Photo protocol When to take photos: Day 1 before starting Every 2 weeks (same day, same time) Always in morning, before eating, after bathroom How to take photos: Same lighting every time (natural window light ideal) Same location, same distance from camera Same poses: front relaxed, front flexed, side relaxed, side flexed, back Wear minimal clothing (underwear works) No filters, no editing Common mistakes: Inconsistent lighting (biggest factor in bad comparisons) Different times of day (water retention varies) Flexing in "after" but not "before" Cherry-picking best angles Measurements matter more than scale Track these every 2 weeks: Body weight (same time, same conditions) Waist circumference (at navel) Chest, arms, thighs (if building muscle) Body fat percentage (calipers or DEXA) Photos + measurements + strength progression = complete picture
Candidates who see the most clinical benefit tend to share a common profile: above-average visceral fat relative to their overall body composition, often in the context of metabolic syndrome, age-related GH decline, or prior hormonal disruption
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They serve as messengers in the body, stimulating important biological processes such as: Fat burning Muscle repair Hormone regulation Appetite control Skin rejuvenation Enhanced immunity Cellular longevity As you age, your natural peptide levels decline, leading to slower metabolism, weight gain, fatigue, and reduced recovery
Nutrition therapist Ian Marber shares that while GLP-1 quietens the food noise and allows you to simply eat the bare minimum - many people have not considered that food delivers nutrition, not just calories
