Tirzepatide Possibilities??????

[Stace_wow]

Hey, your “only 20 pounds” is still fantastic! Keep it up 👍🏻

🙂 Thank you!

 

[Skidude]

On tirz I lost about 2lbs a week, I was going to try for 185 but decided to go for normal BMI target of 163.

The one concern I have read about reta is potential heart rate issues so monitor that if you choose reta but it did better in the trials for total percentage.

Tirz did great for me with +/- 25% in 7 months

 

[FLglpguy]

I'm quite a bit older and started off a little heavier than you and Tirz has been AMAZING for me so far! I', 6'2" - 55yrs old and started at 386. I started on May 7th with .25 Triz and just moved to .50. I've lost 26lbs in only 5 weeks.

I haven't worked out one time and I sit at a desk working from home all day. I changed my diet drastically and it was extremely easy to do, I just don't crave the fried stuff anymore and I don't have snacks or ANY bad food in the house.

I only eat salads, raw veggies, tomatoe basil soup, mushroom bone broth soup, split pea soup, fresh fruit smoothies with almond milk, or fresh fruits, and almost no meat. I've had a small piece of meat on Sunday's a couple weeks--2-3 small turkey meatballs and a couple strips of skinless chicken breast. Otherwise, I've only eaten what was previously stated and unsalted nuts, protein/high fiber bars.

I added B12 2000mcg in the morning, 225mg of Magnesium Malate in the evening to sleep better, 20g of Collagen protein at lunch for joint and skin care, Casein in the early evening to slowly release protein as I rest and sleep. Whey protein will be added when I start working out as a pre-workout. I will start resistance training soon so I don't have tons of loose skin after the weight is gone. Goal is 215lbs.

 

[Hawk_recon]

I'm quite a bit older and started off a little heavier than you and Tirz has been AMAZING for me so far! I', 6'2" - 55yrs old and started at 386. I started on May 7th with .25 Triz and just moved to .50. I've lost 26lbs in only 5 weeks.

I haven't worked out one time and I sit at a desk working from home all day. I changed my diet drastically and it was extremely easy to do, I just don't crave the fried stuff anymore and I don't have snacks or ANY bad food in the house.

I only eat salads, raw veggies, tomatoe basil soup, mushroom bone broth soup, split pea soup, fresh fruit smoothies with almond milk, or fresh fruits, and almost no meat. I've had a small piece of meat on Sunday's a couple weeks--2-3 small turkey meatballs and a couple strips of skinless chicken breast. Otherwise, I've only eaten what was previously stated and unsalted nuts, protein/high fiber bars.

I added B12 2000mcg in the morning, 225mg of Magnesium Malate in the evening to sleep better, 20g of Collagen protein at lunch for joint and skin care, Casein in the early evening to slowly release protein as I rest and sleep. Whey protein will be added when I start working out as a pre-workout. I will start resistance training soon so I don't have tons of loose skin after the weight is gone. Goal is 215lbs.

Just a note since you mentioned protein as a pre-workout: the timing of your protein does not really matter throughout the day, only the total amount. Recent studies have come out showing that. If you need it to not be hungry during a workout that’s different, but in terms of impact on muscle, etc. timing doesn’t matter.