater....

I appreciate the kind words from everyone. It's been a few months since I began slowly increasing days between shots. I'm now at 15 mg per 7 to 8 days, which is down from 15 every 4 to 5 days at my peak. I will continue increasing days between shots or lowering the dose as the next year wears...

Probably a couple of reasons - 1. Less drama. Dad came home and we stopped arguing to avoid getting the belt. 2. I can't remember my second point... occasional cagri user - forgive my fibril ridden forgetfulness. It can't be this. This makes too much sense. Okay, it's probably this.

I'm 44.