Stalled for 3 months

[DomTirz]

Hello all, I've been using Tirz since august 2025, have lost to date 42 pounds (male 53yr, SW 230, CW 186, GW 175), currently using 8mg Tirz + 2mg survo; I do exercise 3-4 times a week (weights+cardio). I've been stalled since april, so close to GW but so hard to achieve it. I do appreciate any recomendation.

 

[fatjacked]

How long have you been at 8mg and how are your sides? Why add survo instead of just titrating up the tirz? Simplest answer would be to increase your dose if you can tolerate it.

 

[DomTirz]

How long have you been at 8mg and how are your sides? Why add survo instead of just titrating up the tirz? Simplest answer would be to increase your dose if you can tolerate it.

Thanks, been on 8mg since December, no side effects; once I try once going into 10mg and it hit hard, then went back to 7.5-8mg; added survo for the glucagon component.

 

[skaylife]

Hello all, I've been using Tirz since august 2025, have lost to date 42 pounds (male 53yr, SW 230, CW 186, GW 175), currently using 8mg Tirz + 2mg survo; I do exercise 3-4 times a week (weights+cardio). I've been stalled since april, so close to GW but so hard to achieve it. I do appreciate any recomendation.

I will recommend you what I have done after reaching the plateau. It has worked for me. I don't know what survo does. But I inject 350mcg Ipa+CJC-1295 No Dac stack at 05:00 AM(start working at 05:30 A.M.) and don't eat anything until 12:00 A.M. Getting hungry between 09 to 10:00 AM. But just ignoring that. After sometime it gets over. But at that time stack starts to gets its energy from my last few pounds belly fat to support the musscles. Still losing weight slowly at maintenance dose of 2mg/week Tirz and 350mcg ipa+cjc stack daily.

Before I was splitting the stack in 2 injections and eating regularly in small portions. At one point progress was stopped completely. But did not titrate to a higher dose. Only changed my practices.

 

[spanky2026]

You've got plenty of room to move up your tirz, if 10 hit too hard, try 9. Stalled that long definitely begs for a dose increase.

 

[DomTirz]

Thanks all

 

[Grogu]

Hello all, I've been using Tirz since august 2025, have lost to date 42 pounds (male 53yr, SW 230, CW 186, GW 175), currently using 8mg Tirz + 2mg survo; I do exercise 3-4 times a week (weights+cardio). I've been stalled since april, so close to GW but so hard to achieve it. I do appreciate any recomendation.

Keep in mind that the final pounds approaching goal weight are biologically more difficult to lose. It's not a matter of will power or working out, it's physiological. Our bodies are amazing things that we know a lot about, but not everything.

The biggest factors I would think are metabolic adaptation and leptin decline. Both of these are factors that would try to preserve fat mass. Probably from our hunter/gatherer days, when fat protected us in times of famine.

You might consider more protein and continuing with your resistance training. Those are usually good ways to "convince" your body your not starving to death. Some people say diet breaks or refeeds are helpful. If you're not familiar, that's when you eat at maintenance calories for a couple of weeks.

If looking for a peptide assist, you might consider adding an amylin agonist (i.e., cagri or elora) as those work on different pathways and in rat studies showed that adding elora adjunctively resulted in continued weight loss.

Good luck! I'm in the same exact spot. 8 more pounds to go 😡

 

[DomTirz]

Keep in mind that the final pounds approaching goal weight are biologically more difficult to lose. It's not a matter of will power or working out, it's physiological. Our bodies are amazing things that we know a lot about, but not everything.

The biggest factors I would think are metabolic adaptation and leptin decline. Both of these are factors that would try to preserve fat mass. Probably from our hunter/gatherer days, when fat protected us in times of famine.

You might consider more protein and continuing with your resistance training. Those are usually good ways to "convince" your body your not starving to death. Some people say diet breaks or refeeds are helpful. If you're not familiar, that's when you eat at maintenance calories for a couple of weeks.

If looking for a peptide assist, you might consider adding an amylin agonist (i.e., cagri or elora) as those work on different pathways and in rat studies showed that adding elora adjunctively resulted in continued weight loss.

Good luck! I'm in the same exact spot. 8 more pounds to go 😡

Thanks Groku, will add Cagri

 

[Grogu]

Thanks Groku, will add Cagri

Good luck! When adding Cagri a little goes a long ways, so you want to start low and slow. I started at .5mg and probably should have started at .25mg. I’m on week 6 and still at .5mg.

 

[DomTirz]

Good luck! When adding Cagri a little goes a long ways, so you want to start low and slow. I started at .5mg and probably should have started at .25mg. I’m on week 6 and still at .5mg.

Thanks, really appreciate your suggestion since it will be a first for me