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I have been on compounded tirzepatide-zepbound for 14 months and lost over 100#. I have 20-30# yet to go. I was unable to tolerate the starting dose, couldn’t hardly eat. Talked the endo into decreasing my dose instead of increasing it. I’ve been doing 1.5mg every for a whole year. I use a compound pharmacy where I live. My endocrinologist gives me a compound. I can eat now but still have no food noise or craving. I know I am not typical but I work very hard at dieting. I count my protein and calories daily. Making sure I get fiber and enough fluids. I am moving more using resistance bands for strength. I’m 68 years old. Off many meds. Blood work is normal. Yay!!
One thing I have noticed in my GLP-1 groups that all telehealth companies are not equal. I would suggest if you don’t feel your compound is working to find a reputable compounding pharmacy and try another. I may end up with telehealth when I get on maintenance because I have a concierge endo because I had to find one to take care of my post cancer and that would prescribe me compounds. If you can find a compounding pharmacy in your city or near you to get your meds that is affordable it’s easier and they are easier to deal with if you have questions. Also the tirzepatide works two ways and has less side effects than the semaglutide. I sure wish you well. It’s a job. People don’t understand that the weight doesn’t fall off and you have to work at it! Sounds like you know what you need to do! Good luck!!

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sooo happy for you!!! this is fantastic!!! I will have to look into finding a compound pharmacy. I am on my first week of the tirzepatide and wow with the nausea and stomach upset. I find that if I drink lots of water and eat super healthy including veggies with my protein it helps. I used to be more motivated to move, but we lost our shihtzu girl last october and it literally broke me and then in May we lost our cavapoo. So I have been dealing with a lot of grief and emotions since we don't have human children, the doggies are our family. I have not been as active since her loss and I am still super depressed but at the same time I am starting to want to feel better about myself and I think that by working on my outside my insides will catch up. + I really want this to work permanently. I think that if I tacle it from both sides it will work, keeping fingers crossed!