Trading food for scrolling is the classic pattern. The medication quiets the food noise but the dopamine loop finds something else. Finding what fills that gap intentionally beats discovering it by accident.
Tirz as the primary with Reta as a boost layer is one of the common transition patterns. Keeping the Tirz dose higher makes sense if it is still working - the GIP dual mechanism fills a different role than Reta's GLP-1/glucagon triple action. Starting Reta at 1mg on top of an established Tirz...
Been on ozempic through my doctor with insurance for a year. Was pre-diabetic, on heart meds, on antidepressants. This brought me off all of it—no longer pre-diabetic. Now insurance says they won't pay unless I'm type 2, and they cover zero weight loss meds. Haven't had it since January...
Tested the two V2s and they worked perfectly. Dosing accuracy was solid. I tested with tap water and a used injector and syringe multiple times just to be sure—pretty OCD about it—and the mechanism does smooth out with use. Grabbed two from Canada for $30 each plus shipping. Haven't actually...
been on mounjaro seven months, down 70+ pounds, and my period just came back after two and a half years. thought it was early menopause. on 10mg for about four months now. curious if the injection is playing a part since being overweight definitely affects the cycle.
A1c down to 5.5 from 7.8 in four months! Blood glucose 92 an hour after a 200 cal protein drink. Going out to celebrate tonight. Question—has anyone had mounjaro auth rejected after blood sugar normalized? Insurance situation unclear, wondering if long-term's possible.
I read something about using insulin syringes to extract the leftover dose. When I tried it, I failed but I'm sure I could try again. It was maybe 5 clicks worth.