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My order has arrived so I will see how I go this month just need to decide what to do next month now #mounjarotok #mounjarouk

Lacto Ovo Vegetarian Hello. New to Reddit. I just started Mounjaro as a Lacto Ovo Vegetarian and I’m wondering if there are others out there that are in the same situation and how it’s going for them? I’m also interested in simple meal ideas.

Has provider cut you off when you reach goal weight? I’m only in my first month on Mounjaro, but I am curious how providers handle refill requests when you reach goal weight. I am worried about regaining the weight if they cut me off. Edit: I’m using Morrison’s/Phlo, and the ordering and delivery experience has been wonderful.

Starting Equipment Recommendations After a few years of being on Mounjaro, change in diet, and some moderate exercise, I've managed to get my A1C down to a consistent level and lost a reasonable amount of weight. Unfortunately, I feel, like many others that have been on GLP, that at least some of that has been in muscle mass. I'm wanting to get some equipment for the house to start incorporating more strength training into my routine. I've been looking into what sorts of equipment to start with. I figure some adjustable dumbbells, a bench, and resistance bands are probably the obvious choices. I'm just finding myself overwhelmed with the options, and I'm looking for opinions and others' personal experiences with specific brands/options. For example, benches - regular adjustable benches vs Nordic benches vs. "all-in-one" benches? Where's the line/difference between these? What are the real benefits of one vs. another when starting out, especially for a long-term investment? A few of the ones I've looked at: https://www.snodesport.com/products/snode-4-in-1-adjustable-storage-bench-with-cable-crossover https://thenordstick.com/products/nordbench-pro https://freakathlete.co/products/hyper-pro As far as dumbbells go, I keep coming back to these: https://repfitness.com/products/quickdraw-adjustable-dumbbell-lb?variant=42748506112158 Any opinions/suggestions are welcome.

La cuarta dosis da menor efecto. Hola! Llevo ya dos meses con mounjaro con avances de -7kg/15.43Ib de peso en grasa y muy poco de perdida de músculo, obvio no es que sea mágico, es que hago ejercicio como loca para evitar la perdida muscular. Pero también he pasado por varias cosas que muchos seguro también, desde las náuseas, obligarme a comer y después cambiar radicalmente mi alimentación con tal de no sentir los efectos secundarios gastrointestinales... Pero algo muy peculiar es que tengo ansiedad diagnosticada y por el proceso metabolico que tiene mounjaro llega al cerebro y digamos que disminuye la ansiedad aparte de otros beneficios más, pero resulta que tanto con la dosis de 2.5 y 5 MG en la 4ta dosis siento hambre y ansiedad, está última vez fue más notorio y analizando la pluma parece que las primeras tres dosis son más concentradas o es más alta de lo que realmente viene señalado, lo cuál no sería una sorpresa sería parte de la necesidad que te crea la farmacéutica para que recuerdes que debes cormpar la siguiente dosis y si lo pones en perspectiva suena lógico. Solo es especulación pero quisiera saber si a alguien más le pasó algo similar ya que veo que muchos llevan un poco más de lo que yo y quisiera conocer su punto de vista.

Has Anyone Improved PCOS and Fatty Liver With Tirzepatide? Hi everyone, I’m a 29-year-old woman (86 kg, BMI 33.6) who’s been struggling with weight loss for the past five years. I was recently diagnosed with **Grade 2 fatty liver**, and my ultrasound showed **polycystic ovaries**. I’m still getting the remaining hormone tests done to determine whether I meet the full diagnostic criteria for PCOS, but both my gynecologist and endocrinologists agree that **weight loss is the biggest priority right now**. My gynecologist believes that losing weight could significantly improve many of my symptoms. I’ve seen two endocrinologists, but they’ve recommended different tirzepatide options. Mounjaro isn’t realistically affordable where I live, so one recommended a reputable locally manufactured tirzepatide, while another strongly recommended a much more expensive imported version. Honestly, I think I’ve become stuck overthinking every decision instead of actually getting started. I’d really love to hear from women who started tirzepatide because of PCOS or suspected PCOS. \-Did your cycles become more regular? \-Did your ovarian appearance or cysts improve on follow-up scans? \-Did your fatty liver improve? \-How much weight did you lose before you noticed hormonal or metabolic improvements? \-Is there anything you wish you had known before starting? More than anything, I’m looking for a little motivation. I don’t want to spend another year researching every option while my health gets worse. I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences and any advice you’d give someone who’s finally ready to begin.

Is Imported Tirzepatide (e.g., Mounjaro) Really Better? Hi everyone, I'm a 29-year-old woman (86 kg, BMI 33.6) who has been struggling with weight loss for the past five years. Recently, I was diagnosed with Grade 2 fatty liver, vitamin B12 deficiency and my ultrasound also showed polycystic ovaries. I'm still getting the remaining hormone tests done to determine whether I meet the full diagnostic criteria for PCOS. I've seen two endocrinologists, and honestly, I'm more confused than before. Mounjaro isn't realistically affordable where I live, so the discussion has been around other tirzepatide options. One doctor recommended a locally manufactured tirzepatide (same active ingredient, dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist) that's much more affordable. Another well-known endocrinologist strongly recommends an Iranian brand instead. The confusing part is that its retail price in its home country is roughly $37 USD, but it's being sold here for about $245 USD for four doses through his clinic. He also says he doesn't fully trust some local manufacturers, which makes the decision even harder. I'm trying to figure out whether paying 6–7 times more is actually worth it, or whether a reputable local tirzepatide would likely provide similar results. I'd especially love to hear from women who started tirzepatide because of: PCOS (or suspected PCOS) Fatty liver Obesity Did it help improve your cycles, ovarian cysts, fatty liver, or overall metabolic health? How much weight did you lose, and how long did it take? Is there anything you wish you had known before starting? More than anything, I think I'm looking for the motivation to stop overthinking and finally start. I've spent years stuck in this cycle of researching, second-guessing every decision, and delaying treatment because I want to make the "perfect" choice. If you've been in a similar position, I'd really appreciate hearing your experience and any advice you'd give someone just starting this journey. Thank you so much. 🫰🏻