Tirz 2.5 dosage experience

I feel this so much. The fatigue hasn't changed a whole lot sometimes. Maybe the day after the shot but at this point not even then. But if anything I feel more motivated I guess because I feel better about things and a better headspace.
That's exactly how I feel. I have slightly more energy (helps I take B12 gummies from Olly) and I try to go to the gym more as well, which also helps with energy the following day. I can say the only thing that sucks is because I am slightly weaker at the gym, it makes me not want to go because my pride is hurt that I'm not as strong anymore lol
 
That's exactly how I feel. I have slightly more energy (helps I take B12 gummies from Olly) and I try to go to the gym more as well, which also helps with energy the following day. I can say the only thing that sucks is because I am slightly weaker at the gym, it makes me not want to go because my pride is hurt that I'm not as strong anymore lol
Do you find the B12 helps that much? I have a few core supplements that I take. I've heard that multivitamins really don't do a whole lot for you, but I haven't looked a lot into B12 so I could always use the extra energy.

Well, you might not be as strong as you used to be, but you're doing something about it. You're doing 100% more than the people that decided to stay on the couch, so you got that going for you. Don't let your pride get in the way of progress!
 
I think my rs is going to take another 2.5 four days after their third dose of 2.5 and continue with a sun/thur 2.5 dose schedule, meaning going from 2.5 once a week to 2.5 every 3/4 days
 
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Do you find the B12 helps that much? I have a few core supplements that I take. I've heard that multivitamins really don't do a whole lot for you, but I haven't looked a lot into B12 so I could always use the extra energy.

Well, you might not be as strong as you used to be, but you're doing something about it. You're doing 100% more than the people that decided to stay on the couch, so you got that going for you. Don't let your pride get in the way of progress!
I do find that B12 definitely helps me with energy. It's something I've taken since my early 20s and never strayed from it. I get the extra strength energy gummies from Olly and that helps me A LOT.
 
My rs had their third 2.5 injection Sunday and has no appetite suppression still. They ate a sandwich an hour ago and are hungry again, which has been the story of their life. They can eat and then be hungry a half hour later

I think they’ll do their next dose of 2.5 next Sunday then go to 2.5 Sunday and 2.5 again Thursday and see how that goes for them
If I had your RS, I might just try 3.0 for the next dose.
 
I'm curious to know what causes a "super responder" to be so successful at lower doses like 2.5. I started losing 1.5-2lb right away, not sure if I can call myself a super responder or what.

5.5 first week and averaging 1.7-2.2 each week since for a few months.
 
Are any other super responders neurodivergent? Self diagnosed or otherwise

RS does feel hungry sometimes but is starting with small portions and finding it is plenty.
For a different perspective, I'm Dr diagnosed ASD and ADHD, and I was a slow responder.

Late June 2023-early November 2023 only lost about 15lb. I titrated slowly due to extreme fatigue. In November I titrated up to 10mg and THEN started the solid, consistent weight loss. I went up to 12.5mg in January of this year, and have remained there. I've lost 85lb overall, so an overall rate of just over 5lb per month and if you look at just November-now, about 6.3lb a month-- so I'm still a pretty slow responder when compared to others. It was super frustrating at first but now I look at it as- I got here when I got here, and my skin had time to shrink back since my loss was slow. I'm within 20lb of goal. My Dr is actually super happy with the slower loss as I've had time to truly reform my eating habits and mindset.
 
Little late but tirz has a 5 day half-life, which is likely why a lot of people feel hungrier day 6. I'm having my RS go to a 5 day schedule instead of increasing the dose this time due to this.
 
Medicated ADHD and an apparent super-responder.
Oh this is interesting. My spouse is severe ADHD and is not on any GLP1 medications. We are highly concerned about absorption rate should he go on an GLP1. For him, a day or two without medication is just not going to work for him or ME. So...your medication is absorbed just fine on this medication?
 

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