The Low-Dose Peptide I Take
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All 21 studies referenced in the video are linked in the video's description 🩺 Get your personalized health plan: https://drstanfield.com/pages/roadmap
Low dose Tirzepetide for almost 2 yrs, 16kg sustained weight loss, very regular cardio and weight training, musclular lean build now, multi vitamin and creatine daily. It has made me feel 20yrs younger than my actual age AND my knees no longer creak, click or ache, everything you say is true.
I've been taking it for my migraines. 2.5 for 6 months and now 5mg for about 6 months. I have no plans of going up and might try going down as long as it does not change the amount of relief I get from my chronic migraine and cluster headaches I've been getting. It' the only thing that has truly worked for me (70-90% reduction) out of the many many meds I have tried, and it has the least negative side effects.
took mounjaro & BMI went from about 30 to 25 so stopped taking it - would like to micro dose as my weigth is creeping back up but cannot get a prescription any longer as Im not overweight enough anymore to qualify - they really need to change the rules to allow a maintenance dose for people who have lost weight
I may hop on low dose Tirzepatide to convince my parents to get on it. It would help their help significantly
Finally youre getting into peptides, waiting on your thoughts about ghk-cu topical or systemic
GLP1s have cured my lifelong ashtma. i take 1mg reta or tirezp weekly and it has stopped my use of clenil and seravent. its utterly insane. inhaled steroids interfere with adrenal hormones so this is a better medication for me. plus ive maintained my 40lb weight loss and feel amazing
Спасибо, док. Ваши видео очень информативны и интересны и без всякой хайповой кликбейтной шелухи, основанной на доклинических данных. Сам сижу уже год на тирзепатиде, до этого год на семаглутиде. И оба этих года делаю инъекции ингибиторов PCSK9. Плюс физ. нагрузки, средиземноморское питание, мультивитамины и небольшой стек добавок, имеющих более или менее хорошую доказательную базу. Метаболическое здоровье и показатели анализов сменились с ожирения и преддиабета на абсолютно идеальные анализы и самочувствие и приемлемый ИМТ.
Fire videos lately, man so glad you are here.
I know Dr. Albert! Small world. I don’t think we can extrapolate that the post-hoc analysis on zepbound means that combo is better than GLP1. It may be molecule specific. GLP1 changes m1 to m2 macrophages and reduces inflammation, so is it the anti-inflammatory effect, the level of binding affinity, the level of receptor activation and corresponding transcription, etc. we don’t know. I do think it’s better tolerated and that is why as a physician I am taking zepbound low dose as well. And you don’t even have to look at real world data to feel reassured about pancreatitis. The pooled data from surmount 1 and 2 showed that the pancreatitis events were 0.15 patients per 100 years of exposure in placebo and 0.14 in zepbound.
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All 21 studies referenced in the video are linked in the video's description 🩺 Get your personalized health plan: https://drstanfield.com/pages/roadmap
Low dose Tirzepetide for almost 2 yrs, 16kg sustained weight loss, very regular cardio and weight training, musclular lean build now, multi vitamin and creatine daily. It has made me feel 20yrs younger than my actual age AND my knees no longer creak, click or ache, everything you say is true.
I've been taking it for my migraines. 2.5 for 6 months and now 5mg for about 6 months. I have no plans of going up and might try going down as long as it does not change the amount of relief I get from my chronic migraine and cluster headaches I've been getting. It' the only thing that has truly worked for me (70-90% reduction) out of the many many meds I have tried, and it has the least negative side effects.
took mounjaro & BMI went from about 30 to 25 so stopped taking it - would like to micro dose as my weigth is creeping back up but cannot get a prescription any longer as Im not overweight enough anymore to qualify - they really need to change the rules to allow a maintenance dose for people who have lost weight
I may hop on low dose Tirzepatide to convince my parents to get on it. It would help their help significantly
Finally youre getting into peptides, waiting on your thoughts about ghk-cu topical or systemic
GLP1s have cured my lifelong ashtma. i take 1mg reta or tirezp weekly and it has stopped my use of clenil and seravent. its utterly insane. inhaled steroids interfere with adrenal hormones so this is a better medication for me. plus ive maintained my 40lb weight loss and feel amazing
Спасибо, док. Ваши видео очень информативны и интересны и без всякой хайповой кликбейтной шелухи, основанной на доклинических данных. Сам сижу уже год на тирзепатиде, до этого год на семаглутиде. И оба этих года делаю инъекции ингибиторов PCSK9. Плюс физ. нагрузки, средиземноморское питание, мультивитамины и небольшой стек добавок, имеющих более или менее хорошую доказательную базу. Метаболическое здоровье и показатели анализов сменились с ожирения и преддиабета на абсолютно идеальные анализы и самочувствие и приемлемый ИМТ.
Fire videos lately, man so glad you are here.
I know Dr. Albert! Small world. I don’t think we can extrapolate that the post-hoc analysis on zepbound means that combo is better than GLP1. It may be molecule specific. GLP1 changes m1 to m2 macrophages and reduces inflammation, so is it the anti-inflammatory effect, the level of binding affinity, the level of receptor activation and corresponding transcription, etc. we don’t know. I do think it’s better tolerated and that is why as a physician I am taking zepbound low dose as well. And you don’t even have to look at real world data to feel reassured about pancreatitis. The pooled data from surmount 1 and 2 showed that the pancreatitis events were 0.15 patients per 100 years of exposure in placebo and 0.14 in zepbound.