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Transforming Tales: A Little Fat Man's Remarkable Semaglutide Weight Loss Journey

 Just record it, hope it works~


Written in front:

Height: 158cm

Weight: 72kg

Target weight: 60kg

Other: polycystic ovaries, insulin resistance

Record: After the first injection, 40 days, 72-68, lost 8 catties

Channel: Bought from Xdong, 1.5ml, RMB 750+

When I graduated from university, I weighed 100 pounds. After working for two years, I quickly gained 120 pounds. I was under a lot of pressure, overeating and staying up late, and then I continued to break through the limit of 130, and then to 140. After that, I ate less than normal people and couldn’t lose weight.

I have been losing weight. I lost 10 pounds after applying for a card and looking for a personal trainer for two or three months. Controlling my diet is more painful. collapse


Physical feeling: no appetite, not hungry, diarrhea after eating too much, diarrhea when eating too little



I will take a second injection next time, hoping to lose 10 catties

Let’s write here first~Come on~



Manual split line ————————————————



Time: Recorded from February 20th to March 20th, one month since the last time

Weight: 68-67.5kg, no obvious changes, ups and downs, friends around me said that they have lost weight visible to the naked eye, but there are still some effects overall, and it may also be related to the outfit

Medication: 0.5mg each time, consult medical professionals for advice, do not increase to 1mg for the time being, maybe each injection is not a standard interval of one week, and it will be delayed for 1-3 days

Exercise: I feel that I am in the bottleneck period, and the exercise is still put on hold. Recently, I still work too much overtime and lack energy.

Others: The mood will be relatively low, sleepy and tired easily, occasionally have an appetite and want to eat cakes, milk tea and fried chicken, have a pain in the upper left abdomen once or twice, and worry about pancreatitis...




After the second injection, see how it works, and then record it

want to go out to play ~



Manual split line ————————————————

It's been a week since the second shot~

From January 12th to March 27th, a total of 74 days

Initial weight 72kg

Current weight 67.2kg

Cumulative weight loss: 4.8kg

Lose 4kg in 40 days after the first injection

Lose 0.8kg in 34 days after the second injection

Later, I feel that the effect is slower, the state is maintained, and the weight loss is less than expected, and the overall is quite satisfactory.

I plan to wait for 2-4 weeks to see if it will rebound, and if I will continue to take the medicine, and then update~

I feel like my appetite has started to come back

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