I'm a Tirzepatide girly. 25 units and I just am not feeling any side effects. Loving just doing my calorie defecit and not having food noise. I've lost 9 lbs in 2 weeks so far!
I just got mine. I have 10mg of trizepitide and im a little confused on what amout of bact water to mix it with. Today will be day one. I think its 1ml. Is it 1 ml?
@@vegas9440 What's cool about it curbing your appetite is that it allows you to practice not overeating and thinking so much about food. Obviously you won't be on it forever, so its very important to use it as a tool to make changes.
I’m really getting discouraged. I’m about to start week three & I’ve only lost a pound. I try & work out atleast four times a week which I don’t enjoy AT ALL but I thought I’d be losing more than a dang pound!
I have been on Tirzepatide lowest amount from compounding pharmacy for 2.5 months. I have lost 22 lbs. I have 8 lbs more to go. It really does take your appetite away. So much so I sometimes forget to eat. 😂 The only side effect I have had is dizziness and fatigue. The doctor said I need to increase my protein so have started with a protein shake in the morning and it has helped the fatigue. The dizziness is from low blood sugar which has improved somewhat with the protein shake. I am very happy with the results and am so thankful I can afford the medication. If you can, go for it!
This is me! I have 25ish pounds to lose, not 100. Thank you for this video! The weight is real, and I had to move to all size 10s, would love to be cozy in my 8s again.
I would love to see you take your compound. I am on Zepbound but may be switching to compound due to the shortage. The pen is so easy and the syringe kind of scares me. Thought I would ask... thank you for the videos!
Deff don’t be afraid of it! It’s an insulin needle so it’s super small and you hardly feel it. If you’re paying out of pocket you’ll probably like the compound more. What comes in the vials almost always gives your medicine for much more than 4 weeks.
Not to be a Debbie downer but it’s beyond hard to maintain the weight loss after you get off. The weight comes back crazy ! Just speaking from personal experience 😢
Did you change your lifestyle? If you go back to eating the way you were originally which caused weight gain then yes you’ll gain the weight back. You need to find out what your maintenance calories is
Did you implement going to the gym and being more active along with changing your diet from sugary food and/or unhealthy food and overeating? Are you having cravings for sugars after coming off? How long were you on it? Please explain more to support your statement.
I think its easier to maintain for people who had max 30 lbs to lose. But if you are 250 plus and lost 100 lbs in a year that would be really hard to maintain without the drug
Hello thank you for sharing! I have been on Semaglutide compound for 10 weeks and am down between 14 and 16 lb. I keep fluctuating excited I'm going to hit 20 lb weight loss but then I gained 2 lb again and I keep going back and forth. Have you had this experience at all?
This was a fantastic example how to use compound peptides the right way! Congrats on the life changes. Absolutely perfect. B12 and an HGH regiment will also h3lp woth yoir journey. Well done!
I like how you're taking your time with it. Does the pharmacy have prescribing physicians or you have to get a referral? What are you saying, "Fierce Health?"
Hi there, nice video. I would like to know how much you weighed when you started and how tall are you? I’m 179 and 5’6. I started compounded Trizepatide eight weeks ago and I’ve Lost 23 pounds. But I haven’t weighed myself yet this week. I know that you said you were wearing a size 8 pants and maybe you should have used a size 10 pants . But either way those sizes are pretty small in my book. Unless of course you’re 5’1? ✌
My BMI was around 27 and I'm 5'7''. I haven't shared specific numbers on the internet yet - idk I guess my comfort level isn't quite there yet. I'm now down 25 pounds and looking to loose just another 5 and then start weaning off of it.
@@MadisonLoethen thank you for answering me. Congratulation on your weight loss. You must be thrilled. I’m looking forward to the day I wear a size 8 again. Hoping it won’t take me too long! How many months have you been taking Trizepatide? I did watch that entire video but I don’t remember how long you were taking it? ✌💙
Doctors will prescribe this is you’re not obese? My bmi is stuck around 25/26. I’ve been trying to lose weight for about 4 or 5 years and I’m just stuck at this bmi now. But I think my doctor would laugh me out of the office if I asked for this medicine! 😬
@@hannahw2697 if your doctor laughs at you, then just join a telehealth company like ShredRx and you’ll get it with no problems whatsoever. My own doctor did prescribe it but my insurance didn’t cover it. So that’s why I use the compounded version. I don’t know what kind of Doctor Who wouldn’t prescribe it if you’re overweight. That’s ridiculous IMO….✌
@@hannahw2697 all you have to do is join a telehealth company. And when you put your information in. Just give them a higher number for your weight. They don’t check at all. Shed RX is the best one. It’s so much better than fierce. You will have to pay out of your own pocket. If you have the money to do so. My regular doctor tried to put me on Trizepatide but my insurance wouldn’t cover it. So I pay out-of-pocket for the compound version and I’m down 30 pounds. If you really want it you can get it. Nobody will laugh at you…✌
Why did you leave fierce. I see that there is a monthly fee along with the medication. I thought I heard you say that the fierce company only required that you pay for meds after the initial payment. Is that correct?
I actually have now switched to Join Fridays. It is $179 plus the $100 membership fee. I’m making a video this week about why I made the switch and why I like Join Fridays! www.joinfridays.com/?via=madison Discount Code: MADISON
I'm taking wegovy (prescribed by a doctor). It's been 3 months and only lost 10 pounds. My doctor has now prescribed zepbound (she believes that this will work better for me). I'll take my first dose next week. I'm paying out of pocket and using the injectable pen. So, my doctor suggested that I try a compounded version of zepbound. I'm worried about two things: having to inject myself using a needle instead of a pen and I'm a little leary about the compound meds. Such as what's really in the medication and how sterile is the environment that the medicine is produced in. I've never even held a syringe. How do you learn how to load the syringe correctly and inject myself (I have always been extremely scared of getting shots). Now, I'm considering giving myself a shot.😮 Could someone please respond to my concerns? Thanks.
I was nervous about self injecting with the compound too but it’s honestly been totally fine. I found instructions the meds come with are pretty clear. Plus the price difference is huge.
Try your local urgent cares. I started going to an urgent care that has a weight loss program and they inject the compounded tripeptide. So you don't have to inject yourself. Plus they are cheaper than online and include B12 shots. 🙌🏾
@@MadisonLoethen ok thank you. Last night was my first dose of tirzepatide and I woke up today at 10:30 a.m. So tired. I'm just going to get up and try to go about my day and be normal. But I feel pretty tired.
Ordinarily, I wouldn’t care how people chose to lose weight but people who actually need Ozempic are having to jump hoops and all it really takes is eating right and exercising to lose weight in the same time.
I’m on the compound so I’m not taking Ozempic away from anyone. I tried diet and exercise a whole year before trying medication. It has really improved my health, and I’m so glad I did it.
I work in a bariatric clinic and a lot of ppl don’t actually understand that food is an addiction for some, so “just stop eating” or “eat less”or “eat healthier” is like telling a crackhead not to do drugs… just saying
@@MadisonLoethenI’m in perimenopause and gained 30 lbs that I’ve been trying to lose and hasn’t budged. I weight train 3x a week and am pescatarian. My gynecologist is prescribing this compound . My question is how can I 1/2 dose? She’s going to put me on the lowest dose, but I’ve heard people who even use half of the lowest dose can have results. I would like a gradual loss to avoid loose skin that comes with faster weight loss. Can you tell me how you 1/2 dose?
I'm a Tirzepatide girly. 25 units and I just am not feeling any side effects. Loving just doing my calorie defecit and not having food noise. I've lost 9 lbs in 2 weeks so far!
Yay congrats! 🥰
I just got mine. I have 10mg of trizepitide and im a little confused on what amout of bact water to mix it with. Today will be day one. I think its 1ml. Is it 1 ml?
Do it curb your appetite
@@vegas9440 o yes!
@@vegas9440 What's cool about it curbing your appetite is that it allows you to practice not overeating and thinking so much about food. Obviously you won't be on it forever, so its very important to use it as a tool to make changes.
Yay! Thanks for sharing! I’m on 2.5mg and almost finished with my fourth week, weighed a few days ago and I’m 10lbs down.
yay! congrats!
I lost 13 lbs and just started my 4th week on the compound.
congrats!!
where did you get the compound from?
@@legaldoc19 Join Fridays! www.joinfridays.com/?via=madison
Discount Code: MADISON
I’m really getting discouraged. I’m about to start week three & I’ve only lost a pound. I try & work out atleast four times a week which I don’t enjoy AT ALL but I thought I’d be losing more than a dang pound!
@@kimm31maybe you need a higher dose! It happened with a friend of mine.
I have been on Tirzepatide lowest amount from compounding pharmacy for 2.5 months. I have lost 22 lbs. I have 8 lbs more to go. It really does take your appetite away. So much so I sometimes forget to eat. 😂 The only side effect I have had is dizziness and fatigue. The doctor said I need to increase my protein so have started with a protein shake in the morning and it has helped the fatigue. The dizziness is from low blood sugar which has improved somewhat with the protein shake. I am very happy with the results and am so thankful I can afford the medication. If you can, go for it!
So amazing! An electrolyte drink a day could also help with that dizziness and fatigue. Best of luck on your journey!
This is me! I have 25ish pounds to lose, not 100. Thank you for this video! The weight is real, and I had to move to all size 10s, would love to be cozy in my 8s again.
Best of luck! ❤️
Thank you so much I’m similar. I am on ZEPBOUND and I love it. But I can’t find it and I’m grateful for the compound information.
Just ordered it and I’m excited! Thanks for sharing.
Yay!
Some people have said if you’re having stomach issues to take half dose one day and then three days later take the other half and that helps a lot
Interesting!
Thank you so much for sharing your journey!! I just started last Friday
yay! so excited for you!
I would love to see you take your compound. I am on Zepbound but may be switching to compound due to the shortage. The pen is so easy and the syringe kind of scares me. Thought I would ask... thank you for the videos!
Deff don’t be afraid of it! It’s an insulin needle so it’s super small and you hardly feel it. If you’re paying out of pocket you’ll probably like the compound more. What comes in the vials almost always gives your medicine for much more than 4 weeks.
This was a very good informative vlog! Thankyou!
❤️
Thank you for sharing your experince! Great video!
Thanks so much!
Not to be a Debbie downer but it’s beyond hard to maintain the weight loss after you get off. The weight comes back crazy ! Just speaking from personal experience 😢
Did you change your lifestyle? If you go back to eating the way you were originally which caused weight gain then yes you’ll gain the weight back. You need to find out what your maintenance calories is
I'd like to know more about this. Did you have major hunger? Did you start craving different foods than what you ate while on the meds?
Did you implement going to the gym and being more active along with changing your diet from sugary food and/or unhealthy food and overeating? Are you having cravings for sugars after coming off? How long were you on it? Please explain more to support your statement.
I think its easier to maintain for people who had max 30 lbs to lose. But if you are 250 plus and lost 100 lbs in a year that would be really hard to maintain without the drug
You have to taper back down .... you can't just stop
Good for you. I'm on my 3rd week and haven't lost a pound.
you might just have to titrate up. everyone's body is different. I'm sure you'll get there!
I'm only down 5lbs in 5 weeks
Very disappointed..
@@pearllee08 that's a great amount! slow and steady is perfect. hang in there!
Hello thank you for sharing! I have been on Semaglutide compound for 10 weeks and am down between 14 and 16 lb. I keep fluctuating excited I'm going to hit 20 lb weight loss but then I gained 2 lb again and I keep going back and forth. Have you had this experience at all?
@@lorinelson8152 have you tried intermittent fasting with low carb?
Congratulations!!
This was a fantastic example how to use compound peptides the right way! Congrats on the life changes. Absolutely perfect. B12 and an HGH regiment will also h3lp woth yoir journey. Well done!
thanks so much!
What is your HGH source and protocol, please?
@@chrishauck1776 I'm sorry I'm not sure what that means. Could you clarify?
I used to spin hula hoop for my tummy. You can try one that's for adults
That sounds fun!
Thank you for a great video! You are so beautiful! You look so much like Nicole Kidman.
Aw thank you!
I can totally relate!
I start my first dose today 2.5 lookong forward to weight loss.
Yay!! Congrats!!
How is journey after 2months? Can you share your experience
I started with 1/2 the dose and it’s working with no side effects.
amazing!!
How do you do 1/2 dose?
I just took my 1st shot today😊
yay! congrats!
Could you show us how to fill the syringe and how to give yourself the shot?
Sure! I’ll maybe plan on doing a UA-cam short of that.
I like how you're taking your time with it. Does the pharmacy have prescribing physicians or you have to get a referral? What are you saying, "Fierce Health?"
Fierce Health is the telehealth company I was using to be prescribed the medicine from a compound pharmacy. I have since switched to Join Fridays.
Three shots and before the 4th shot..I had only lost 11 pounds and was hungry..my 4th shot was .5 and tried belly...will report back
best of luck!
How was it?
Hi there, nice video. I would like to know how much you weighed when you started and how tall are you? I’m 179 and 5’6. I started compounded Trizepatide eight weeks ago and I’ve Lost 23 pounds. But I haven’t weighed myself yet this week. I know that you said you were wearing a size 8 pants and maybe you should have used a size 10 pants . But either way those sizes are pretty small in my book. Unless of course you’re 5’1? ✌
My BMI was around 27 and I'm 5'7''. I haven't shared specific numbers on the internet yet - idk I guess my comfort level isn't quite there yet. I'm now down 25 pounds and looking to loose just another 5 and then start weaning off of it.
@@MadisonLoethen thank you for answering me. Congratulation on your weight loss. You must be thrilled. I’m looking forward to the day I wear a size 8 again. Hoping it won’t take me too long! How many months have you been taking Trizepatide? I did watch that entire video but I don’t remember how long you were taking it? ✌💙
Doctors will prescribe this is you’re not obese? My bmi is stuck around 25/26. I’ve been trying to lose weight for about 4 or 5 years and I’m just stuck at this bmi now. But I think my doctor would laugh me out of the office if I asked for this medicine! 😬
@@hannahw2697 if your doctor laughs at you, then just join a telehealth company like ShredRx and you’ll get it with no problems whatsoever. My own doctor did prescribe it but my insurance didn’t cover it. So that’s why I use the compounded version. I don’t know what kind of Doctor Who wouldn’t prescribe it if you’re overweight. That’s ridiculous IMO….✌
@@hannahw2697 all you have to do is join a telehealth company. And when you put your information in. Just give them a higher number for your weight. They don’t check at all. Shed RX is the best one. It’s so much better than fierce. You will have to pay out of your own pocket. If you have the money to do so. My regular doctor tried to put me on Trizepatide but my insurance wouldn’t cover it. So I pay out-of-pocket for the compound version and I’m down 30 pounds. If you really want it you can get it. Nobody will laugh at you…✌
Always have to be strength training when taking GLP-1 peptides because you lose muscle mass with the weight loss.
true!
What is the name of the company you went with ? I pay $75.00 a month to join, I do feel I don’t need it. I loved listening to your story, thank you.
JoinFridays! I’ve been super happy with them and their prices. My code with them is “Madison”
I started the oral under the tongue 2.5 mg every morning. It tastes terrible but i don't like shots. Let's see how it helps
best of luck on your journey!
I can't find the clinic you are taking about can send me the link?
I actually ended up switching to Join Fridays! www.joinfridays.com/?via=madison
Discount Code: MADISON
Why did you leave fierce. I see that there is a monthly fee along with the medication. I thought I heard you say that the fierce company only required that you pay for meds after the initial payment. Is that correct?
If using fiercehealth, do I have to meet with a clinician or can I just order it?
You can just order it from an intake form.
Why did you change clinics? Was there a problem with the fierce health clinic?
Where did you get it first? How much have you lost with joinfridays?
I did Fierce Health before. I’ve lost a little over 30 pounds now and I’m in maintenance
How much does the medication cost per month using the dose that you’re at now?
I use JoinFridays now and tirzep is $179 and there’s a $99 membership fee. My code with them is “MADISON” 💕
Do you pay $597 per month?
I actually have now switched to Join Fridays. It is $179 plus the $100 membership fee. I’m making a video this week about why I made the switch and why I like Join Fridays! www.joinfridays.com/?via=madison
Discount Code: MADISON
May I ask why you switched providers being that Friday charges a monthly fee?
JoinFridays is much more affordable even with the monthly fee. They offer a lot of clinical support too.
How do you do 1/2 dose? Is it a vial you can just use less?
Yeah! For me it was 12 units instead of 25
I'm taking wegovy (prescribed by a doctor). It's been 3 months and only lost 10 pounds. My doctor has now prescribed zepbound (she believes that this will work better for me). I'll take my first dose next week. I'm paying out of pocket and using the injectable pen. So, my doctor suggested that I try a compounded version of zepbound. I'm worried about two things: having to inject myself using a needle instead of a pen and I'm a little leary about the compound meds. Such as what's really in the medication and how sterile is the environment that the medicine is produced in. I've never even held a syringe. How do you learn how to load the syringe correctly and inject myself (I have always been extremely scared of getting shots). Now, I'm considering giving myself a shot.😮
Could someone please respond to my concerns? Thanks.
I was nervous about self injecting with the compound too but it’s honestly been totally fine. I found instructions the meds come with are pretty clear. Plus the price difference is huge.
Try your local urgent cares. I started going to an urgent care that has a weight loss program and they inject the compounded tripeptide. So you don't have to inject yourself. Plus they are cheaper than online and include B12 shots. 🙌🏾
I heard today that monjano is not available.
Yes the shortage everywhere sucks! I use a compound program so I'm still able to get mine.
pharmacy?where is the compound sent from ? I have enjoyed your videos
@@lisak23464 Firece Health uses Red Rock pharmacy!
How quickly have people noticed the reduction of food noise with this medicine?
I noticed the next day
@@MadisonLoethen ok thank you. Last night was my first dose of tirzepatide and I woke up today at 10:30 a.m. So tired. I'm just going to get up and try to go about my day and be normal. But I feel pretty tired.
@@CH-nb3nz Try an electrolyte drink! Sometimes that helps perk me up.
@@MadisonLoethen awesome suggestion. I am in ketosis right now so I probably need it.
What's the best time to inject it? Morning? Evenings? Fasted? Before meals? Etc...
Can be with or without food. I prefer injecting in the evening a couple hours before bed.
I prefer to do it before bed so that I'm sleeping if side effects start. You can do it with or without eating!
It is cheating, but who gives a shit lol
♥️🙏🏼
Ordinarily, I wouldn’t care how people chose to lose weight but people who actually need Ozempic are having to jump hoops and all it really takes is eating right and exercising to lose weight in the same time.
I’m on the compound so I’m not taking Ozempic away from anyone. I tried diet and exercise a whole year before trying medication. It has really improved my health, and I’m so glad I did it.
I work in a bariatric clinic and a lot of ppl don’t actually understand that food is an addiction for some, so “just stop eating” or “eat less”or “eat healthier” is like telling a crackhead not to do drugs… just saying
@@MadisonLoethenI’m in perimenopause and gained 30 lbs that I’ve been trying to lose and hasn’t budged. I weight train 3x a week and am pescatarian. My gynecologist is prescribing this compound . My question is how can I 1/2 dose? She’s going to put me on the lowest dose, but I’ve heard people who even use half of the lowest dose can have results. I would like a gradual loss to avoid loose skin that comes with faster weight loss. Can you tell me how you 1/2 dose?