howsoonisnow
New Member
Just thought I'd make an introductory post so my profile isn't completely empty. My story: I've struggled with overeating and binging for my whole life, with bouts of bulimia. Like many newbies, I started out with LSH last year and quickly shifted to "grey". I've got quite a bit of laboratory experience so reconstitution was a piece of cake.
Access to tirz/glp1s has completely changed my life, as food just does not control me anymore. I've saved money and lost weight, but the freedom from constant food noise + the shame and anxiety that comes with that is really what saved me. I am beyond grateful!!
I started at 170lb and rapidly shed ~40lb. I stalled, slowly shed another 10 and am now 120, still losing but extremely slowly. But I'm just so happy with where I'm at right now and my current dose is regulating my food noise just same as ever, so I'm just staying where I am for now in dose.
I honestly don't see myself posting too much, thats just my personality, but I'm so happy to have this community and to continue to learn more about glp1s and peptides. Thank you for reading! For those with a similar experience with disordered eating I would love to hear your story. Cheers!
Access to tirz/glp1s has completely changed my life, as food just does not control me anymore. I've saved money and lost weight, but the freedom from constant food noise + the shame and anxiety that comes with that is really what saved me. I am beyond grateful!!
I started at 170lb and rapidly shed ~40lb. I stalled, slowly shed another 10 and am now 120, still losing but extremely slowly. But I'm just so happy with where I'm at right now and my current dose is regulating my food noise just same as ever, so I'm just staying where I am for now in dose.
I honestly don't see myself posting too much, thats just my personality, but I'm so happy to have this community and to continue to learn more about glp1s and peptides. Thank you for reading! For those with a similar experience with disordered eating I would love to hear your story. Cheers!
