Ensure you are drinking plenty of water and perhaps using an electrolyte balance if your GP agrees
If you feel discomfort, apply gentle pressure with a clean cotton ball or a cold compress, but do not massage the site
The improved training capacity means you can still challenge your muscles despite lower energy availability
Signs of hypoglycemia can develop quickly and may include: Blurred or double vision Chills Confusion Disorientation Dizziness Increased heart rate Loss of consciousness Seizures Shaking or trembling Slurred speech Sweating Weakness Kidney injury Tirzepatide side effects, like vomiting and diarrhea, may result in severe dehydration
Tirzepatide Microdose Step-On Program: 2.5 mg starter and steady dose Our protocol is Step 1 only: 2.5 mg of compounded tirzepatide once weekly as your starter dose and your steady, consistent dose throughout treatment
The GLP1 peptide has allowed me to slow down and become more conscious of what I am eating