Ghoul
Well-known Member
What’s the shelf life?
Unreconstituted and refrigerated, at least two years. Reconstituted at least four months.
Think of this as lowering your bodies "set weight" based on dosage, So once you dial in a certain dose for a particular weight, it does nothing appetite wise.
It still lowers inflammation in your blood vessels preventing plaque buildup, so risk of heart attack and stroke is reduced regardless of weight. Probably prevents alzheimer's from developing in its early stages. Mobilizes visceral fat, so weight loss is disproportionally from the belly. Clears fatty liver. Increases insulin sensitivity for lower blood sugar and more energy from fewer calories. When glp receptors on nerves are activated, nerves are protected from oxidative damage and regrowth from neurogenesis takes place.
Go above the "set weight" and appetite suppression sets in pushing you back down. Psychologically you stop thinking about food. It doesn't smell or look appetizing. Physically you can't eat nearly as much, if you do overeat despite no appetite, you'll be punished which is where most of the side effects come from.
When I hear about the people who constantly vomit on these drugs that's a clear sign they're just eating out of habit, and not because they're hungry. It's a "teacher" that lowers your desire to eat, but also to pay attention and only eat when you feel hungry or else.