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c/semaglutide·submitted 7 months ago by u/vikram_mbeki

[Meta] proposal — a flair for 2.4mg posts

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proposal — a flair for 2.4mg posts. Comments open, and the wording is genuinely up for discussion. Since the title puts numbers in the shop window: 2.4mg. Kept a log from week one and the single most useful column turned out to be waist, not weight. Dropped my injection day by two days once because of travel. Nothing…

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u/titration_marshalmod · c/semaglutide14 points·7 months ago

Cosigning. The appetite change and the scale change ran about three weeks apart for me too.

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u/slow_logbook_notes4 points·7 months ago

On the "everybody ends up at 2.4" claim, which comes up every few weeks.

The escalation schedule in the trials was designed to get people to a fixed study dose. Real use is not a trial. The dose that keeps your appetite quiet with side effects you can live with is the dose, and for a lot of people on this board that has been 1.0mg for a very long time.

The counter-argument, which is fair: some people genuinely do need the top of the range, and staying low out of caution costs them months. That is a conversation with someone who knows your history, not with us.

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u/micro_bump_mick1 point·7 months ago

My stall was eleven weeks. Eleven. Then it moved again without me changing anything at all.

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u/enzo_danquah16 points·7 months ago

What dose and how many weeks at it before this started?

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u/bilal_osei13 points·7 months ago

do not chase somebody else’s titration schedule, they are not you

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u/leila_silva13 points·7 months ago

That figure is the 68-week trial mean, not a weekly rate. Dividing it by the weeks gives you a number that does not mean anything.

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