testEagle
New member
Hi everyone,
I’m 29 from the UK and have struggled with my weight for most of my adult life. At my heaviest I was around 138 kg, and over the last few years I’ve managed to get down to about 95 kg through a combination of diet, exercise, and a lot of trial and error. Like many people, it’s definitely been a journey with periods of success, plateaus, and regaining weight along the way.
A few weeks ago I started Wegovy and it’s been going well so far. The appetite suppression has been a huge help, and for the first time in a long while I feel like I’m not constantly thinking about food. It’s made sticking to a calorie deficit much more manageable.
I’ve joined the forum because I’m trying to learn as much as I can about the next generation of GLP-1 medications, particularly retatrutide. I’m not rushing into anything, but I like to understand the science, people’s real-world experiences, expected results, side effects, and how others have approached the transition when the time comes.
I’m 29 from the UK and have struggled with my weight for most of my adult life. At my heaviest I was around 138 kg, and over the last few years I’ve managed to get down to about 95 kg through a combination of diet, exercise, and a lot of trial and error. Like many people, it’s definitely been a journey with periods of success, plateaus, and regaining weight along the way.
A few weeks ago I started Wegovy and it’s been going well so far. The appetite suppression has been a huge help, and for the first time in a long while I feel like I’m not constantly thinking about food. It’s made sticking to a calorie deficit much more manageable.
I’ve joined the forum because I’m trying to learn as much as I can about the next generation of GLP-1 medications, particularly retatrutide. I’m not rushing into anything, but I like to understand the science, people’s real-world experiences, expected results, side effects, and how others have approached the transition when the time comes.
