Has anyone either lost weight through Retatutide or Tirzapzide at a moderate tonight dose,and is now using a lower dose for maintenance??
If so which dose,how long for and what's the results??
I was on 2.5 tirz for about a year lost 50lbs. When I started this journey a couple years back, the mantra/advice was slow and steady. Only need to increase your dose if you stalled. I did go do 5mg a couple of times, but that was only to break a stall..Has anyone either lost weight through Retatutide or Tirzapzide at a moderate tonight dose,and is now using a lower dose for maintenance??
If so which dose,how long for and what's the results??
So that dose is enough to prevent over eating then?I lost 70 pounds over 7.5 months on Tirz, never went over 5mg per week and currently use 2 mg every 5 days. At 2mg my weight is slowly going down by half a pound a week or so. I also train really hard and I'm on TRT.
On a pharmacokinetic level, if you want to remain on lower doses or micro dose, Tirz is better. You will eventually need to titrate up though.Has anyone either lost weight through Retatutide or Tirzapzide at a moderate tonight dose,and is now using a lower dose for maintenance??
If so which dose,how long for and what's the results??
Hi Ragu1 - I'm in the exact same boat as you with my left shoulder except the MRI doesn't show torn cuff. Instead it appears to be a torn labram however another MRI shows much nerve impingement through cuff....anyway.....rest of our stories are identical. Same downward dosing of tirz also for maintenance cuz I know the gym visists are going to go down to nothing but mild cardio for awhile after surgery that I hope that insurance will finally OK. Good luck with yours!I have been on maintenance for almost a year.. still on 2.5 but have used survo to help. I work out at least 5 days a week mainly cardio and legs as I have torn rotator cuff with severe arthritis. Looking at reverse shoulder replacement in Jan. My goal now is to maintain or lose a few more pounds because I know I'll be laid up with my recovery.