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Less of You: Life on Semaglutide & TirzepatideShow Notes
After an accidental three-and-a-half-month hiatus, we are back with updates and committing to every week. We catch up on kids, summer camps, GLP-1 dosing and pricing, HRT and perimenopause, peptides, and one genuinely scary night at the tennis court.
Eva shares what she learned digging into the GLP-1 market, from the shell-website pharmacies to the discovery that most of them source from the same distributor, and how she finally found an affordable telehealth source she trusts that also ships fast and costs a fraction of what she used to pay.
Kami shares how backing off her dose and starting HRT collided with perimenopause rage, and why she's rebuilding her plan around her budget instead of the scale.
A heat-stroke scare at Sunday-night tennis turns into a talk about not eating all day to lose weight, a running debate about how much protein a person can actually stomach, and the usual detour through their kids, from cupcake camp to a very memorable definition of "making love."
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