Tirzepatide
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A GLP-1 receptor agonist medication used for diabetes and weight management, being studied for potential neuroprotective effects.
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"I was taking a micro dose of tirzepatide. I was wearing a CGM. My blood sugar is dangerously low all the time — when I use GLP-1s, it puts my blood sugar back in the normal range."
More from Tyna Moore →"The efficacy was additive when you took Bagramab with semaglutide or tirzepatide or liraglutide. It did them all."
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"He also started exercising, and he was taking tirzepatide, and he changed his diet, of course, because of the tirzepatide. And I think he was taking testosterone."
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"I have seen some unpublished data that suggest that very low like 2.5 milligrams of tirzepatide as an example is meaningfully reducing blood-based ..."
"tirzepatide is generally efficacious for weight loss. There's no reason for most people to be taking retatrutide"
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