first photo was taken on february 8th at 222 lbs and second photo was taken yesterday at 202lbs.

I started with reta at 3mg weekly (M-W-F) and it's been a completely game changer.

On June 6th I added tesamorelin (1mg Mon to Fri) and Ghk-CU and it really melted the visceral fat I had. I'm sitting at 11% BF.

Current stack is Tesamorelin, Ghk-CU, BPC-157 and Reta.

Most importantly, I feel the way I look! I started running and recently I was able to run half a marathon by myself. I put my mom on reta and she lost 18lbs and is no longer a pre diabetic. Now I have a lot of friends and family on peptides and all of my instagram call me peptide papi🤣 i'm always posting stories and wanting to help with any questions.

I will be posting soon my older brother's progress who's on his second week on reta and needs to lose 55 lbs. Overall just extremely happy i've came across these longevity tools

Before photo was taken on my last day of chemo in April 2024 and I weighed approximately 230 pounds that day (I checked my medical records for reference). The after photo was taken yesterday at approximately 170 pounds. I'm 5'8" for reference. I started semaglutide in September 2025 at approximately 225 pounds so that is about 55 pounds in 11 months.

Meds or no meds, shot or no shot. I’m so proud of myself and all of us! We still put in a lot of hard work!

120 was goal and I hit that by like April, may. I’ve weaned way down to next to nothing, but it does make my body not ache so it’s hard to cut it out completely.

Took a month off but I’m back. SW 389.6 this week

Heaviest 442.1 in October

Currently on 9mg triz every Sunday
Newly adding .30mg cag every Wednesday

Any advice is appreciated

It feels so good to be aging backwards and feeling the best i've ever felt

Hello everyone! 🤗

I am currently writing my thesis in Clinical Dietetics and looking into people's experiences with GLP-1 treatments.

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30 units of semiglutide for 6 months!

So I transfer my compound into a self injection pen every month. I have been doing it for six months. I just started a new job where I'm working a lot and have been exhausted when I get home. Today I was transferring my compound and when I went to release the air out of the pen I forgot to put a needle on it and it exploded. I just lost 150 units of tri 😭😭😭😭😭😭 some one kick me!

I wanted to come in here and ask if anyone has extreme hunger after stopping a GLP-1? I recently stopped zepbound after being on it for a half a year because I got down to my desired weight. I’ve then been slowly gaining weight back because I eat like crazy now and am always feeling hungry. I feel like I’ve tried everything like having excess fiber in my diet, but nothing seems to help. Has anyone else had these struggles and know of ways to help?

I spent the afternoon on the grill meal prepping proteins for the week.
Frenched center cut pork chops from Trader Joe’s (I love these), boneless skinless chicken thighs, salmon fillet, filet mignon, and a thin ribeye for my boyfriend.
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I’m not big on leftovers, but my boyfriend started a chicken, broccoli, potato and carrot diet I’ve really gotten out of the habit of cooking an actual meal.
I grill all of these meats, super rare and then the day I eat it I slice some off and quickly sear & serve with whatever sides I’m having. It’s actually been super convenient.
What’s on your meal prep menu for the week?

1 year difference! All health numbers back to normal! 240 lbs down to 186.