Belle qian
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BBers tend to use this stuff differently than fat people or people with diabetes.Who can share me your experience with Trizepatide ? Someone says it's work well , someone says it's ineffective
Does it matter with how to use it ?
Or it's dose problem?
What's your success way with Trizepatide ?
Thank you your points !

if it does absolutely nothing to curb hunger ,total ineffective ,that's my problem or Trizepatide's problem ?BBers tend to use this stuff differently than fat people or people with diabetes.
For fatties and diabetics, starting dose is 2.5 mg/week for 4 weeks, then jump to 5 mg/week and see how you do after 4 weeks. Maintenance dose is 5 mg, 10 mg or 15 mg depending on the individual.
If you are not a fatty or diabetic, I still suggest you start with 2.5 mg/week. You may find this is all you need to reach your desired goals. My guess is you wouldn't need to go above 5 mg/week if you are not a fatty or a diabetic.
I'm actually kind of a fatty and 5mg/week was plenty for me. I know others on it but only one that takes as much as 15 mg/week but they were almost 400 pounds starting out. Right now they are about to be under 200 pounds.![]()
If it does nothing to curve hunger even at higher doses the product is bunk imo, but there’s many variables like dosing etc. some people need higher dosing and run for a while.if it does absolutely nothing to curb hunger ,total ineffective ,that's my problem or Trizepatide's problem ?
600mg?I use it and think it's fantastic for appetite control on hunger-inducing AAS (like MENT). It works best for me taking 500-600mg M/W/F. The common once a week dosage, like with AAS, is more for convenience; multip[le weekly doses keep the levels stable. I never get nausea or get uncontrolled appetite.
If I want to drop more fat, tesofensine 500mcg/day is a great adjunct.
Previously I used semaglutide up to 750mcg/wk and it really killed my appetite. I'd take a few bites of a meal and had to stop eating. Tirzepatide blunts my appetite and keeps me from overeating while still letting me get enough nutrition.
you’d be dead on site

