The ongoing debate between subjective feeling versus measurable results tied to dose and plateaus, curious to hear personal experience and reasoning behind climbing higher.
That anti-nausea medication works incredibly well honestly. Within ten minutes it clears the nausea right up. Your doctor would need to write a script for it though. Have you mentioned the stomach issues to them yet?
Metabolic stress tends to hit harder with sema and tirz. Try upping your protein intake, saw some research pointing to that helping with the hair loss side of things.
Haven't personally run into this on ozempic, but would suggest considering whether pregnancy's even remotely possible, if that applies to you biologically, and maybe taking a test, since that's a genuinely common early pregnancy symptom.
Weight loss really just comes down to how much you're not eating, these meds mainly help quiet the urge to overeat. Wegovy ended up giving me too many side effects though, so I switched.
NoShortcuts is right about the initial drop being diet-driven. I saw the same when I started in November, first weeks felt almost easy and then everything slowed and I panicked. 22 lbs in a month is solid, likely includes some water weight but the changes you made are clearly working. Stalls do...
citrulline's old news but getting popular. did stacks years ago then stopped, back to the gym now. citrulline solo is what i needed. no stimulation, clean focus and efficiency on cardio and weights. hard-core pre-workouts never again.