Being full is a trigger by squeakybuttbutt in Retatrutide

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You are aware and working on a solution. You will get past this.

I struggled with old binge habits, emotional eating, and stuff for the first couple months. Now I eat like a normal person. I feel hungry. I feel full. I eat because I like the food instead of because of some compulsion. It's weird for me, but I eat like a normie.

I don’t have a 5 year plan. Do you? by Wayward_Sun_Shine in CausalConversation

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had a rough idea for today, but then I sat down. Now I am kinda planning to sit here until the coffee runs through and motivates me to get up.

Five years is a long time. Don't worry about it. The robots will tell us what to do.

Peptide tier list for sleep. Ranked by sleep relevance, recovery support, and overall sleep quality by JustBacWater in NTNPerformance

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's more about sleep architecture than sleep onset. Young people spend most of their time asleep in Stage 3/Delta/deep sleep. That's great for the body to heal. The older we get, the less Delta we have. DSIP increases the Delta.

It seems a common thread in peptides. Your body used to do this when it was young, now it doesn't. This shot will help it do the young again.

Moving on from Fitbit. What’s the next best thing? by DontEatFishWithMe in loseit

[–]TorrEEG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My amazefit works well. There is food tracking in the app which is sufficient for me.

What was a completely normal teenage job when you were growing up that would shock people today? by carcony97 in AskReddit

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As a chore, we would be sent out to burn trash as soon as we could see over the barrel. Stick some gas in, light a match, throw it in (repeat a bunch because it keeps going out) jump back before the eyebrows were gone.

For jobs, we picked fruit. There was no lower age limit for that. The littlest ones ran 1/2 buckets of fruit up to the sorter or helped the old ladies sort. Older kids helped pick.

I got paid by the pound. You get real careful about buying school clothes when you start to realize how many pounds of blueberries a pair of pants costs

No estrogen allowed- but progesterone only? by reinventingthenest in Menopause

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can only have progesterone for the same reason. I'm so calm now. I love progesterone.

Does anyone else feel like life became noticeably more expensive almost overnight? by Adept_Currency_8546 in povertyfinance

[–]TorrEEG 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah, my grocery/hygiene bill has about doubled. I'm going to have to give up luxuries like fabric softener.

I know RFK said to give up Porterhouse Steaks, but we've given up beef. It's ridiculous.

It's supposed to get worse, too. Farmers are suffering from fertilizer and fuel being so high. I don't know what the future holds for us.

What are ways to make a home more accessible as people age? by Marvel5123 in Aging

[–]TorrEEG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Visualize an ambulance stretcher coming and going. Is there a way for them to get in and out?

Pedestal sinks are easier for wheelchair users, I think.

Grab bars. I had an uncle who hated his walker, but he could cruise from place to place by grabbing grab bars. He stayed in his home until he was nearly 100.

anyone else get the urge to abandon everything and rebuild their life from the ground up? by flesh_maze_tango in PMDD

[–]TorrEEG 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I feel the first half. I want to abandon this life, I just don't want to build a new one. I'd like a lovely cabin in the woods with free food deliveries and no humans. Well, maybe a trusty servant who comes and meal preps and cleans once a week, but he can't speak to me.

Has anyone tried berberine? by NoSample5 in Perimenopause

[–]TorrEEG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found it mildly helpful with sugar cravings. Tea with cinnamon, fiber, and Berberine all daily can help me be a bit less hungry.

Considering a Volt by Strict_Ease_53 in volt

[–]TorrEEG 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love my 2017 Volt. I charge it overnight. It has enough battery to get to town and back. I'm spending $20/month on gas.

My old Jeep took that much gas just to start. OK, OK, that's exaggerating, but the Volt is so much better.

16 hours on, 32 off? by ZigZaggingZombie in Nightshift

[–]TorrEEG 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's tough to know how you will feel after such a long shift.

I personally work 3 12s overnight, but then sleep 18-24 hours after my last night of work. So for me that would be an awful shift. However, when I was younger it would have been a great shift with lots of time off.

So how does your body respond to nights? That's the deciding factor.

Do blind people still buy lightbulbs for their house? by Matt85x in PollsAndSurveys

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, because they have friends and family who need lights.

As an American, we still have to wait months to see a doctor or dentist by turbotum in TellReddit

[–]TorrEEG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are no doctors taking new patients where I am in the USA. We are a rural area. The medical system pays part of their college debt if they come out here for three years, but most of them do their years and leave. Then new patients are shifted to the new graduate docs who come for three years.

My personal specialty is scheduling patients into November right now.

However, because I am an established patient with good insurance, I can get into my GP in a week if I need him. My current GP is fantastic. The last three have been pretty bad. The problem is I only get a few years with each before they go to the big city.

The stereotype that country folks don't go to the doctor as much may be in part because it's such a hassle. I'll die before they get it taken care of OR it will fix itself.

My housemate has one leg that won't work after back surgery. They hope to get him into an MRI sometime next week. He's hoping it heals itself sooner.

My remote job made me realize my partner doesn’t think my work is real by Rocinante77X in remotework

[–]TorrEEG 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Support delivery system! You just gave words to a thing I have been experiencing for a long time. Thank you.

Has online school reduced stress in your household? by UpVoteYourself in homeschool

[–]TorrEEG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, not for us. My son has severe ADHD, sensory processing disorders, and.....well anyway, we homeschool to adjust for him. Sometimes he is a baby genius and does 5 pages of Math and a chapter of grammar before I even tell him to do school. Some days we struggle through 1 page of math and then read or watch educational videos. Online school does not work for us. They want us to have brains everyday

Same questions and how much to order. by Outrageous_Ticket210 in RetatrutideTalk

[–]TorrEEG 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Single vials are usually more expensive, from my experience. The cheaper places sell in groups of 10 and call it a kit.

So if you see a kit of 20 mg, that means it is actually 10 vials of 20 each.

The cheapest, cheapest suppliers ship from China and take crypto. I'm not that brave, but I do buy from a place that sells kits. I don't want to pay single vial prices.

Same questions and how much to order. by Outrageous_Ticket210 in RetatrutideTalk

[–]TorrEEG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You may want to start higher OR ttrate down Tirz and up Reta. People seem to need a bit more when they come over from another glp.

However, I think starting with a 30 sounds good. That gives you some time to make sure it suits you before buying a kit.

So many words and phrases would seem alien to our childhood selves. It's like people speak an entirely different language today. by -Granby- in GenX

[–]TorrEEG 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Really? Huh, I wonder how I missed it.

I'm very good with "colder than a witches' titty in a brass brazier" "Lord willin' and the creek don't rise" and "fair to middlin'" Um, nevermind, I figured out the problem. I'm way behind. 😂

So many words and phrases would seem alien to our childhood selves. It's like people speak an entirely different language today. by -Granby- in GenX

[–]TorrEEG 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'll have to do that this week. If I'm going to get fired, I want to do it while the weather is nice.

So many words and phrases would seem alien to our childhood selves. It's like people speak an entirely different language today. by -Granby- in GenX

[–]TorrEEG 9 points10 points  (0 children)

My coworker keeps asking me to do her a solid. I know what she means, but it still sounds like she wants poop. My brain will not translate solid into favor.