Hi. I'm T2 diabetic in remission since 12/2020. 16 months ago, I started Semaglutide (Sema) for weight loss with medical supervisioy A1C remained stable. I did well at 1mg until my employer stopped covering it June 1st. Last week I saw my PCP (lab partner). We discussed self-funding continued GLP-1 medication for testing both weight loss and prevention of A1C drift.
I've been reading online and just ordered the William Seeds book on Peptide Protocols. Am acquaintance has been testing grey market product with tremendous success. I need to know more and grow more comfortable that I know enough not to inflict harm out of ignorance.
My lab partner and I discussed testing Tirzepatide. He is comfortable so I am comfortable to test it. I hear conflicting lab results of breakthrough food noise which I really need a break from. It's deafening.
I can see from the content here I have hours of reading ahead of me. Thank you to the Mod Squad and all members past and present who created this goldmine information source for others who come after you. It's now my job to turn that information into knowledge for successful testing.
I hope one day to give back even a sliver of what you are so freely giving to me. Thank you for having me.
I've been reading online and just ordered the William Seeds book on Peptide Protocols. Am acquaintance has been testing grey market product with tremendous success. I need to know more and grow more comfortable that I know enough not to inflict harm out of ignorance.
My lab partner and I discussed testing Tirzepatide. He is comfortable so I am comfortable to test it. I hear conflicting lab results of breakthrough food noise which I really need a break from. It's deafening.
I can see from the content here I have hours of reading ahead of me. Thank you to the Mod Squad and all members past and present who created this goldmine information source for others who come after you. It's now my job to turn that information into knowledge for successful testing.
I hope one day to give back even a sliver of what you are so freely giving to me. Thank you for having me.
