Eloralintide research day 1

Thanks. The Tirz response really was strong, but I never pushed the dose higher even when weight stayed flat for a while. I figured the body needed those flat periods to adjust to the new weight and would start moving again on its own. The last flat stretch lasted six weeks at 76 kg and only broke once I added daily fasting. The first response to Elora felt quicker and more intense than anything I got from Tirz. I have never had hunger this low before.

No, he is sure there is still some fat under the skin in a few spots. I am older and have the same situation. Just a little extra softness on the belly, chest, and lower back that will not leave. It really is a fight.

I treat stalls and plateaus as two separate things. A plateau is just staying at the same weight for a long time. A stall for me means the weight starts creeping back up. The way I handle them is different too. If it were a real stall I would probably raise the dose slowly, but I do not treat a plateau as an emergency. That mindset helped me stay patient. While I waited I changed habits such as cutting out certain foods and changing meal timing and portion sizes. Desserts, cookies, fresh bread, and Belgian fries were the items I had to drop. Once I saw the fat that actually comes out of those fries when they cool, it became easier to stop eating them.

Especially a really crispy one, right? You terrible Frenchman. I am the same way but I limit myself to one or two a week now. I even changed my driving routes to stay away from the good bakeries.

We get them here as well.

There is not much fat left, but what is left is fat. I am slowly losing it, though it is harder at my age. I eat plenty of protein, train every day, and use the Ipa plus CJC no-DAC blend to help keep muscle. It is not as strong as HGH or TRT, but that is fine with me. My last DEXA and blood work a month ago showed no muscle loss and everything looked good except vitamin D.

Rude. I was minding my own business and you had to remind me these things exist and I could go get one today.

If it helps, our French and Belgian friends here might be annoyed that we are even calling it a croissant.

It was not meant personally. I think I just linked the two because both are French. Just joking around. I like the way you post and the things you add to the conversation.

It really was not personal. The fact that he does not seem bothered is actually one of my favorite parts. I just went for the classic French-person-getting-mad-about-food stereotype.

Am I reading that correctly? You guys are trying to avoid attractive women and finding it difficult?

Good catch. That is not exactly what I meant.

Thanks for the offer, but I am not interested at all.

Are you talking about the chefs on cooking shows who take a whole piece of meat and turn it into two tiny plates hidden under a baby carrot? I would rather have simple home cooking that is generous and filling. While we eat we talk about what we ate before, what we are eating now, and what we are going to eat later. That is our kind of peace. We even have a special word for food that is just for pleasure. Now I need coffee so I do not walk over to the bakery across the street.

Do not worry about it. He just misread the line and thought it was an invitation.

I had trouble following what you were saying at first and for a moment wondered if something was off. Then I realized it might be some kind of gay reference. I was not questioning your manhood, Mr. Peptide Man. I was just surprised you wanted to avoid attractive women because that is what the post said.

I notice attractive women, but my wife does not like that. I would probably be happier if she were more outgoing, but I try to avoid creating problems. And no, I do not plan to use peptides forever. My target weight is already five kilograms behind me. Keeping muscle while on Tirz was important and I managed it, but I am not going to keep pushing my body to make more hormones than it naturally would.

Get your total testosterone down around 100 and that should take care of it.