No effect at all despite 5 mg

You're right. I had that problem too. Every time I demanded a little Hershey's highway action, she would say "Nein", and bend over. Talk about mixed signals. I suggest one go by what they do, not what they say.
 
PippiLangstrumpf said:


Ich habe langsam das Gefühl, dass ich gar kein Tirz geliefert bekommen habe. Ich bin jetzt bei 5 mg und merke keinen Unterschied.

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Some people don't have effects until they hit 7.5mg and above. 7.5mg-15mg is considered therapeutic dosing.

Have you been on Semaglutide in the past? If you have, it may not work until you hit much higher doses than 5mg.
 
CandyCap said:


Bei manchen Menschen treten erst ab einer Dosis von 7,5 mg oder höher Wirkungen auf. 7,5–15 mg gelten als therapeutische Dosis.

Haben Sie in der Vergangenheit bereits Semaglutid eingenommen? Falls ja, wirkt es möglicherweise erst bei deutlich höheren Dosen als 5 mg.

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Nein, ich habe kein Semaglutid eingenommen. Ich hoffe, es wird mit einer höheren Dosis besser.
 
Smiter said:


You're right. I had that problem too. Every time I demanded a little Hershey's highway action, she would say "Nein", and bend over. Talk about mixed signals. I suggest one go by what they do, not what they say.

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Grow up.
 
PippiLangstrumpf said:


Nein, ich habe kein Semaglutid eingenommen. Ich hoffe, es wird mit einer höheren Dosis besser.

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I would definitely wait to see what happens once you get up to therapeutic dosing.

Did you get your meds from a trusted vendor?
 
CandyCap said:


Ich würde auf jeden Fall abwarten, was passiert, sobald Sie die therapeutische Dosis erreichen.

Haben Sie Ihre Medikamente von einem vertrauenswürdigen Anbieter bezogen?

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I shopped at A/P/S Andy
 
I event felt the starting dose of 2.5 on Mounjaro. Not in a bad way but really noticeable. 5mg worked fine for about 10 weeks. After that 7.5 in split dosing: almost no negative side effects and really stable. Minus 20kg in 6 months.

Recently switched to Reta (3+3/week), more out of curiosity than anything else 🙃

No more side effects but more food noise. I'm trying 4+4 this week.
 
Reta has other actions, but is known to be weak for suppression of appetite and food noise. It has much weaker GLP-1 binding than tirzepatide, which is weaker than semaglutide. That's why it's popular with bodybuilders etc.

For those with a lot of excess body fat, the latest is not always the greatest.
 
YoYoFat said:


Grow up.

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Oh I would love to. This has been such a source of pain for years. When I was 13, a POS doctor gave me cortisone for a fever, permanently stopping my vertical growth. Only my feet kept growing. I remain stunted at 6"3 while having to scour around for size 16-17 shoes. The freakin' penguin look irks me no end.

BNLFL said:


Thanks. It's not hard to hit translate. He's just one of those seeing his other posts.

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You're right, it's not hard to hit translate, but for some reason, I can't seem to find that option here. Is it a phone-only feature? I use my laptop to type and use Chrome for a browser. I don't see any translate option. But, yes, it's quite plausible that I just am one of those, whoever those are, if the label is indeed based on my other posts.
 
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