Recent Content by Lorraine Richardson

Hi AllieRainbow, I got a letter in the post at the end of the first or second week i think. The tablets came the week after. From what most other people, (as well as myself) deduced straight away that it was the placebo due to the non-bitter taste and end of most side effects too. Hope you...

Well done Growler! Losing over 2 stone is a fantastic achievement. Glad to hear you carried on the trial even though you were suffering nausea as a side effect. I also had the same side effect, and it got to the point were I didn't want to eat much at all, but then felt sick with hunger...

I was going to ask if anyone thinks if they're still on Semaglutide, but their tablets don't have the bitter taste as before? Hiya Hrich, I feel exactly the same as you and all the others that have commented about them feeling they're on the placebo and don't want to waste 4 1/2 years taking a...

I was going to ask if anyone thinks if they're still on Semaglutide, but their tablets don't have the bitter taste as before? Hiya Hrich, I feel exactly the same as you and all the others that have commented about them feeling they're on the placebo and don't want to waste 4 1/2 years taking a...

I was going to ask if anyone thinks if they're still on Semaglutide, but their tablets don't have the bitter taste as before?

Hurray! I've finally been!! What a relief. Must've lost half a stone already x

Thanks for replying JackieJ I too had awful nausea, no appetite and some diarrhoea on both the 3 and the 7, but after taking immodium for 2 days, it's been almost 3 weeks since I had any bowel movements whatsoever and haven't lost any weight this last week. I'll carry on for a couple more...

Same for me JackieJ. The 3mg and 7mg had a horrid taste and were quite chalky to the touch, whereas my randomisation tablets are very smooth, with no taste whatsoever. Im gutted as I feel im definitely on the placebo, and the thought of taking a useless tablet, when I already take enough...