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c/progresspics·posted 3 days ago by u/dose_diary_dana

[Results] 14 months, 41kg, one boring spreadsheet, no photos by design

Results

Start 132kg, now 91kg, 14 months. Text-only community so here is the table instead of the picture, which I have come to think is the better format anyway.

MonthWeightWaistNotes
0132kg124cmbaseline labs done, thank god
3121kg117cmthe week-8 stall nearly ended me
6110kg108cmcame off one BP med
9101kg101cmstarted lifting properly, rate slowed, fine
1294kg96cmApoB 118 → 79
1491kg94cmflat for five weeks, deliberately

Hardest part was not the drug and not the food. It was the admin — ordering, storing, logging, remembering. Nobody warns you that the difficulty is clerical.

212 up / 56 down79% upvoted22 commentsid 1j0gwj27 Jul 2026

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u/wholesome_lurker312 points·3 days ago

fourteen months of consistent entries is the whole achievement and the 41kg is a side effect of it. well done, genuinely.

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u/dose_diary_danaOPlog keeper154 points·3 days ago

the comments on the log are what kept it going. accountability from strangers works and i did not expect it to.

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u/spreadsheet_gremlindata121 points·2 days ago

61 tabs here. the summary sheet is the only one anybody sees and the other 60 are why it is accurate.

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u/graph_it_gary96 points·2 days ago

7-day rolling average or you will quit at week 8 like everybody else. the daily number is noise wearing a costume.

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u/dose_diary_danaOPlog keeper104 points·2 days ago

the month-3 note is exactly that. i very nearly went up a dose to fix a stall that fixed itself.

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u/plateau_patrol78 points·1 days ago

your plateau is four weeks old. that is not a plateau, that is a Tuesday. i will be saying this forever.

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u/lipid_panel_larrybloodwork143 points·2 days ago

ApoB 118 to 79 is the line in that table that will still matter in twenty years. the weight is the reason people will read the post and the lipids are the reason it counts.

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u/lift_heavy_thingsresistance training118 points·3 days ago

month 9 rate slowing after you started lifting is what you want, not a problem. some of that is lean mass and the scale cannot tell you which.

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u/dexa_twice_yearlybody comp96 points·3 days ago

DEXA twice a year is the only way to know. mine held lean mass at 92% while fat mass halved, and without the scans i would have assumed the slowdown was failure.

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u/dose_diary_danaOPlog keeper84 points·2 days ago·edited

edit for the thread: several people asking what dose. not answering, and not because i am being coy — it is the one rule in every community here and it is the right rule.

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u/first_pen_fear61 points·2 days ago

week 3 and terrified. reading this at 1am. thank you.

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