Any tirz hoppers who successfully switched to reta and lost a ton of weight?

[Raidenfat2fit]

I've been on Mounjaro/tirzepatide for close to 10 months and I've managed to drop 60lbs but I've ran into a stall for the last few months so I'm hoping that switching to reta will change things.

However I'm concerned seeing as a still have another 100lbs to lose (I started on Mounjaro at 339.3lbs for reference).

Is there anyone here in a similar position to me who stalled on a high dose of tirz but managed switch to reta successfully and lose a ton of weight?

 

[coke4polar]

I've been on Mounjaro/tirzepatide for close to 10 months and I've managed to drop 60lbs but I've ran into a stall for the last few months so I'm hoping that switching to reta will change things.

However I'm concerned seeing as a still have another 100lbs to lose (I started on Mounjaro at 339.3lbs for reference).

Is there anyone here in a similar position to me who stalled on a high dose of tirz but managed switch to reta successfully and lose a ton of weight?

Hi, what dose are you on currently and how long have you been on a stall?

 

[Raidenfat2fit]

Hi, what dose are you on currently and how long have you been on a stall?

Currently on 12.5mg, stalled for almost 2 months. Should hopefully start reta this week when my package from JEEP arrives.

 

[woundcarping]

I've been on Mounjaro/tirzepatide for close to 10 months and I've managed to drop 60lbs but I've ran into a stall for the last few months so I'm hoping that switching to reta will change things.

However I'm concerned seeing as a still have another 100lbs to lose (I started on Mounjaro at 339.3lbs for reference).

Is there anyone here in a similar position to me who stalled on a high dose of tirz but managed switch to reta successfully and lose a ton of weight?

Don't be afraid to poke about the forum.

I'm not as far along as you in terms of time, I was up to 5mg/weekly of Tirz and have been moving to Reta fairly quickly, averaging ~1% of my starting weight lost per week.

 

[coke4polar]

Currently on 12.5mg, stalled for almost 2 months. Should hopefully start reta this week when my package from JEEP arrives.

To be fair I stalled on tirz a couple of times along the way, once was about 7 or 8 weeks.
These things do happen.
I just carried on and moved up a dose and eventually got to goal weight while on 15mg.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

I started at 330, 252 now. 5 months and change. I fast each week till inserts a pound or two, fasting now. 7mg tirz and 5mg reta split dosed

 

[Raidenfat2fit]

Don't be afraid to poke about the forum.

I'm not as far along as you in terms of time, I was up to 5mg/weekly of Tirz and have been moving to Reta fairly quickly, averaging ~1% of my starting weight lost per week.

What's your titration schedule like? I have one 12.5mg pen left and I was thinking about doing 2mg for 2 weeks and then 4mg for 2 weeks along side my last pen and then see how things go with 6mg of reta by itself once the pen runs out.

I've heard that most who switch from high doses of Tirzepatide don't get good suppression until they're around the 8mg mark. Hopefully things will even out for me by then.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

What's your titration schedule like? I have one 12.5mg pen left and I was thinking about doing 2mg for 2 weeks and then 4mg for 2 weeks along side my last pen and then see how things go with 6mg of reta by itself once the pen runs out.

I've heard that most who switch from high doses of Tirzepatide don't get good suppression until they're around the 8mg mark. Hopefully things will even out for me by then.

So i pin 7mg on fri morning and the 5 mg reta on monday morning. Since ive been doing both the weight has flown off, i havent needed to go up in dose for a bit.
Im literally taking the dose you are. But mixed with tirz and reta.

That sucks for you for the food noise. With my current dosing of each i am literally never hungry, so sorry that lower doese just arent working for you. Definitely dose at a something that works for you, cagri and reta is tossed about often to kill appetite too.