I didn't watch all your videos but want to tell you it's very important you clean the stopper of that vial. I don't use the medication but very experienced in giving injections. I know others are watching and excited to start the same journey. People please don't skip steps. Keep in mind the vial of medication is being handled and inserting the needle in the rubber stopper can allow bacteria to enter the vial. You need to clean the rubber top of the vial with an alcohol pad. There is a preservative in the medication but we really don't know where that medication is coming from. Best of luck to you.
TLDR: Compounded semaglutide has helped the speaker experience appetite suppression, reduced hunger, and steady weight loss without major side effects, leading to motivation to continue their weight loss journey. 00:00 📉 After two weeks on compounded semaglutide, the speaker experienced appetite suppression about 8 hours after the first injection and was initially cautious about whether it was a placebo effect or due to the medication. 01:53 📉 After starting compounded semaglutide, the speaker experienced reduced hunger and discomfort while eating, but noticed their appetite slowly returning after the third day. 02:58 🥗 Eating high protein foods, experiencing little hunger after second shot of compounded semaglutide. 03:55 📉 Eating healthy and high protein foods is important while taking compounded semaglutide as it makes the person feel full quickly and queasy at the thought of food. 04:28 📉 Lost 9.8 pounds in 2 weeks with compounded semaglutide, feeling motivated to continue weight loss journey. 05:32 💊 No negative side effects, no hunger, no headaches, and maintaining steady weight loss with compounded semaglutide. 06:09 📉 Experiencing appetite suppression and considering titrating up to 15 units of compounded semaglutide for weight loss. 06:54 💉 Lost 9.8 pounds in 2 weeks on compounded semaglutide with no major side effects, injections are painless, and looking for others' experiences and questions.
I do not use it for appetite suppression…I have that under control. I started taking it because my metabolism isn’t functioning properly. I also excercise including strength training.
Okay, so it's definitely more than just appetite control ,yes? Trying to find information on that , it seems like it's not just keeping one from eating? I asked because I fast and it's not doing anything.
@@sbg1911I fasted as well, I had a complete hysterectomy and I now am in menopause or post menopause early. I gained a lot of weight back after years of keeping weight off. It is the hormones that effect how our body reacts to the food we eat. I believe yes calories matter BUT only to an extent, I think these medications, are helping In different ways. Yes it keeps me from being hungry BUT i too hardly get hungry. But without my medication I would eat because it was time or I was bored and once I started I couldn’t stop even if I was full. Now it is different, I am still not hungry but it also takes the thoughts of food away. It does slow down the food digestion so I can’t eat more because I feel uncomfortable if it is more in the belly than I need. But also I had to go without the medicine and I ate the exact same for three weeks and I gained a couple of pounds pharmacy finally got the medicine in so the first week back in it I lost those couple pounds again.. so it has to be that the GLP1 in semaglutide and GIP in zepbound (terzipatide) is helping the body do what it is supposed to do. It is a hormone by the way. I think it is what my bodies been missing for years. Maybe I had some GLP1 and GIP but not enough to do what it needed. And keep in mind I jog, lift weights and I do some HIIT I also do Low intensity training zone 2. And that was before taking the medication and I lost nothing but my mind. Lol these medicines do work. And they are changing many lives. I don’t however know what the next 20 years is going to bring. I pray it will still be safe for the body. You know how data changes. But I think these medicines have been around for 20 yrs already so I hope it is still okay for us to continue. Because it is a good tool to use. But if u do these please try to remember eat protein, and lift weights so u don’t lose muscle. It’s important we keep muscles.
Just had my second injection today! I feel like it wore off super fast for me like day 4 I definitely crazed everything I normally do. Due to that I think I’ve only lost 1-2 lbs. it’s tough too bc last week was period week so food cravings came like crazy😂 I believe she gave me 10 units the first time and so this time I injected 15 units. I will update you with my results after this week! Subbed
Pairing this potent appetite suppressant with the Noom or Weight Watchers App to track your food intake (calories and nutrition) is essential. These calorie-counting apps also want you to track your water intake and exercise. My doctor advised me to take 2 Metamucil gummies daily with my daily vitamin and/or use Miralax in my sleepy-time tea at night as needed. Not moving your bowels will make you queasy. So diet, exercise, and moving the bowels while using this Rx should be a game changer over a few months.
I am starting the pre filled syringes for the compound Semaglutide my weight loss Dr has prescribed and a little nervous with needles, lol I was on Wegovy pens and loved that but now Insurance doesn't cover weight loss meds anymore, so I have to do the Compound, more costly but I have cardiac issues as well, so I have to try this journey. Hope all is still well with your continuing journey
I initially lost 80 lbs with diet and exercise. It wasn't easy AT ALL!!! It took me 3 hard years to lose that and I kept it off by continuing to workout 5-6 days and week, stay active and document everything that went into my mouth. After an hysterectomy, hormone issues, joint pain and bad inflammation....I started gaining weight back and it didn't matter what I did...I couldn't get the weight off. I had never reached my ultimate goal and didn't see it ever happening. I was seeing all my hard work going down the drain and my health was becoming an issue. So I went to the doctor and was told that I could very easily be insulin resistant. I will be taking my second shot tonight. I am on compound semaglutide with b-12. The only thing I noticed was that about an hour or so after my first shot I got this strange surge of anxious energy. I found out later that, that was very possibly from the b-12 shot. B-12 can give you energy and the fact that I took my shot at night and wasn't up doing stuff,...probably made it more noticeable...in-fact it woke me up! The other side effect I noticed on week one was the nausea the first several days when I knew it was time to eat something and just didn't feel like it. I really had to think about what I was going to eat. Eating protein helped. For me...just getting a few bites of some plain, lightly seasoned chicken breast, lunch meat or even one of those P3 protein snackables was helpful. I found that I could have a few bites of something and be totally satisfied. The only time that food made me feel a little bad was on night 6. I had made a stew. It had garlic in it but wasn't strong. It's something that I have always had...and was nothing new to my system. I KNOW it was because I let myself get too hungry and ate to fast. I knew as soon as I finished the small bowel that I had eaten too quickly as it felt heavy in my stomach. Later that night I got indigestion that made me queasy. I took the prescribed Zofran that the Dr. gave me and was fine within 15-30 mins and fell back asleep. I could have just taken Pepto but I had to be up for work in a few hours and didn't want to chance it. I am down 5 lbs. I am hoping to lose a little each week. I was told that I probably wouldn't see a drop till I went up on my dose at week 4...but I know my body and when I do something new, the first thing that happens it that I lose water weight. I figure at least 1/2 is water weight that I have been carrying around. But, I'll take it!
Congratulation on your journey, I been on my weight loss journey without any medication, July will be 2 years I've loss 69 lbs, but I have been at a stand still for over 6 mos losing and gaining the same 1-2 lbs. So since my A1C is still over 6. something. I decided it would benefit me in both ways, so this pass Thursday April 18, I started taking Tirzepatide to get my A1C back to normal and to help me reach my weight loss goal, so I can finally start maintaining.
The early weight loss is motivating but I worry about the hunger suppression. It’s normal and healthy to feel hunger. I’ve struggled to eat more than 1000 calories a day, but I’m making an effort to get more because what is the point if I eventually stop using it and normal hunger returns? I can see why people gain it all back plus more, if they allow themselves to starve the whole time, reach their goal, and try to live without it. It’s a marathon, not a sprint
My first week on Semaglutide I lost 5 lbs. Second week I noticed my weight fluctuating up and down. End of second week, I was only 2 lbs down from beginning of taking this med. I’m frustrated and wondering if I should increase the dosage because I’m not hungry.
What did you end up doing? You pr description sounds exactly how it is going for me. I’m about to start my fourth week. My first three just like yours.
Just make sure your compound does NOT contain salt or sodium. An FDA compound pharmacy does not use salts. They will compound with B12. If you are getting this online without doctor prescription, likelihood you aren’t getting the good stuff.
You can take your injection at any time of the day just make sure it’s on the same day that you originally started on. I’m on week two as a just now just took it 20 minutes ago week one I lost 6 pounds the day after I took the first injection, I woke up and threw up everything. I ate the day before, after that, I started feeling better just tired, we’ll see how I feel tomorrow
I didn't watch all your videos but want to tell you it's very important you clean the stopper of that vial. I don't use the medication but very experienced in giving injections. I know others are watching and excited to start the same journey. People please don't skip steps. Keep in mind the vial of medication is being handled and inserting the needle in the rubber stopper can allow bacteria to enter the vial. You need to clean the rubber top of the vial with an alcohol pad. There is a preservative in the medication but we really don't know where that medication is coming from. Best of luck to you.
TLDR: Compounded semaglutide has helped the speaker experience appetite suppression, reduced hunger, and steady weight loss without major side effects, leading to motivation to continue their weight loss journey.
00:00 📉 After two weeks on compounded semaglutide, the speaker experienced appetite suppression about 8 hours after the first injection and was initially cautious about whether it was a placebo effect or due to the medication.
01:53 📉 After starting compounded semaglutide, the speaker experienced reduced hunger and discomfort while eating, but noticed their appetite slowly returning after the third day.
02:58 🥗 Eating high protein foods, experiencing little hunger after second shot of compounded semaglutide.
03:55 📉 Eating healthy and high protein foods is important while taking compounded semaglutide as it makes the person feel full quickly and queasy at the thought of food.
04:28 📉 Lost 9.8 pounds in 2 weeks with compounded semaglutide, feeling motivated to continue weight loss journey.
05:32 💊 No negative side effects, no hunger, no headaches, and maintaining steady weight loss with compounded semaglutide.
06:09 📉 Experiencing appetite suppression and considering titrating up to 15 units of compounded semaglutide for weight loss.
06:54 💉 Lost 9.8 pounds in 2 weeks on compounded semaglutide with no major side effects, injections are painless, and looking for others' experiences and questions.
9.8 lbs in 2 weeks. Must be really overweight?
I am going in tomorrow to start on this journey. So happy to find you here.
I just completed my first week and I am down 9.1 pounds 😊
Wow, congratulations, can you please tell me where did you get your semaglutide from ?
@@afrozeafifah28 i see no one said. Its because thats her business. Look into it yourself
What dosage did you do?
@@afrozeafifah28 mochi health
@@anitaklara7428 just the normal constipation, but make sure you have MiraLAX on hand
I do not use it for appetite suppression…I have that under control. I started taking it because my metabolism isn’t functioning properly. I also excercise including strength training.
Okay, so it's definitely more than just appetite control ,yes? Trying to find information on that , it seems like it's not just keeping one from eating?
I asked because I fast and it's not doing anything.
@@sbg1911I fasted as well, I had a complete hysterectomy and I now am in menopause or post menopause early. I gained a lot of weight back after years of keeping weight off. It is the hormones that effect how our body reacts to the food we eat. I believe yes calories matter BUT only to an extent, I think these medications, are helping In different ways. Yes it keeps me from being hungry BUT i too hardly get hungry. But without my medication I would eat because it was time or I was bored and once I started I couldn’t stop even if I was full. Now it is different, I am still not hungry but it also takes the thoughts of food away. It does slow down the food digestion so I can’t eat more because I feel uncomfortable if it is more in the belly than I need. But also I had to go without the medicine and I ate the exact same for three weeks and I gained a couple of pounds pharmacy finally got the medicine in so the first week back in it I lost those couple pounds again.. so it has to be that the GLP1 in semaglutide and GIP in zepbound (terzipatide) is helping the body do what it is supposed to do. It is a hormone by the way. I think it is what my bodies been missing for years. Maybe I had some GLP1 and GIP but not enough to do what it needed. And keep in mind I jog, lift weights and I do some HIIT I also do Low intensity training zone 2. And that was before taking the medication and I lost nothing but my mind. Lol these medicines do work. And they are changing many lives. I don’t however know what the next 20 years is going to bring. I pray it will still be safe for the body. You know how data changes. But I think these medicines have been around for 20 yrs already so I hope it is still okay for us to continue. Because it is a good tool to use. But if u do these please try to remember eat protein, and lift weights so u don’t lose muscle. It’s important we keep muscles.
Where do you get your Semaglutide? I'm looking for a reputable company to go through
What is your dose? Are you micro dosing?
Just had my second injection today! I feel like it wore off super fast for me like day 4 I definitely crazed everything I normally do. Due to that I think I’ve only lost 1-2 lbs. it’s tough too bc last week was period week so food cravings came like crazy😂 I believe she gave me 10 units the first time and so this time I injected 15 units. I will update you with my results after this week! Subbed
Hi! cant wait to hear what your second week was like. I'm taking my first 15 unit shot on Wednesday. Will report back.
Where do you get your Semaglutide? I'm looking for a reputable company to go through
Pairing this potent appetite suppressant with the Noom or Weight Watchers App to track your food intake (calories and nutrition) is essential. These calorie-counting apps also want you to track your water intake and exercise. My doctor advised me to take 2 Metamucil gummies daily with my daily vitamin and/or use Miralax in my sleepy-time tea at night as needed. Not moving your bowels will make you queasy. So diet, exercise, and moving the bowels while using this Rx should be a game changer over a few months.
I am starting the pre filled syringes for the compound Semaglutide my weight loss Dr has prescribed and a little nervous with needles, lol I was on Wegovy pens and loved that but now Insurance doesn't cover weight loss meds anymore, so I have to do the Compound, more costly but I have cardiac issues as well, so I have to try this journey. Hope all is still well with your continuing journey
My appointment is next week. Cannot waiiiiiiiiit to start!
I am so grateful to you for sharing this with us!!
What company are you using?
I initially lost 80 lbs with diet and exercise. It wasn't easy AT ALL!!! It took me 3 hard years to lose that and I kept it off by continuing to workout 5-6 days and week, stay active and document everything that went into my mouth.
After an hysterectomy, hormone issues, joint pain and bad inflammation....I started gaining weight back and it didn't matter what I did...I couldn't get the weight off. I had never reached my ultimate goal and didn't see it ever happening. I was seeing all my hard work going down the drain and my health was becoming an issue.
So I went to the doctor and was told that I could very easily be insulin resistant. I will be taking my second shot tonight. I am on compound semaglutide with b-12.
The only thing I noticed was that about an hour or so after my first shot I got this strange surge of anxious energy. I found out later that, that was very possibly from the b-12 shot. B-12 can give you energy and the fact that I took my shot at night and wasn't up doing stuff,...probably made it more noticeable...in-fact it woke me up!
The other side effect I noticed on week one was the nausea the first several days when I knew it was time to eat something and just didn't feel like it. I really had to think about what I was going to eat. Eating protein helped. For me...just getting a few bites of some plain, lightly seasoned chicken breast, lunch meat or even one of those P3 protein snackables was helpful. I found that I could have a few bites of something and be totally satisfied.
The only time that food made me feel a little bad was on night 6. I had made a stew. It had garlic in it but wasn't strong. It's something that I have always had...and was nothing new to my system. I KNOW it was because I let myself get too hungry and ate to fast. I knew as soon as I finished the small bowel that I had eaten too quickly as it felt heavy in my stomach. Later that night I got indigestion that made me queasy. I took the prescribed Zofran that the Dr. gave me and was fine within 15-30 mins and fell back asleep. I could have just taken Pepto but I had to be up for work in a few hours and didn't want to chance it.
I am down 5 lbs. I am hoping to lose a little each week. I was told that I probably wouldn't see a drop till I went up on my dose at week 4...but I know my body and when I do something new, the first thing that happens it that I lose water weight. I figure at least 1/2 is water weight that I have been carrying around. But, I'll take it!
Congratulation on your journey, I been on my weight loss journey without any medication, July will be 2 years I've loss 69 lbs, but I have been at a stand still for over 6 mos losing and gaining the same 1-2 lbs. So since my A1C is still over 6. something. I decided it would benefit me in both ways, so this pass Thursday April 18, I started taking Tirzepatide to get my A1C back to normal and to help me reach my weight loss goal, so I can finally start maintaining.
Hi, thats great news!! I will likely make my way towards Tirzepatide towards the future.
Where do you get your Semaglutide? I'm looking for a reputable company to go through
I just got approved to receive my injections. I start at 5 units, then move to 10 units and then 20.
Did you lose any weight?
So happy for you....keep us posted
What company did you buy from? Thanks
This was so helpful!
What provider did you use to get this? I would like to look more into this for myself 😊
I just started, and I'm on 5 units. I hope to feel more appetite restriction at 10 units. I have 2 more weeks on 5 units.
Thanks for sharing
Is injectable the only way of consuming the medication?
What company did you say you used for your compound semiglutide?
Why ask her where she got it? Do your own research lazy
The early weight loss is motivating but I worry about the hunger suppression. It’s normal and healthy to feel hunger. I’ve struggled to eat more than 1000 calories a day, but I’m making an effort to get more because what is the point if I eventually stop using it and normal hunger returns? I can see why people gain it all back plus more, if they allow themselves to starve the whole time, reach their goal, and try to live without it. It’s a marathon, not a sprint
I am with you on that, its part of the process of figuring it all out and learning from your successes and failures
I split my does in two so it tides me over. It works better than taking a full week all at once.
How much do you take?
Are you still on this? Can i ask for an update on your journey. PLEASE.
Hi, how's the journey working out?
Going great so far. I've lost another 6 pounds this past month. Should be posting another update this week. Thanks for checking in!
Did have energy to work out ?
My first week on Semaglutide I lost 5 lbs. Second week I noticed my weight fluctuating up and down. End of second week, I was only 2 lbs down from beginning of taking this med. I’m frustrated and wondering if I should increase the dosage because I’m not hungry.
What did you end up doing? You pr description sounds exactly how it is going for me. I’m about to start my fourth week. My first three just like yours.
I ate like normal first week.
I thought the first shot was .25 mg. To start out.
How come you haven’t given any more updates? How are you doing? ❤
I'll be posting one tomorrow!
Is it muscle loss, water loss or fat loss???? Overall??
Which company did you use for the medication
I start mine today and very nervous
I’ve been reading about compound ozempic and it sounds dangerous so I’m just concerned.
Just make sure your compound does NOT contain salt or sodium. An FDA compound pharmacy does not use salts. They will compound with B12. If you are getting this online without doctor prescription, likelihood you aren’t getting the good stuff.
Just got mine today gonna start Monday kinda nervous 😬
How was your first two weeks?
How much water did you put into your vial?
Please read the proper way to fill the syringe. Otherwise good for you👍
Why did you start at 10 and not 5?
I just started yest on 5 units
What time of day do you take your shot?
You can take your injection at any time of the day just make sure it’s on the same day that you originally started on. I’m on week two as a just now just took it 20 minutes ago week one I lost 6 pounds the day after I took the first injection, I woke up and threw up everything. I ate the day before, after that, I started feeling better just tired, we’ll see how I feel tomorrow
Can you guys tell me How soon after first injection did your appetite become suppressed
After my first injection, 30 minutes later, I immediately felt full and no appetite
What does units mean? Does it mean ml?
Yes, units mean ml
Did she say 10 units? Wow that’s a lot no wonder you lost weight.
Talk too much