Seven months on sema. Six weeks at 1mg now. I wrote earlier about the week-four nausea showing up delayed - still there, still manageable, hunger suppression is holding and the plateau from .5mg looks like it’s broken. The Greenwich thread has me doing something I should’ve done earlier: tightening my sourcing log by batch, not just by supplier. Same vendor, same declared concentration, different batches can read differently. Found that on a BPC cycle last year. If your source shifts mid-protocol and it’s not logged, you can’t tell if week 8 changed because the compound did or because your body did. The variable you didn’t document is the one that ruins the signal. Not weighing in on Greenwich specifically - I don’t have enough to evaluate it. The principle applies regardless of who’s involved. Exported the full six-month log to PDF for an upcoming appointment. CareClinic makes that straightforward, which matters when your doc wants the actual timeline in front of them, not your memory of it.