tirzepatide

[pcmaxing]

Has anyone here used tirzepatide???? Is it true you lose muscle and get ozempic/tirz face on it and look sick?

 

[Deleted member 23245]

cage

the characteristic face has got nothing to do with the compound but from getting too lean and even still is dependent on the person as to how theyll look if they lost weight

Im on ozempic and have had no side effects beyond lack of energy and non existent appetite

 

[Deleted member 64829]

cage

the characteristic face has got nothing to do with the compound but from getting too lean and even still is dependent on the person as to how theyll look if they lost weight

Im on ozempic and have had no side effects beyond lack of energy and non existent appetite

yeah i'm also on ozempic and there's no real noticeable side effects, also if you just lose weight consistently and sustainably you will be fine, if you're obese and lose weight way too quickly you'll prob get ozempic face and look like a ballsack & be skinny fat

 

[shieldzz]

yea you will look pale as fuck

but it works

im like a vegetable on it , no energy to do anything but it works

 

[Deleted member 23245]

yea you will look pale as fuck

but it works

im like a vegetable on it , no energy to do anything but it works

gymcelling is extra hard

 

[shieldzz]

gymcelling is extra hard

i gained my newbie gains last year from gym . if i would be in deficit no muscle gain anyway

 

[rituals]

im on tirzepatide, hunger basically gone.
i have alot more energy though (maybe cause I dont eat goyslop anymore on it but idk).

 

[Alexanderr]

Has anyone here used tirzepatide???? Is it true you lose muscle and get ozempic/tirz face on it and look sick?

I've used it for just about a year now. Minimal negative side effects, maybe belching sometimes but that's it. I've lost 13kg since starting, and I know I could've lost a lot more or lost it faster if I were more disciplined with exercise & diet.

Nevertheless, I'm very, very close to my ideal weight now, so I don't plan on losing a lot more.

Regarding muscle loss, it did happen, with me probably more than is required due to infrequent weighted exercise. Nevertheless, it seems a bit inevitable, but it doesn't have to be significant. It's 100% worth it. The muscle can be regained later.

You also don't look sick. That's not from ozempic, or tirzepatide, it's from people who lost a lot of weight quickly and now look gaunt because of it. That's not exclusive to tirzepatide.

With this drug available, at its relatively cheap price (from China) there is absolutely zero, and I mean absolutely zero reason for anyone who can afford it (most adults can) to still be fat. Or even marginally overweight. I mean it.