therealdlg
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All right fellow labrats...what are the pros and cons of 20 or even 25 MG weekly tirzepatide? Any studys on this?🤔🤔🤔🤔
Tirzepatide at higher dose?
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Someone on here was doing 25 mg. Try doing a search.
Stace_wow
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I was looking around for that too, I know one person is pushing 20mg but I haven’t found any articles on it….
spanky2026
GLP-1 Enthusiast
My understanding is Lily is doing studies right now, supposedly on 20 and 25mg dosing, but no results have been released or hinted at anywhere I've seen.
headward
GLP-1 Apprentice
Why not switch to reta + elora or start adding elora to max dose tirz? Elora kit is $170 on gb right now.
I saw some statistics on aGLP-1 overdose cases in U.S. emergency departments. About 18,000 people last year, if I remember well. Many of them took the entire pen instead of multi-dosing. Mostly issues with gastrointestinal blockages, gallbladder problems, etc. Some suffered long-term effects (you either die from it or go crazy: I know because I’ve been through it.../j)
There are two main reasons to increase the dose: it isn't working, or it isn't working fast enough.
The first case has an obvious solution: do something else. Personally, Tirz wasn't working very well, so I added Retatrutide. It turns out they complement each other.
The second case is impatience. That comes down to avidity. Always feeling empty. What a coincidence!
If you're eating a lot, it's worth taking a closer look at the wound that's making you feel empty.
There is a trick: the gratitude journal. Write a few lines every evening about what you notice you've received during the day. It works in 2-3 weeks. and it's much cheaper than a session with a therapist. And there's no need to beat yourself up over what you didn't do right.
(That'll be $100, but you can pay what you can /j)
There are two main reasons to increase the dose: it isn't working, or it isn't working fast enough.
The first case has an obvious solution: do something else. Personally, Tirz wasn't working very well, so I added Retatrutide. It turns out they complement each other.
The second case is impatience. That comes down to avidity. Always feeling empty. What a coincidence!
If you're eating a lot, it's worth taking a closer look at the wound that's making you feel empty.
There is a trick: the gratitude journal. Write a few lines every evening about what you notice you've received during the day. It works in 2-3 weeks. and it's much cheaper than a session with a therapist. And there's no need to beat yourself up over what you didn't do right.
(That'll be $100, but you can pay what you can /j)
