Mounjaro: Who Loses the MOST Weight?
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Find out what predicts the BEST and WORST weight loss outcomes on Mounjaro. We reveal the different factors that impact how much weight you can lose. #zepbound #ozempic
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0:00 Intro
0:18 How effective is Mounjaro?
1:59 Demographics
3:49 Medication
4:15 Health history
5:37 Dr. Brian’s Take
7:22What about Ozempic/Wegovy?
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African American Female age 64. (65 this month) 4 months on Mounjaro. Loss 55 lbs. Non-diabetic. 10mg. 12.5 is on delay. But looking forward to moving up. I didn't experience any stalling. I'm still averaging 2lbs a week. No side effects. No cravings. I'm very pleased with Mounjaro.
Thank you.
I’m glad you said this. I just started 3 days ago and I might be happier if I felt some side effects. But I already eat rather healthy, and my goal is to lose 45 pounds. I am hopeful!
Thank you for sharing your story. It convinced me to talk to my doctor about trying Mounjaro
Beyond happy for you!! Thank you for sharing! ❤
Thanks, I did NOT want to have to change my skin color just to lose some weight!
I’m an African American woman 48 years old. I’ve been on Tirzepatide (Mounjaro) since October 2, 2023 for weight loss. Starting weight was 325. I’m still on the drug and my weight as of January 12, 2024 is 294. I started on 2.5. I went up to 5.0 in November and stayed there through December. January 1, 2024 went up to 7.5 but had a lot of nausea and constipation. I went back down to 2.5 January 8, 2024. On December 15, 2023, I also started Weight Watchers as a permanent lifestyle change. I hope this information helps someone.
Very helpful I’m going at the same pace. I plan to start going back to the gym at least 3x a week and fine tuning my diet. Thanks for your help
Who started with 2.5? That didn’t make u sick? I just started with 0.5 and I was so nauseous 😅 I can’t imagine starting higher than that
Iam just startwith ozempic dosage.o.5. Little nauses for 2 days . I will in 3 months change to monjaro. Lose a lot weight and I need it .
@@debbievianna7710 why are u already thinking about switching to Mounjaro?
I’m on my 6th week of Mounjaro and am down to 190lbs from 205lbs! 😊
56 year old caucasian female. Started Mounjaro is October 2022 worked up to 12.5 mg by July 2023 loosing 100 lbs. I got off of it for approximately 2 months and began to gain a little back. I found I cold not control it so I got back on it and working on a maintenance dose that works well for me now. Starting weight was 254 currently 170. For me, Mounjaro was a miracle. I had 3 weight loss surgeries in the past with not much luck at keeping the weight off. This totally changed my thinking about food, it was not my focus anymore, I even had to remind myself to eat sometimes. I have RA and my joints do not hurt like they did before loosing the weight. I have had hypothyroidism for 43 years, my physician took me completely off my medication for it and my levels are staying within normal range. I did not have any side effects except a slight headache after taking the 12.5 injection the first few times.
Age 37, I year on Mounjaro, 82 pound loss.
57 yr old woman. Been on mounjaro and metformin 17 months. I have lost 70 lbs. I went from being obese and pre diabetic to being healthy and having great levels now. I am currently on maintenance. Don’t give up!!
I am 67 yrs. Old. I am a type two diabetes. I started in Oct. I weigh 20 5 lbs. Now I weigh 175 lbs. Very happy. Still on the lowest dose.
I started Mounjaro in December 22. I was 6’5”, and a 50yo man. By 12 months I’d gone from 347lbs to 222. My job as a truck driver included on average 5 miles a day of walking, pushing, pulling and lifting. It was midway through that I added extra walking beside just for work. I went from 6.4 A1C to 5.5. My BMI went from 44 to 26.something. The biggest change isn’t just my weight, but between my ears. I’m been off it since December. I generally exercise walk 7-10 or more miles per day. In the past month I’ve started experimenting with light jogging. I absolutely do not want to go back.
I’ve been using Wegovy for 7 months. I think I may be one of those special cases you were speaking of. I had already been practicing keto for many years and had lost 130 lbs., but during the time my daughter got sick and ultimately passed away, I gained back 40 lbs., and it would NOT come off (stress). For me Wegovy will only be a temporary tool. I’ve lost 32 pounds with its help since April. I want to lose 42 more, and then I will stop. I am now a healthy active 71 year old. I will continue to be keto for the rest of my days, because of the amazing energy and clarity of mind that it gives me. 💜💜💜💜
Im so sorry for your loss. I hope you are doing ok. 💜
Caucasian 70 yo diabetic female. I;ve been on Mounjaro for 14 months, Have lost 93 pounds. No side effects. Currently at 7.5 mg. This is a game changer for me!
The way you explained these study results so clearly and with minimal medical jargon amazed me. You need to teach. Thank you so much.
I'm going into week 5 of Zepbound. No side effects, but also no appetite. I am eating small portions of whole foods only. I cut out alcohol and white sugar completely. Walking 2 miles a day. I'm down 12 pounds and feel great..
I was hoping to keep drinking
Same here, 5wks 12lbs
Hope this helps women or people of color looking for use case scenarios. I’m 58, African American Female, starting weight 190, size 16, currently at 175, size 12/14. No goal weight as I’m on this for insulin resistance reversal, other health issues and longterm blood sugar stability. Started with 5.7 A1C, diagnosed with type 2 Diabetes in my 30’s with unexplained weight gain after not having any issues with weight or blood sugar up to then. Family history of type 2 diabetes, but same as me, father GFather, GMother, developed midlife after never having any struggles with food, weight or Blood Sugar. Struggled with up and down weight for many years later and was on metformin for at least a decade, but would stop when I lost weight not knowing or understanding that I likely had insulin resistance, hence the struggle with keeping weight off. Went Keto back in 2016 and had the most success with that eating regimen, maintained weight at around 165, size 10/12, for 3.5 years. Went off of it during Covid, obviously gained weight. Been back on it since Feb 2023 as I feel better overall and just in general eating Keto: ultra low carb, high fat, high to mod protein or balance of both. Diagnosed with Hashimotos in 2018. Note I have significant benign thyroid tumors, but no thyroid medication has been needed. My Doctor also suspects some metabolic issues as I also have POTS. Was diagnosed with POTS in Jan 2023 but struggled with symptoms for years and went undiagnosed. Because I was exercising and on a good eating regimen but not losing weight and had recently started gaining weight in my stomach for no apparent reason, my doctor said that insulin resistance was the cause and I needed help to reverse it. Not sure why he has never discussed insulin resistance with me, but reading that many doctors were not aware of long term effects of it and that there are people like me who were suffering even when we were doing the right things due to it being a silent underlying health issue. He said I would likely be on medication for the rest of my life to fight insulin resistance and that I was genetically predisposed to it. Hence why my 20 plus year struggle with diet, exercise, just lead to weight ups and downs and health difficulties. Been on Mounjaro 12 weeks so far. He also started me on 10 mg Farxiga at the same time. Minimal side effects. Sometimes I have some fatigue, but don’t know if it’s due to POTS or the Hashimotos to be honest as I’ve suffered from fatigue since 2017. I believe this is when the POTS issues really kicked in. I have some joint and muscle aches, and unusual foot pain, especially after dosing, and increasing the dose, but as long as I take my supplements overall the pain is not too bad. No hair loss. I had some stoppage of growth at my sides well before starting, and they do not know why. Otherwise I have very long and very thick hair that seems to be growing significantly faster than it did a few months ago. I started on 2.5 for 4 weeks, currently on 5 mg for last 8 weeks. Have had some stomach problems mainly due to POTS so wanted to increase slowly. I suggest anyone starting on this medication to heal your gut issues first. I started on live probiotic real food treatment in June and it’s made a difference. For the most part if there’s any added stomach issues they are tolerable or unnoticeable from my standard problems. No constipation. Also having some Low Blood Sugar problems recently which is why I’m increasing slowly. I plan to stay at 5 mg 4 more weeks then move to 7.5 mg. My doctor wants me at the maximum dose, but has been very agreeable allowing me to dictate the pace based on my symptoms and health issues. My insurance is covering the medications and I’m also using a Libre 3 glucose monitor which is also covered. I honestly believe that the Mounjaro is improving my insulin resistance and even to a lessor degree my POTS symptoms as it’s suspected the Hashimotos or Thyroid problems are what caused the POTS. If things continue along this line, although it’s slow progress, this medication will prove to be life changing. I honestly believe that the medical use of these medications will start helping far more people and that will overshadow the hoopla over the weight loss. Insulin resistance is far more problematic and folks should be more concerned about that. This is why so many people, especially those losing weight quickly, put it back on after stopping the drug. If you made it to the end of this long post, I hope it was helpful. Stay lifted! ♥️
Wow you lost your mind. You overdid it. We didn't need to know every detail
@@Sally-vlado.mitchell you must not be human. Just sayin...
@Sally-vlado.mitchell lol... she is just expressing herself 😅😂
@@Sally-vlado.mitchell Nobody asked you to read it. I specifically said it was to help those who might find it useful as a use case scenario. So…If that’s not you then keep it moving. Jeez. Your idiocy is showing.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am currently looking into mounjaro vs ozempic. I am seriously leaning toward mounjaro since there seem to be fewer side effects and better results. I love hearing others success stories it gives me hope. 😊
I’m a 33-year-old African male, and I’ve been on Mounjaro for 10 days, during which I’ve lost 13 lbs. As a non-diabetic on a 2.5 mg dose, I’m looking forward to increasing it. I haven’t experienced any side effects or cravings
I have been on mounjaro for one year. I am 68 years old, was on high blood pressure medication and high cholesterol medication. I was prediabetic with a AIC at 5.7. I have lost 86 pounds. I work out every day with weight training 3 days a week. I credit the large weight loss on both mounjaro and exercise. I am still losing weight but about 2 lbs a month. I am an Italian. You have to exercise.
I lost 23% of my body weight from Mounjaro 1 year. It's revolutionary and it dropped my A1C 3 whole points!
btw after the first 2 months, I asked my PCP to take me off metformin, since it never really helped me the 7 years I was on it, it only caused GI issues for me. I take Amitiza now daily and weekly Mounjaro. I could never lose weight and it was because my A1C was high, not because I was lazy or anything. For years, I kept caloric intake under 1500 daily and did plenty of moderate exercise. My pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin to keep my blood sugars down, I have always had pancreas insufficiency. Mounjaro is a game changer for people like me.
I fall into the "best scenario bracket" from the test group you reference, albeit at 65 on the older end of the spectrum. I've been on 2.5 Mounjaro for exactly 8 weeks and have lost 6% of my starting body weight. I follow a carefully planned, protein-forward diet of at least 1300 calories per day. I do both weight training and rowing (on alternate days) 6x a week. I feel fantastic and have had very little bother from side effects.
I lost no weight on Oz but when I switched to MJ, I lost 30 lbs. I'm diabetic, Asian with normal lipid levels, have well controlled A1C, and on Metformin so I fit under these findings.
I am a 56 year old African American female. I listen to 108 pounds on Mounjaro. My A1C dropped from 9.5 to 5.6
I’m getting ready to see my dr on February I’m 52 overweight 325lbs with high blood pressure i just called my insurance and will cover zepbound I’m so happy to start this journey I will do my best to achieve my goal loose 100 lbs.
How did you get your insurance to approve it
Brit using it for first time. On starter dose appetite really suppressed. More so than when I was on the 2nd dosing of Ozempic. It’s FANTASTIC, have no desire food. It’s nothing like semaglutide. It’s the GIP. No side effects either. Less reflux than ozempic. I love it. In 6 days I’ve had 2 meals of soup + 1 pitta. The rest has been BITS of non white bread. I don’t care if it’s a carb - I’m still losing weight. Few oats here n there. Can’t wait to inject tomorrow.
AA female, 63 yr old diabetic with high BP and cholesterol. I've been on Mounjaro 2.5 for 4 weeks and lost 15 lbs so far, A1C originally 9.2 down to 7.4 . I haven't done any exercise yet, but I'm constantly on my feet for work. I did experience minor gas and cramping a couple of days with the initial dose but no problems since. I follow a keto life style with an occasional cheat day but I honestly have to force myself to eat in order to take my other meds. It's been a lifesaver for me, more energy , better mood and alertness, but my biggest frustration is going to pharmacy after pharmacy to find it due to low stock because of excessive off label use.
What was your start weight
Blk, early 30, mounjaro started 1/1/24, down 20lbs
I'm diabetic and mounjaro has really helped bring my sugar down. Havent experienced any weight loss as of yet. But it infuriates me that i have a hard time getting my prescription filled when others just want to get thinner
I have been on Mounjaro for 13 months. I am diabetic and on no other meds. Weight loss has been slower for me than for my peers who are not diabetic. I carefully control my caloric intake and carb intake and exercise regularly. In 13 months have have lost 62 lbs for an average of about 1.1 lbs per week. Other health markers have greatly improved including A1c, fasting glucose, liver function, and cholesterol which are all now well in the healthy normal ranges. It is about so much more than weight loss.
Losing 62 pounds is no small feat. That is pretty awesome!
Yes it is about much more than weight loss. I'm diabetic on insulin,( which puts alot of weight on the body) and had an A1C of 12.8 at one time. Shortages are occuring due to those who just wish to look thinner. Disgusting.
Just started Mounjaro a week ago. I'm 57 type 2 diabetic. My appetite is gone totally. Have to make myself eat. I'm going to supplement more protein than I have been since I've stopped eating as much.
Thank you for the helpful information.
Excellent and informative vid. 👌
Am 71 year old British, white female, non diabetic. Starter weight 210lbs. Started mid April 2024. Lost 7lbs first three weeks on Mounjaro 2.5 starter dose, was exercising doing aqua aerobics 3x weekly. Had no appetite but ate poached eggs, fresh salmon vegetables, chicken and fruit in small meals. Had slight flatulence, indigestion, was not constipated.
Went up to Mounjaro 5mg at end of first week on 5mg and before 2nd dose, had terrible diarrhoea for 5 days, could hardly eat, lost a further 7lb. Went back down to starter dose of 2.5 no longer have diarrhoea but am constipated, no appetite but no further weight loss in last two weeks have plateaued at 196 lbs, feeling lethargic. Will restart on higher dose of 5 mgs in 10 days and see what happens.
I’m Latino (Puerto Rico) started at 280 and in 4 weeks using 5mg of Mounjaro I’m at 255. Already loose 4” inches from my waist. The only side effect I have is a slower digestion process the same day I apply the medication.
Been on Mounjaro since 8/22 with a starting weight of 210 and current weight of 169. I am on 15mg as a maintenance dose and hover between 168 and 172. Non diabetic 60yr old male, 5' 11'' I have 0 side effects currently and plan to be on this for life.
I'm a 30 year old half white half Asian female and I've been taking compounded tirzepatide since mid June 2023, then switched to mounjaro in November after I got my insurance to cover my medication. I've lost about 50lbs in the past 7months and I've been on the 15mg dose for 2 months already. I had gestational diabetes and took metformin when I was pregnant and then when I struggled to lose weight postpartum, I found out that I was pre-diabetic and that was why I only lost 5lbs last January and then plateaued for 4-5 months with weekly exercise and calorie deficit. I did Wegovy for a month and did a lot of walking and it didn't work for me last May. I had the worse side effects and I didn't lose any weight. I've had great results with mounjaro and the bad side effects have been much more minimal than with Wegovy. I started in January 2023 at 240, started Tirzepatide in June 2023 at 235 and I'm 185 as of right the end of January 2024 👍🏼 looking forward to hitting my goal weight of 140 👍🏼 (I'm also 5'5")
that's 50lbs amazing! I was 235 in June 2023 as well. Ive been working out with Diet and I have only lost down to 227lbs without anything. My doctor just prescribed this medication and Im looking forward to start. 50lbs down to 185lbs would be amazing for me! congrats! what dose did you start out at and what on now? I'm more then likely will be put on the lowest dose
@@fminem785 I started on the lowest dose and I'm currently on the highest 👍🏼 I bumped up each month so I've been on 15 since November
Non diabetic man, 42. Lost 20 lbs in 3 weeks, only side effect had a bad case of diarrhea for 4 days and now can’t even go but it’s all good.
English white 63 I lost 14lbs
in 5 weeks before starting mounjaro. Just starting week 4 and have lost a further 14 lbs I have ordered my second month at 5mg. I’m very satisfied with my weight loss to date
In two weeks, I went from 212 to 197. My blood pressure was 120/80. 🙂
I went from an A1c of 9 to an A1c of 5.3, so it does work very well to reduce blood sugar. I agree that weight loss is a bit harder for those with insulin resistance. My weight went from, 213 to 190, a loss of 23 lbs, which is nice but it was a lot of hard work. BTW, there are plenty of black users of Mounjaro who've reported significant weight loss from the medicine, so it's unlikely race has anything to do with how the drugs work. Also, in my opinion, metformin is a waste -- did nothing for me prior to Mounjaro.
I wouldn’t give that higher percentage of minorities or any other race a high weight loss this my yr anniversary down 38lbs and many others with or without comobilities hindering weight loss…”Overhyped”!!!!
@@maudestinelimbrick2445 Are you saying because you only lost 38 pounds, that GLP-1 / GIP drugs are overhyped? Did you combine it with diet and exercise?
The convo on race is more reflective on the bias in the science community they are not doing enough to recruit a diverse racial group
@@infinitedreaming222 You're kidding? The so-called science community falls all over itself regarding diversity.
He literally said more white people were studied. wtf yall don’t listen
I’m a black man starting date 2/24
Starting weight 305
Current weight 259
It works for black people as well
I think its all about diet. Im doing 90% alkaline whole foods lifestyle as well
Hi...can one take jardiance and mounjaro, if so how beneficial or not would that be?
48yo caucasian female. Started semaglutide 8/3/23 at 215lbs. Changed to trizepetide 2/4/24 and am at 5mg. Starting weight was 182 and am currently 170.5. Hoping to continue to lose weight without having to increase dosage again. 25lbs to go.
83 in 7 months, calorie deficit and daily treadmill
Female in my 40's. I started Mounjaro nearly a year ago. I've been stuck at around 35 pounds loss the last 6 months. It has helped me a lot, but I still have a lot to lose. I went on Mounjaro when my blood sugar revealed diabetes. I haven't quite gotten to 15 mg yet, but will likely do that soon. It has helped my numbers a lot, but realistically I need to lose another 50 pounds yet at least.
In addition to eating small regular meals and exercising, you have to stay hydrated (preferably water) on these medications. This goes for everyone!
Yes you will end up in the ER.
I enjoyed taking Mounjaro. It helped me keep my A1C down really good, plus helped me loose weight. But now I can't afford to buy it at the price of 227.00. And I also take Metformin. I'll be glad to see the price come down on Mounjaro.
have you had any weight regain since stopping the mounjaro?
Yes, cause I couldn't pay 227.00 for it
Zepbound has a coupon card now. Go get your meds hun
That's what I was paying. Then went to Sams Club 54.00 with insurance.
Now I only pay 47.00 for the mounjaro shots
Yeah the opposite applies to me I think it's because what my endocrinologist told me is some people are hyper responders some people are medium responders and some people are low responders due to the amount of glp-1 receptors they
Had a heart attack was 301 iam now 243and dropping! I'm afro- cuban
I took monjuaro and lost weight very fast and easy...lost too much weight actually. Only bad...my hair started falling out so now I have very thin hair. No longer taking it. I was dm type 2. I only took 2.5 mg previous history of gastric sleeve. I'm 58. White female lost 58 lbs
I am a 48yr old African American. I've been on Mounjaro for 3 mths and have lost 5 pounds and will gain it back. I have type 2 diabetes. I eat much less and still will only lose inches. I was previously on Ozempic which did absolutely nothing for me, so I asked my endo if I could try Mounaro. I will say its improved my daily numbers significantly. I started on 10mg.
Maybe try getting your hormones checked out
I wish these drugs were available in Canada for non-diabetics. I am currently on Saxenda and while it seemed to work initially, it is doing nothing for me now 6+ months after starting it. I feel I need something stronger for weight loss but it is out of reach at this time. Frustrating, for sure. I will continue to educate myself and appreciate your videos, Dr Yeung.
Zepbound, which is basically Mounjaro but approved for weight-loss use, should be approved in Canada sometime in 2024.
Also, Mounjaro has as of this very month become available in Canada, and could be used off-label for weight-loss, assuming your doctor is willing.
@@cloakster Thanks for your insight. My doctor is very willing but my benefits plan is not - they will check to see if I am diabetic and decline me for off-label usage. I feel blessed that I have some coverage for WL drugs but not under this scenario.
If you have some coverage for WL drugs, then I’d just wait for Zepbound to show up in Canada (sometime in 2024).
It’s literally exactly just Mounjaro under a different name and with an indication/approval for weight-loss.
But, it may take a few months after Zep’s release for it to show up as covered in your insurance company’s formulary - assuming they do actually wind up covering it. 🤷♂️
They are available in Canada.
Very interesting- I’m 59 yr old female on mounjaro since Aug 2023 and went from 175 lbs to 163 lbs. This was in first 3 months on 2.5. Nothing since moving to 5 in November and struggling to keep the weight I lost off. My A1C went from 7.5 to 6 so that’s good but I was wondering why I’m not seeing weight loss like others.
You need to go up to 5mg asap
Because you need to titrate up. I never saw a big change until 10 mg. I’ve lost 70 lbs.
163 is not so high. maybe that is your ideal weight?
I’m 5ft 4 so I hoped to get under 160. I’m still chubby 😀
I’m taking for diabetes. Absolutely no weight loss after two months. Blood sugar level seems to be steadying a bit. Have made diet changes and am active. Discouraged.
What milligram?
I am a 42 year old African American woman. Four months on Mounjaro... one month on 2.5 and lost 5 LBS, 2 months on 5 no weight loss and finally on 7.5, no weight loss. I also take Metformin Glipizide and, pioglitazone. I'm a type 2 diabetic with an A1C of 7 diagnosed within the past 5 years. I keep an active vegetarian lifestyle, but I do take a high does of Seroquel, which I hear can stall weight loss or make you gain.... I'm not sure where I fit .
Glipizide does the opposite it makes u gain weight
I would start at 2.5 and stay and halt the Glipizide but I’m no doctor but the Glipizide is defeating the purpose
I am a 38, black woman non diabetic and have lost 37.8 pounds in 6 months. At the beginning of this year my insurance stopped covering mounjaro for non diabetic so now I am looking for alternatives. Has anyone been successful with weight loss using metformin alone? The cause of my struggle with weight is insulin resistance and being pre-diabetic. Thanks.
Might have to go to a clinic and pay out of pocket
Are there any studies for this on BMI's less than 27?
I’m not sure why there would be. It’s not approved or intended for people who have a BMI less than 27
@@BoringTroublemaker I'd be interested to know if it works to get people to a lower BMI under 27.
@mrjamesflores I started it at a BMI of 29 and am currently at a BMI of 24. I'm taking a dose of 2.5mg and aim to get to a BMI of 21. I've been highly responsive to it and only used the 5mg dose for a month before realising it was working too well and I was dropping too quickly. I'm very happy and healthy at the current 2.5mg dose losing close to a kilo a week. Once I get to my goal weight I will probably do a maintenance dose of 2.5mg every 2 weeks.
@@mssiggypiggy Thanks for your feedback!
I am a 31 year old African American female and lost 32 pounds in just 10 weeks on 5 mg Zepbound, from 159 down to 127. I really don’t think there’s enough representation in the studies as suggested to say that we perform better or worse than other ethnic groups. I just don’t buy it from my personal experiences and others. I follow many black UA-camrs who have had equal if not better success as me. Until I reached maintenance dose I averaged 2-3 pounds of weight loss per week, without stalling whatsoever and I have PCOS which makes weight loss even harder.
I wonder how the studies normalized for the patients' food intake.
From what I've gathered from researchers, the participants in the trials kept detailed records of their diet and exercise while taking the medication.
I lost 10 pounds the first three weeks, but I wasn't eating I was nauseated ....finally feeling better, not eating much...stops loosing weight....7 weeks taking the medication.
I took my first injection 4 days ago. 5mg Mounjaro. I experienced extreme nausea for 2 days. Anyone else?
Same…but you’ll stabilize in two days don’t give up
@@jovanna1967 Thank for the wonderful words of encouragement. Do you think I’ll get as sick on my 2nd injection? May I ask you what you used for nausea?
@Dr. Yeung - Just as a heads-up… I notice you keep saying Wegovy as WEH-GUH-VEE.
This doesn’t seem to be correct… heard Novo’s CFO in an interview, and he says it as WEH-GOH-VEE. 2nd syllable ‘Go’, like as in ‘Go ahead’.
No biggie, just though you might wanna be accurate, considering you’re probably stuck talking about Wegovy for at least the next 3 years or so (‘til CagriSema, Retatrutide, etc fully obsolete it).
And, as I said elsewhere… great vid. Keep on keepin’ on, Doctor. 👍
Yep. I wonder how many pronunciations of Mounjaro are out there? I've counted several: Moon-jawr-owe (Moon as in soon; jar as in car), Moun-jawr-owe (Moun as in mountain), Mun-jawr-owe (Mun as in sun) , Mun-jer-owe (jer as in Jerry), Moun-jer-owe (Moun as in mountain; jer as in Jerry). Zepbound will probably be pronounced as Zeep-bound by some, but I have no idea how Canadians will pronounce it. Personally, I think Zepbound is a dumb name and should have been something like Zeptide, or maybe Zeparol.
Personally, I thought Zepward would’ve been better. ‘Onward and Zepward’.
Or just plain Zepp. Rock band jokes be damned.
I’m on Zepbound and love it !
Mounjaro is better thank Ozempic.
i have diabetes i just started mounjaro what i can say is within a few days it took my blood sugar from 200 to 97 i just started eating good and excercis daily i already lost 3 pounds i do have have one warning do not eat bad foods such as breads pizza pasta etc... it can make you puke or poop
Can’t pool studies rocket scientist. 🙄
I thought Mounjaro was supposed to target diabetics. Like this guy, Shady doctors are deliberately creating shortages by focusing on weight loss at the expense of diabetics!
Is this a naturopathic approach 🤔😬
Side effects F Monjoro 👎
I want to take what the white patients are taking, please and thank you.😊
Most caucasians don’t have sugar issue. Just fatter