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If you’re on a GLP-1, you already know the appetite suppression is real. But here’s what we don’t want to happen: you forget to eat protein because you’re just… not hungry. Here’s the thing: GLP-1s slow gastric emptying and activate satiety signals in your brain. Translation—you feel fuller on less. That’s the point. But your muscles don’t know you’re on medication. They still need protein to repair and maintain. The practical play: ✓ Protein first, always. Make it the only thing you’re required to finish at a meal. If you can only eat 3-4 oz of salmon + a few bites of veggies, that salmon is the win. ✓ Make it dense. Reach for high-protein, lower-volume foods: Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, bone broth, rotisserie chicken, fish. You need nutrient density now, not volume. ✓ Spread it out. 20-30g at breakfast, 20-30g at lunch, 20-30g at dinner. Smaller, frequent hits are easier on a suppressed appetite than trying to power through a huge meal. ✓ Sip your protein. A protein shake (especially whey or collagen) is absorbed faster, sits lighter, and gets your numbers up without the heavy feeling. The real talk: Undereating protein while on GLP-1 accelerates muscle loss. We’re here for composition change, not just scale change. Your appetite suppression is working. Your protein target is non-negotiable.

I’m currently using Glow. I mixed my vial with 3 mL of water and have been taking 1 unit (1 mg) per injection. Since starting Monday, I’ve noticed that the injections can be pretty painful afterward and sometimes leave a welt or bruise. I’ve tried my thighs, lower stomach, and upper outer buttocks, and the discomfort can sometimes last for an entire day. Has anyone else experienced this with Glow, or does anyone have any advice on what might help reduce the pain, welting, or bruising?

A few years ago, I stopped coloring my hair. I was 50 and still get a lot of compliments on it. At the same time, I started seeing a 10% discount on my receipt at our local Kings grocery store. I thought everyone got that on Tuesday, until one of the young cashiers announced loudly one day that it was my "senior discount." I came home feeling a certain kind of way about it but laughed it off and just accepted the discount. I figured they gave it to everyone with silver hair. Today, after six weeks of GHK-Cu, they stopped giving it to me. On the one hand, I'm happy it's working, but now I have to pay full price. 🤣🤣🤣

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