anyone stopped at 10 and stayed there for months
#tirzepatide 2025-06-20
- surpass_two — ok so licensed top is 15 weekly, past that is not a licensed dose and nobody here can tell you what it does 08:49
- noct.titrate — why does everyone talk about 7.5 and not 10 10:46
- noct.titrate — quick one no gap when i switched, took the last semaglutide dose and started this a week later, not advice obviously 11:28
is SURMOUNT-OSA the sleep apnoea one
ok so licensed top is 15 weekly, past that is not a licensed dose and nobody here can tell you what it does
the sweet spot thing is survivorship, the people it worked for stayed and said so
i sat at 7.5 for 25 months and never needed more, which is where the folklore comes from
the two compounds arent interchangeable week for week even if the effect ends up similar
restarted at 2.5 after 16 months off and the first two doses reminded me why titration exists
GI was noticeably easier for me than semaglutide at what felt like the same appetite effect
at 15 the GI came back for me, so my easier profile claim only applies below that
SURMOUNT was the weight programme and SURPASS was diabetes, thats the split people mix up
follow up changed my mind about needing 15, i was chasing a number rather than an outcome
i log everything and my appetite curve looks flatter across the week than my semaglutide log did
titrate slow
whats the plateau pattern here, same as semaglutide or different
genuine question held 10 for 11 months and lost 4kg over that stretch, slow and boring and fine
is there a reason to titrate slower than the four week schedule
at 7.5 my appetite is gone entirely, did anyone go down rather than up
anyone got a 4 recon they like for the 40 vials
back after 17 months, do i restart at 2.5 or pick up near where i left off
why does everyone talk about 7.5 and not 10
5 did nothing
at 15 the GI came back for me, so my easier profile claim only applies below that, i have it written down somewhere
quick one no gap when i switched, took the last semaglutide dose and started this a week later, not advice obviously