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#tirzepatide 2024-04-13

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Highlights from this day
  • VialBot — Verification log updated: JEEP — evidence added, status unchanged. 23:11
  • LC_MS_Lena — my Janoshik result on a ERP vial came in at 98.6 which is why i keep buying from them 23:14
  • quiet.hours — 12 did nothing extra over 10 for me and that still holds a year later 23:44
VI

held 10 for 7 months and lost 9kg over that stretch, slow and boring and fine

at 15 my appetite is gone entirely, did anyone go down rather than up

QH

5 was where i first noticed it properly, 2.5 did almost nothing for me

how many weeks at 7.5 before you knew it was enough

VI

SURMOUNT-OSA was the sleep apnoea trial and it is not a weight headline however its quoted

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15 is the top

QH

plateaued at 7 weeks the same way i did on semaglutide, so i doubt its compound specific

LM

the 30 vial in 5ml gives 5mg/ml which puts 10 on 20 units, nice round numbers, still working it out

back after 12 months, do i restart at 2.5 or pick up near where i left off

titrate slow

DE

did anyone find the GI easier than semaglutide at an equivalent effect

7.5 gang

the GIP explanation for easier nausea is plausible and i still treat it as a story not a fact

VB

Verification log updated: JEEP — evidence added, status unchanged.

QH

anyone tracked whether the GI difference held at the top doses

LM

my Janoshik result on a ERP vial came in at 98.6 which is why i keep buying from them

BB

im at 7.5 and thinking about 2, did anyone gain anything from that step

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folklore probably

the sweet spot thing is survivorship, the people it worked for stayed and said so

did anyone go past 15 and was there any point to it

checked the units twice

the two compounds arent interchangeable week for week even if the effect ends up similar, thats just me

12 did nothing extra over 10 for me and that still holds a year later

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TE

€94 for a 15 vial is roughly what ive paid for the last year

TE

the sweet spot argument is really about effect per side effect, not a magic number