GLP-1 chills

As a menopausal woman, I’m actually cold all the time, thanks to GLP1s. But in all fairness, I have lost all my insulation.
 
I also suffer from the "chill". Been on tirz (no more than 5) since July. It's weird because I also have severe hot flashes because I am a woman of age. Tried to pin in down to a specific time , such as 2 days after shot or whatever but have not been able to.
It sucks.
 
I want someone to do studies on why this happens. The only time this has happened to me is from fasting, after 24 hours of no food, you get cold from your metabolism slowing down to adjust for no calories coming in. I wonder if the chills are tied to calorie consumption, as in we're not eating enough calories due to the meds. If you eat at a moderate calorie deficit while on glp-1's, would that avoid the feeling cold?

Or is it affecting thyroid function through a different mechanism that makes us cold?

I'm super curious, as someone who has run extremely hot all my life, no matter what I've weighed. I mentioned the chills effect to both my menopause doctor and my endocrinologist who Rx'd Zepbound, and neither had a clue, had never heard of it. I want answers!
 
i always had cold hands and feet because of my thyroid issues, but all of me has been freezing since i started on reta. i prefer it though - i love blankets.
 
I have been freezing for 15 months. It does not go away or get any better. I wear layers daily, a space heater at my desk at work and multiple blankets at home even with the heater always on. Luckily I am single so I keep my home the temp I want without complaints lol
 

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