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Hi, I think I accidentally took a little more than 15mg of tirzepatide this week, and the appetite suppression and delayed gastrjc emptying effects are back. I think I saw they are testing doses of up to 25mg. When might I be able to go up?
I started in May 23 (sw 228) and been at 15 since May of this year when I got down to 163. I think I’m probably back up to 170 now. I guess I need to start working out, which I have always hated. I take two antipsychotics and been on them for 15 years so my metabolism is wrecked.
I skip breakfast and lunch easily, but lately I have been snacking after dinner. I tried sema but i got very depressed, which I don’t know if it caused it or if it was a coincidence. But I’m scared to use it now. And I don’t want to try Reta if it’s causing heart problems. What else could I try if I can’t increase the tirz? Here’s a progress pic for reference..
View: https://imgur.com/a/ykT0iYc
Cool. I’ll try that. What dose are people starting on with tirz? Do I keep tirz at 15?Cagrilintide seems a good addition to any glp-1.
yeah it's really hard to eat on tirz. It's highly effective and makes cutting easier because food just loses all appeal beyond its functional valueStarted tirz 6 days ago at 2mg. Made me slightly nauseous on night 0 and carried over a little into the next day. Appetite suppression is absolutely insane, and so is the fullness effect. First 2-3 days I could get full by just smelling food. Managed to hit all my macro targets somehow(food in a blender) so far. Appetite came back today somewhat on day 6 so I pinned another 2mg. Currently nauseous as I'm typing this.
Going to probably do every 7-8 days in the future so I can get a refeed day in once a week. This stuff fucks.
I find I still get hungry but I just get full super quickly.yeah it's really hard to eat on tirz. It's highly effective and makes cutting easier because food just loses all appeal beyond its functional value
Hi, I think I accidentally took a little more than 15mg of tirzepatide this week, and the appetite suppression and delayed gastrjc emptying effects are back. I think I saw they are testing doses of up to 25mg. When might I be able to go up?
Quick question but I’ve been on Tirz for 4 weeks now at 2.5mg. Still feeling the effects of appetite suppression at 2.5 although not like the first couple doses. Should I continue at 2.5 until its effects diminish or begin the 5mg dosing (week 5) for a “greater” effect? For reference, I am a female and 160lb. I am also on 10mg Test P weekly which made me extremely hungry before starting Tirz.
My mom and I have been on it for over a year. I’m at 15, but my mom was able to stay on 5 the whole time. So it’s much cheaper for her.Quick question but I’ve been on Tirz for 4 weeks now at 2.5mg. Still feeling the effects of appetite suppression at 2.5 although not like the first couple doses. Should I continue at 2.5 until its effects diminish or begin the 5mg dosing (week 5) for a “greater” effect? For reference, I am a female and 160lb. I am also on 10mg Test P weekly which made me extremely hungry before starting Tirz.
Why? Since it's not a fat burner. I'd argue that it is better to increase frequency before dosage.If you are using this strictly for weight loss, I would work up to the highest tolerable dose as quickly as possible. There is no benefit to staying at a lower dose and there is no trophy given to the person who stays on the lowest dose. Don't push it just to push it, but it sounds like you're listening to your body and are probably ready to move up.
I doubt that going up to 30mg tirz/week is cheaper than staying at 10 or 15mg and implement 1mg of reta, as reta is also boosting metabolism helping to lose way more weight in the long run than increasing tirz ever could.It's easier and cheaper.
Both my wife and I stayed at a low dose as long as it works both with great results. If something is working to your satisfaction why bump it up? I always believed in the lowest effective dose.Quick question but I’ve been on Tirz for 4 weeks now at 2.5mg. Still feeling the effects of appetite suppression at 2.5 although not like the first couple doses. Should I continue at 2.5 until its effects diminish or begin the 5mg dosing (week 5) for a “greater” effect? For reference, I am a female and 160lb. I am also on 10mg Test P weekly which made me extremely hungry before starting Tirz.
It certainly seems to be. There are lots of fun things happening in fat with Tirzepatide.Why? Since it's not a fat burner. I'd argue that it is better to increase frequency before dosage.
I didn't tell her to use 30mg. As far as the rest of your comment, opinions vary.I doubt that going up to 30mg tirz/week is cheaper than staying at 10 or 15mg and implement 1mg of reta, as reta is also boosting metabolism helping to lose way more weight in the long run than increasing tirz ever could.