tirzepatide stopped working at 1mg a week

[gritpoint]

I've been on Tirzepatide for eight weeks, doing 1 mg a week. It stopped working for me. I don't feel like I'm seeing much benefit in the last couple of weeks. Do you think I should start increasing the dosage? I'm 235 lbs. and I'm trying to get down to 200 lbs. I'm 40 years old.

 

[HarleyGuy]

I've been on Tirzepatide for eight weeks, doing 1 mg a week. It stopped working for me. I don't feel like I'm seeing much benefit in the last couple of weeks. Do you think I should start increasing the dosage? I'm 235 lbs. and I'm trying to get down to 200 lbs. I'm 40 years old.

You can definitely increase.
Clinical trials went as high as 15mg.
24 weeks was clinically significant results with 48 weeks seeing maximum therapeutic benefits.

You started low dose which is great so now you can bump to 2-2.5mg and go from there. Clinical trial chart is seen below to give you peace of mind on your dose.

 

[the_alcatraz]

I've been on Tirzepatide for eight weeks, doing 1 mg a week. It stopped working for me. I don't feel like I'm seeing much benefit in the last couple of weeks. Do you think I should start increasing the dosage? I'm 235 lbs. and I'm trying to get down to 200 lbs. I'm 40 years old.

you need to up the dose bro

 

[2Thick]

When it comes to tirzepatide, you want to go to 2 mg and then once it stops working you can start increasing it to 3 or 4 mg.

 

[ceo]

Bros, why not switch to RETA? It's more modern and it's a better option. You'll get great results on it and it works fast.

 

[Ulter]

I'm a huge fan of Tirzepatide. It's simply one of the best GLP-1 options out there. It will blunt your appetite. Go with 2.5 mg and then increase it to 3.5 mg.

 

[ROIDDERS]

Start at 1 mg on tirzepatide. You don't want to run too much otherwise you'll start getting nauseous. Once you get used to the side effects, you can start increasing it.