Who do I have to suck for some eloralintide

Now a fourth group might sell elora next week for less than two bills for full kit. Same vendors. Same group that will do r30 for real cheap with frog logo. Move a lot of weight. Supposedly reputable.
 
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Now a fourth group might sell elora next week for less than two bills for full kit. Same vendors. Same group that will do r30 for real cheap with frog logo. Move a lot of weight. Supposedly reputable.
Yeah, also coming from Changsha... just looking more and more likely that there's going to be an overcommitment from the producer, and delays for everyone involved 👎
 
Meh, I don't really care if there are delays. I don't really need anything for 6+ months. Figure the delays are baked in the cake with gbs. If I get anything in 2-3 months, I'm happy. If longer, that's okay too.
 
Yeah, also coming from Changsha... just looking more and more likely that there's going to be an overcommitment from the producer, and delays for everyone involved 👎

I joined the 15mg group buy, but only 1 kit and only out of curiosity. I'm calling it my "Chang-mas" kit as I expect to receive it right around Christmas.
 
Have my kit from uther for 2 weeks now. Second shot yesterday with 3mg. It hits now and feels different than cagri. Cagri was like a blunt damage weapon...elora is like a knife :-D Or...With Cagri, I often felt sick, and at certain times, really, really nauseous for 1 to 2 minutes. With Elora, it’s more like a wave you ride. No hunger, I feel full quickly, and absolutely no food cravings.
 
Have my kit from uther for 2 weeks now. Second shot yesterday with 3mg. It hits now and feels different than cagri. Cagri was like a blunt damage weapon...elora is like a knife :-D Or...With Cagri, I often felt sick, and at certain times, really, really nauseous for 1 to 2 minutes. With Elora, it’s more like a wave you ride. No hunger, I feel full quickly, and absolutely no food cravings.
Which of the two would say is stronger in term of appetite suppression and satiety?
 
Which of the two would say is stronger in term of appetite suppression and satiety?
I was on almost 5mg with cagri and did almost feel nothing from it. Cagri doesn't work as well after just a few weeks. After 2 months, I stopped taking it as often because I could barely feel any effect, even at 5 mg. I think Elora is significantly more effective. But I've only been taking it for 2 weeks. Let's see how it goes.
 
Have my kit from uther for 2 weeks now. Second shot yesterday with 3mg. It hits now and feels different than cagri. Cagri was like a blunt damage weapon...elora is like a knife :-D Or...With Cagri, I often felt sick, and at certain times, really, really nauseous for 1 to 2 minutes. With Elora, it’s more like a wave you ride. No hunger, I feel full quickly, and absolutely no food cravings.
Have you been on reta and tirz before?
 
I don't know.. I did a search on TG and came up empty.

If you read more on the forum you'll find the names. All you gotta do is read.

It says "No Source Discussion" in your profile right now, but it doesn't say "No Reading About Source Discussions".

All the breadcrumbs are in the forum.
 
Yeah, it was too good not to do it. I pulled the trigger, but I’ve been wondering since if Changsha is Chinese for dumb ass or something.
Since you wondered:

Gemini said:
"Changsha" (长沙) literally translates to "Long Sand" in English.

Here is the breakdown of the characters:

  • Chang (长 / cháng): Long
  • Sha (沙 / shā): Sand
Context:

Changsha is the capital and largest city of Hunan Province in China. The name is historically believed to originate from the long stretch of sandy land and islands (such as the famous Orange Isle) located in the middle of the Xiang River, which flows directly through the city.
 
Do people always have to get their gallbladder removed with glp1s in cases like this? I'm assuming she was higher than normal risk of developing gallstones if she qualified for the trial. They need to start prescribing ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) when people use glp1s/amylin agents, unless they are very low risk of developing gallstones.
 
Do people always have to get their gallbladder removed with glp1s in cases like this? I'm assuming she was higher than normal risk of developing gallstones if she qualified for the trial. They need to start prescribing ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) when people use glp1s/amylin agents, unless they are very low risk of developing gallstones.

It’s more about the fast weight loss than necessarily the medications. People who have similar quick weight loss from other methods, like gastric surgeries, are also at risk for gallbladder issues. The prophylactic use of ursodiol for glp1s isn’t as common as with bariatric populations, but might be more common when Reta is FDA approved.
 
Do people always have to get their gallbladder removed with glp1s in cases like this? I'm assuming she was higher than normal risk of developing gallstones if she qualified for the trial. They need to start prescribing ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) when people use glp1s/amylin agents, unless they are very low risk of developing gallstones.
Assuming not much has changed in general the approach is to remove the gallbladder if it is causing symptoms like biliary colic to prevent a stone from blocking the bile ducts or the pancreatic duct and causing cholecystitis, obstructive hepatitis or less commonly pancreatitis. A lot of people have gallstones with no symptoms and they are just left alone mostly.

In major rapid weight loss up to 10% can get gallstones, ( from bariatric surgery usually ) but is probably around 1% for glp treatment overall, which still makes it debatably the most common reason for glps putting you in the emergency department. While not everyone on GLPs is at high risk of gallstones in general a fairly high proportion are. I have never seen ursodeoxycholic acid mentioned as a good idea in the GLP studies but is online, it was often advised after bariatric surgery.
 

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