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10mg tirzepatide — strongest appetite suppression I've felt

Started by EthanPark · · 25 replies · 809 views
#1

Currently at 10mg on tirzepatide and weighing whether to move up or stay here a bit longer. I stayed on the starter dose an extra month and it was the right call. Did your appetite come back at all on the higher dose.

#4

The appetite came back around week four for me and that surprised me since 10 felt so strong the first couple weeks. Curious whether yours stayed flat past that point.

#6

honestly mine stayed quiet for a good stretch and then it was more like a slow leak than a switch flipping. Curious whether yours comes back gradual or all at once.

#8

Did your appetite come back at all on the higher dose? That's what I'm stuck on. I've had the day-five rumble creep in on my current dose too, but it's mild enough that I just eat my protein and move on.

#10

Day five is when mine softens too, but it never fully switched off like it did on the lower doses. Curious whether yours stayed that strong the whole month or faded by the end.

#11

Day five hunger came back for me too but it stayed mild, nothing like the pre-med days. Curious whether yours showed up right away on 10 or took a few weeks to settle

#14

I'm on semaglutide rather than tirz so grain of salt, but the appetite did creep back for me around week four at each step up. Curious whether yours comes back at the same point each time or if it shifts.

#18

I'm at 10 now too and my appetite is definitely still there, just quieter than on the lower doses. Down about 30 so far myself and in no rush to move up.

#19

Mine came back a bit around week two on 10 but it was real hunger at meal times, not that constant background chatter. Curious whether yours crept back at all or stayed flat

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