Anonymous wrote:A full dose for me is 3mg or 50 units every day. That's an entire .5mL syringe which seems crazy. Is anyone injecting all of that?
I'm tapering up still but I think I'm going too slowly to see any real benefits. Lots of cravings have gone away so even if it takes me a long time to get there I'm hoping that this rewires my brain.
Anonymous wrote:A full dose for me is 3mg or 50 units every day. That's an entire .5mL syringe which seems crazy. Is anyone injecting all of that?
I'm tapering up still but I think I'm going too slowly to see any real benefits. Lots of cravings have gone away so even if it takes me a long time to get there I'm hoping that this rewires my brain.
Anonymous wrote:Just use phentermine. I lost 15lbs in 2 months. Easy peasy, tiny pill.
Anonymous wrote:A full dose for me is 3mg or 50 units every day. That's an entire .5mL syringe which seems crazy. Is anyone injecting all of that?
I'm tapering up still but I think I'm going too slowly to see any real benefits. Lots of cravings have gone away so even if it takes me a long time to get there I'm hoping that this rewires my brain.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.
+1000
I take 0.75 mg/week after losing 20 lbs effortlessly on compounded tirz (lost by taking the starting dose, 2.5, and never moving up). I am 5'7 and 125 lbs now. It's been 15 months. I feel amazing. I never want to stop taking this because it such a relief to no longer obsess over food, how many calories I'm eating, going to bed hungry, binging/starving cycle. This tiny little dose each week takes the edge off my hunger, and it has been life changing. I eat anything I want - the beauty is, on this med, I don't want much junk food anymore and I don't overeat. Ever! I've become one of those people I used to marvel over...the one who takes a small plate from the appetizer table instead of stuffing my face...the one who says no thank you to dessert without any internal strife...the one whose size 4 pants fit again. You are so right - now everyone can be effortlessly thin! I think this makes people mad.
Anonymous wrote:OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.
I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.
- OP
You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.
OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.
How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.
Conversely, why not GLP first? Because doctors only know one thing or Ye Olde Ways?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.
I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.
- OP
You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.
OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.
How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you all lose hair?
Wegovy yes
Zepbound no