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Giant Semaglutide Thread (and other GLP-1 / GIP agonists)
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That’s disappointing to read. I just have a kit of the 2mg generic
It isn't embarrassing. It's normal to experiment with substances, and you just have more experience as a result of it.
I remember you said that about the phenibut.
I've only taken a maximum of maybe 2g or 3g, and at that dose to me, it's really mild. I don't even "feel" it but it improves my well being. Maybe at higher doses it makes things happen. I wonder if the eating is phenibut specific for you.
Umbilical hernias is something you may have had for your entire life, but may have finally opened up enough because of your expansion. Hernias are wierd like that. They'll probably use mesh, but it sounds like it's a smaller hernia, so maybe the surgeon will just stitch the muscles up.
Iron_Yuppie
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Understand that the appetite suppression is a side effect of the drug and as a general rule I do not get drug side effects. I’m not giving up just yet, but I also know that I’m an outlier when it comes to this sort of thing. We have tons of clinical data showing how effective it is, but that doesn’t mean it’s universal.
Deadp007
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Supposedly umbilical hernias w/out mesh have a 40% recurrence rate but that's only what I've heard. It's not like there is a Shouldice technique for umbilical hernias, which sucks as I think it's best to avoid mesh.
You can use Shouldice technique for umbilical hernia repair. It's great, especially for a guy like him, who is in good shape and isn't overweight or old. It's so much easier to do these operations when the person has a lower bodyfat and a solid core. I was thinking that maybe they would try the repair without mesh. They'll probably use mesh. It's the easier and more popular choice and recurrence is low but the Shouldice technique is better, and it also has a low recurrence rate. It's success is kind of dependent on the skill of the surgeon, and his preferred way of doing it.
A lot of hernia recurrence is because people get out of shape.
It's really good that he dropped the weight with Semaglutide.
Deadp007
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I had a GI surgeon tell me that it isn't a technique for umbilical hernias... he obviously doesn't know what he's talking about because a quick internet search brought this up. What a douchebag. Unless the interwebs is wrong.
Q: What types of hernias can be treated with the Shouldice repair?
A: The Shouldice repair is used to treat a variety of external abdominal wall hernias, including indirect and direct inguinal hernias, recurrent hernias, femoral hernias, epigastric hernias (also called ventral hernias), incisional hernias, Spigelian hernias (also called lateral ventral hernias), and umbilical hernias.
Maybe he didn't know any better. My guess is that he prefers mesh because that's what he always does, so he lied to you and thought you'd just agree and do it his way. Sadly, you always have to do your homework. These lies are more like the rule rather than the exception these days.
Did you ever get the operation?
Just wait for your umbilical hernia to get stuck out. It gets rock hard and hurts like hell. You have a matter of hours to get it back in or have surgery.
I had mine repaired along with 2 inguinal (1 was just stitched close when I was a kid and reopened). All got mesh and they used a robot to do the surgery. I was back doing cardio in a week, light weights in 2 weeks and full weights in under 4 weeks.
I had mine repaired along with 2 inguinal (1 was just stitched close when I was a kid and reopened). All got mesh and they used a robot to do the surgery. I was back doing cardio in a week, light weights in 2 weeks and full weights in under 4 weeks.
nowayhome2021
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I'm not sure if people understand that it's not just overweight that's the issue. My weight has bounced from 175-215 due to binge eating. The ozempic absolutely helps.
HB_22
Well-known Member
As soon as you get off the Ozempic you will be gaining a lot of the weight back according to the studies.
However, these studies were not done on bodybuilders who know how to stick to a diet and literally go through hell with cravings and stuff but still, we will very likely gain some weight back.
What does that have to do with the people here though lol?
Ari O’Speedwagon
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For those that order QSC, do you refrigerate all 10 vials? I’d only reconstitute 1 vial at a time, but any concerns about degradation if I leave unused vials stored in a closet?
jamiechurchbwa
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I refrigerate them and reconstitute one a time
HB_22
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If you havent seen it yet, its worth reading. Semaglutide is very stable and will very likely not degrade much if reconstituted and kept in a fridge.
Semaglutide degradation
2 weeks reconstitued, unrefrigerated - NO CHANGE Please, mind with peptides preservatives and fillers matter in regard to degradation, so it will vary between preparations. (Shapes are a little bit different, but what's important is the area under peaks, which is within the margin of error...
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I think semaglutide is stronger with the appetite suppresion. if you read the studies GIP does nothing for appetite suppression.
Iron_Yuppie
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Semaglutide had zero impact on my appetite after about two weeks. It’s not the drugs, it’s me.
HB_22
Well-known Member
The twincretins like tirzepatide, as it's called, will always be stronger and come with less sides. That's what the studies proved.
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