What have been your results from Ozempic/Wegovy/semaglutide?

[Anonymous]

5’0” - high bp, Cholesterol and borderline sugar
SW: 150
CW: 144 just a few weeks in
GW: 125 or less would be a dream

[Anonymous]

5’4” 49yo woman
SW 204
CW 177
GW 125

I’ve been on Wegovy for 3 months. 1.7 dose now. I pay out of pocket. $1,150/month

[Anonymous]

SW 164 (am 5-2") in January
112 in September
Never had any side effects
Off for a while, have gained about 3 pounds (and look better with those 3 pounds, people commented that I was too thin)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SW 164 (am 5-2") in January
112 in September
Never had any side effects
Off for a while, have gained about 3 pounds (and look better with those 3 pounds, people commented that I was too thin)

Wow. That’s a lot of weight loss for 9 months. Did you eat, diet or do anything specific in conjunction with the drug?

[Anonymous]

5'7" SW 185 over a year ago
CW 155
GW 135

It's not as effective now and my doctor is trying to switch me to Zepbound, but she says I have to try Saxenda for one month first, per my insurance company.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SW 164 (am 5-2") in January
112 in September
Never had any side effects
Off for a while, have gained about 3 pounds (and look better with those 3 pounds, people commented that I was too thin)

Wow. That’s a lot of weight loss for 9 months. Did you eat, diet or do anything specific in conjunction with the drug?

It's not even September

[Anonymous]

Zepbound for 10 months

Starting weight: 308
Current weight: 217

[Anonymous]

Sw 211
CW 198
GW 175

I’ve been on Wegovy for 8+ weeks and just moved to 1.0. No side effects except more tired with 1.0 but I heard that is normal and temporary. It’s been hard to get even with Rx sent in two weeks in advance. I’m paying out of pocket so it’s a small fortune. At some point I will move to a compounded formula but need advice on what on line firm to use.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zepbound for 10 months

Starting weight: 308
Current weight: 217

Jfc

She lost the weight you hated so much. What the hell is your problem?

I would hope the reaction is to losing almost 100lbs in 10 months.

[Anonymous]

What would you eat/drink on a typical day before the drugs vs now? I'm curious about how extreme the change becomes in what you eat.

[Anonymous]

SW: 240
CW: 205

Started Wegovy early January of this year and have been at 1.7 since March (2.4 was too much for me). I'm VERY happy with my weight loss. I just started Pilates and am loving that too! I'm definitely eating less and with the weight loss have more energy in general. I'm simply eating less and making better food choices. Certain foods just don't "sound" good to me most days (fried foods, pizza, super rich/sugary things like cheesecake, etc).

It also let me realize it was my ADHD causing my binging and overeating. Tweaking my meds has been amazing there as well. I'm content to continue the shots as long as needed. I don't really have a goal weight, my best guess is somewhere around 170-180. FWIW I'm 5'10" and have a larger build in general. It's been so long since I've been that weight I just don't know how it'll look!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zepbound for 10 months

Starting weight: 308
Current weight: 217

Jfc

She lost the weight you hated so much. What the hell is your problem?

I would hope the reaction is to losing almost 100lbs in 10 months.

I'm pretty sure it was in reaction to someone weighing 308 lbs in the first place. People like her are like I rarely leave the house at 275 lbs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:age:49, heigh 5'7
Starting: 235
Last year: 175
Then insurance kicked me off ozempic. I tried tirzepatide but didn't work for me and I gained 20 and went up to 195. Now at 190 and back on semaglutide through a compounding pharmacy. Amazing how quick it was to gain the weight and taking forever to get back to the 170s. Ideally would get to 160s.

I know this post was from a long while back, but I am hoping you might see this and respond. You mentioned the extreme and fast weight gain – did you implement other lifestyle and exercise changes that you were able to keep going to maintain the weight after you got the shots???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sw 211
CW 198
GW 175

I’ve been on Wegovy for 8+ weeks and just moved to 1.0. No side effects except more tired with 1.0 but I heard that is normal and temporary. It’s been hard to get even with Rx sent in two weeks in advance. I’m paying out of pocket so it’s a small fortune. At some point I will move to a compounded formula but need advice on what on line firm to use.

I use Orderlymeds. Their customer service is great, and I've never had an issue getting a response. After signing up I had medications a week later, and that was over Memorial Day weekend. https://orderlymeds.com/medication

Compound Sema is $249 for four weeks, no matter the dose
Tirzepatide is $399 for four weeks, any dose

There are coupon codes for $50 off the first month. I don't want people to think I'm spamming. Feel free to ask them during your initial consult.

I've had no side effects, and stay on the lowest dosing as long as possible. Right now I'm still at 0.5. It's working for me, in a slow and manageable way. I do not want rapid loss.

It's simply helping me to make better choices and eat smaller portions. I get full pretty quickly so I eat slowly and it's easy to stop eating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What would you eat/drink on a typical day before the drugs vs now? I'm curious about how extreme the change becomes in what you eat.

DP. I lost 40 pounds in about 8-9 months. Mostly a steady pound a week (the exceptions being 9 pounds the first month and 0 pounds in December). I’d done a lot of research ahead of time and was pretty obsessed with losing muscle, so I did weights religiously with a trainer every week the upped weights to twice a week. The change in diet was concentrating on protein and it being VERY easy to skip a meal. I eat 2 meals a day most days. And a dessert. My sweet tooth didn’t go away. But since I’m never really hungry, it’s easy to eat twice, not snack and not overeat.