INTRO Looking to return to my birth weight…

[overyander]

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

 

[OGPezPez]

overyander said:

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

Glad to have you here! I was about to chime in with 7lb 8z for myself, but you got there first.

I'm in the same boat as a beginner, and the biohacking side is what pulls me in the most.

Can't wait to watch you get back down to that 6lb 7oz (six seven, anyone ) wolverine.

Wishing you all the best!

 

[overyander]

OGPezPez said:

overyander said:

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

Glad to have you here! I was about to chime in with 7lb 8z for myself, but you got there first.

I'm in the same boat as a beginner, and the biohacking side is what pulls me in the most.

Can't wait to watch you get back down to that 6lb 7oz (six seven, anyone ) wolverine.

Wishing you all the best!

When I mention what I want to weigh to my husband, he just rolls his eyes

I'm going to really explore the biohacking side before long!

 

[agussie]

I'll just take it that's what you were getting at

 

[ObnoxusOne]

overyander said:

OGPezPez said:

overyander said:

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

Glad to have you here! I was about to chime in with 7lb 8z for myself, but you got there first.

I'm in the same boat as a beginner, and the biohacking side is what pulls me in the most.

Can't wait to watch you get back down to that 6lb 7oz (six seven, anyone ) wolverine.

Wishing you all the best!

When I mention what I want to weigh to my husband, he just rolls his eyes

I'm going to really explore the biohacking side before long!

My husband rolls his eyes at me about plenty of stuff. haha!

 

[ObnoxusOne]

overyander said:

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

Hello and welcome!

It's good that you managed to restart Tirz. When you stop taking Tirz, those sneaky pounds tend to be right there waiting for you — that side effect is the worst.

Please update us on how the Wolverine stack turns out for you. I'd also like to give it a go for an old ankle injury; I broke my fibula in my right ankle a couple of years ago, and it still throbs now and then.

 

[Hotlongs]

Have you thought about stacking it with something like a keto diet?

 

[betty16]

overyander said:

At 6 lbs, 7oz.

Just joking.

34f

I began with brand-name tirz when it first came out, using the manufacturer's coupon, and it worked really well. About a year later, I could no longer afford it since insurance stopped covering it.

The same story everyone knows: the pounds gradually crept back. I picked up grey tirz again at the end of last year, and it feels like reuniting with an old friend.

I want to find out more about the various peppers.

I have a Wolverine blend on order to see whether it can help with leftover issues from an ankle sprain

Back when we were born, we had no idea how lucky we were.