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so che 1.5mg é una dose troppo bassa per perdere peso ma mi chiedevo se qualcuno avesse avuto questa esperienza.
premetto che non sono sovrappeso, so che non era assolutamente necessario ma ho bisogno di vedermi più tirata, mi alleno da 4 anni, nonostante abbia tanti muscoli le mie gambe non sono ancora “definite” o per lo meno non come vorrei.
non ho ancora iniziato, mi sono arrivate le pillole ma sono un po timorosa: sia per la dose bassa, sia per gli effetti collaterali, soprattutto sapendo di non averne bisogno (perfavore non sono qua per ricevere odio)
Ho 23 anni, peso 70kg e sono alta 1.70, lo so, non ne avevo bisogno ma mi vorrei tanto raggiungere quella condizione e eliminare il rumore del cibo.
Qualcuno con un’esperienza simile sa dirmi se ha funzionato?

Hey everyone. I’m ready for some heat and criticism for this, but I really need honest, real-world advice from people who have actually been in this spot.
I know logically that I don’t need Wegovy. I’ve been training hard for years. After a slightly too aggressive bulk, cutting back down has been an absolute nightmare. I’ve leaned out a lot, but I’m just not quite where I want to be yet. My biggest enemy right now isn't discipline in the gym, it’s the relentless "food noise" and cravings holding me back from sticking to the strict deficit needed for that final bit of conditioning.
I’ve been looking into options to quiet that down. I know some people look into Retatrutide for this stage, but honestly, I am way too squeamish about needles to go that route.
Before I make any decisions, I want to hear from anyone who has actually used Wegovy (or similar) when they were already in a good, fit shape, purely for that last bit of stubborn definition!

a seguito di un bulk eccessivo e esageratamente aggressivo per me (22 anni, peso 67kg, altezza 1.70cm)
mi aveva fatto prendere ben 18 kg nel giro di 3 mesi..
inutile dirvi che mi vedevo malissimo finché non ho optato per diete super restrittive e sembravano funzionare ma era quasi come se il mio stomaco si fosse dilatato del doppio, avevo veramente tanta tanta fame, riuscivo a controllarmi però.
tra un’abbuffata e l’altra dopo 3 anni ce l’ho fatta, sento davvero che sto tornando me stessa, mi vedo bene, cerco di non pensare al cibo ad ogni secondo della mia vita..però! nonostante so di aver perso tanto, finalmente vedo i muscoli che avevo costruito sotto il grasso che avevo messo ma sembra non essere più abbastanza, sarò traviata dai social probabilmente ma vi giuro che le sto provando tutte pur di avere davvero i muscoli definiti. Chiaramente non intendo come una bodybuilder però vorrei sopratutto più definizione nelle gambe…ho ceduto, ho deciso di prendere wegovy ma sono davvero spaventata che tutto ciò che mi darà saranno solo effetti collaterali e nulla di positivo in cambio, io seguo la dieta molto bene, mi alleno 4 giorni a settimana e cerco di non stare sotto gli 8000 passi ma vi giuro che non è abbastanza per ottenere il corpo, o meglio, le gambe come le vorrei…qualcuno può darmi un feedback? qualcuno ha provato a usarlo quando era già in peso forma solo per definizione muscolare?

I bought wegowi pills on Ro thinking I had made a bargain, I paid 45$ registration and 150$ the drug, reading here I give up against that I could have found it for less, can anyone at least tell me if they got along with this drug? I will be at the initial dose (1.5mg) many say they see results already from there and others don’t, what do you think?

Hey everyone,
I recently used GoodRx Care to try and get a prescription for Wegovy. To be honest, I don't actually meet the medical BMI requirements, so I inflated my weight/measurements in the intake questionnaire so I would qualify.
Now I'm kind of stressing out about how the process actually works. Does anyone have experience with this? Will they just approve it based on the form, or are they going to ask for photo proof (like a photo of me on a scale) or require a video call to verify my size before sending the prescription to the pharmacy?

I’m trying to get wegovy prescribed pills, even though I’m not overweight, obviously they’ve already deducted my money because they were asking for payment and then they’ll tell you if your operation was successful, do you say they’ll accept it?

And if it wasn’t like that, they’ll give you your money back, right?

I’m terribly scared, I read that the only one there is Rybelsus but it’s fucking expensive and it’s tirzepatide not reta..

know I’ll probably get hate for this. I’m not even trying to pretend I’m in a “typical” situation with this stuff. I’m very active, I train 6–7 times a week, I follow my diet, but I still can’t get properly lean or defined.
Social media is honestly messing with my head. I keep seeing girls go from extreme bulk phases to being super lean in like 2–3 months and it makes me feel like I’m doing something wrong or like I’m stuck.
About 3 years ago I was advised to do a pretty aggressive bulk because I had previously lost a lot of weight due to an eating disorder. I followed that advice without real professional guidance and ended up gaining around 20 kg in 5 months. I had a lot of stretch marks, but everyone kept telling me it was “good” and that I’d just cut later and keep muscle.
After that things got really bad. My hunger regulation felt completely off. I went from extreme restriction (like 1000 kcal phases) to losing control and having binge episodes, then trying to compensate again. It turned into a cycle of restriction and overeating that I’ve struggled with for years.
Now I’ve finally managed to get my body back and I’m definitely more defined than before, but I still don’t feel satisfied or “lean enough.” And seeing bikini-level physiques on girls who look completely normal otherwise just messes with my head and expectations.
I’m honestly at the point where I’m considering things like retatrutide or tirzepatide just to help control appetite and break this constant binge–restrict loop, because I’m exhausted of it mentally and physically.
I just don’t know if there’s actually a sustainable way out of this without constantly feeling like I’m fighting my own body or falling back into the same cycle again.

I used S-4 (Andarine) for 5 weeks and honestly I was expecting better results. The side effects people talk about especially night vision problems I didn’t really experience except for acne on my back, chin, and neck and extremely oily skin which was pretty unpleasant.
What I definitely noticed was harder muscles and a better pump but nothing beyond that.
I’m not sure if this is actually a side effect but I feel like my appetite has increased a lot and I really can’t control it.
I’ve read mixed reviews about cardarine usually people use it if they want to improve cardio performance or ostarine since it’s supposed to help preserve muscle during a cut and maintain what you’ve built but I haven’t really seen significant fat loss results reported.
Does anyone have any advice?
I’m seriously considering something that suppresses appetite like tirzepatide but I’m honestly afraid of ending up looking flabby or losing muscle mass as well.
I know there are different alternatives diet training calorie deficit and I’m really trying my best but I still have these thighs that I just can’t seem to define no matter how good my deficit or training is I really need some advice or an alternative.