I can understand titrating the dose by non-standard amounts, but I really don't understand what's to gain by deviating from the once a week schedule. Maximum appetite suppression is not achieved in proximity to the injection. I often feel the lowest appetite 5 days after a dose.
Get to a stable blood serum level with once a week injections, and live with natural fluctuations in appetite.
These aren't diet pills, an increase in appetite isn't a sign it's weakening, they're hormones intended to supplement the ebb and flow of natural GLP production.
I strongly suspect we're going to discover a lot of the needless experimentation is going to result in long term harm. Most don't even understand you will not maintain weight loss or the other health benefits once use is stopped.
These drugs are exceptionally effective using the prescribed protocol, with only the tiniest minority unresponsive. Most using them properly end up on a maintenance dose far lower than the max, and many of those had far more weight to lose than those playing around with them now.
There's an increasing stream of observational evidence from medical providers that those who stopped, regained weight, and went back on are finding they no longer lose weight. I think those messing around with non standard protocols, mixing compounds, and using them intermittently, while interesting, will be sacrificed to serve aa warnings to those who follow as examples of what not to do.