How to break stall?

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Currently on Week 26 of tirz, @ 15mg now, SW: 200, CW: 188, GW: 150ish. Ive stalled for the last 1-2 months! I know im not overeating, Im not as active as I should be since I have a weird work schedule. I cant seem to get lower than 188. Any advice?
 
Activity would absolutely help. Also, what's your RMR ? Tracking Macros? Have you gotten any labs done to check for other imbalances? If all else is good, it's calories consumed VS used as you know. I suspect you're probably where you should be to maintain weight. You may need to go deeper into a deficit. How many grams of protein are you consuming per day ?
 
Currently on Week 26 of tirz, @ 15mg now, SW: 200, CW: 188, GW: 150ish. Ive stalled for the last 1-2 months! I know im not overeating, Im not as active as I should be since I have a weird work schedule. I cant seem to get lower than 188. Any advice?
12 pounds in 26 weeks would have me reevaluating the Tirz itself. Have you switched vials to a different vendor?
 
12 pounds in 26 weeks would have me reevaluating the Tirz itself. Have you switched vials to a different vendor?
Ive been on compound for the first half, then nexaph tirz and now i just started alice tirz gonna do 7.5 every 5 days and hope it works
 
It doesn't work for everyone, but if you have a preferred site that you normally inject you can try switching injection sites. I only experienced one stall when I was losing. I normally inject in the abdomen, but I switched to arms for two weeks and things started moving again. Its worth a shot!
 
Currently on Week 26 of tirz, @ 15mg now, SW: 200, CW: 188, GW: 150ish. Ive stalled for the last 1-2 months! I know im not overeating, Im not as active as I should be since I have a weird work schedule. I cant seem to get lower than 188. Any advice?
A couple things to break your stall:

1. Increase activity - even small changes help. Since you mentioned a weird work schedule, try adding short walks or quick bodyweight exercises during breaks.

2. Look at your macros and protein intake. Sometimes weight loss stalls when protein drops too low. Aim for at least 0.8g per pound of goal weight.

3. Consider a diet break or slight calorie increase. Paradoxically, eating a bit more can sometimes restart metabolism. Your body might be in conservation mode.

4. Mix up your workout routine. If you're doing the same exercises, your body adapts. Try different intensities or types of movement.

5. Check stress and sleep. Both can significantly impact weight loss. Aim for 7-8 hours of quality sleep and find stress management techniques.

Keep tracking and don't get discouraged! Plateaus are normal in any weight loss journey. You've already lost 12 lbs, which is awesome progress!
 
In the diet break category i would include switching diets, this is how i restarted losing weight after a holiday ( working +10k steps a day to zero exercise so about no weight lost in 3 months )

01.12.24 - _94.2KG - 110CM Waist - Holiday ( no exercise but still eating mostly keto ), diet drinks still in diet.
01.03.25 - _93.2KG - 106CM Waist - Switch to high carb, low fat. Fruit during the day, starch at night. All drinks/sugar substitutes removed from diet without trying. Energy levels high.
01.04.25 - _89.4kg - 104CM Waist
 
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