Tirzepatide Injections for as little as $100 per month!

What is Tirzepatide?

Tirzepatide regulates appetite, blood sugar, and metabolism by mimicking natural hormones released during eating. It signals fullness, stabilizes blood sugar, and influences energy use. It is not a stimulant and does not speed up metabolism; rather, it changes the body's hunger response, limiting food intake.

Potential benefits of tirzepatide:

Patients may experience:

  • Reduced appetite and cravings

  • Improved blood sugar regulation

  • Gradual, sustainable weight loss when combined with healthy habits

  • Improved insulin sensitivity

  • More stable energy levels throughout the day

Weight changes typically occur gradually, which may help reduce the risk of regaining weight.

How tirzepatide works:

Tirzepatide works through two (GLP-1 and GIP) hormone pathways:

  • One (GLP-1) slows digestion, helping you feel full longer

  • The other (GIP) helps regulate insulin and blood sugar, reducing spikes and crashes

  • GIP helps to reduce food reward drive, which can lessen compulsive eating

Together, these effects can make it easier to eat smaller portions and feel satisfied.

Dosing & Adjustment Schedule:

Tirzepatide is typically started at a low dose and adjusted gradually. This slow approach helps the body adapt and reduces side effects.

  • Dose increases are usually considered every 4 weeks or longer

  • Not everyone needs to increase to higher doses

  • Staying at a lower dose may be appropriate if goals are being met

Your provider may individualize dosing based on your response, tolerance, and goals.

When dose increases may not be needed:

Increasing dose may not be necessary if:

  • Appetite suppression is sufficient

  • “Food noise” (constant thoughts about food) is significantly reduced

  • Steady, healthy weight loss is occurring

  • Blood sugar or metabolic goals are being met

High doses may increase side effects.

  • Results vary between individuals

  • Best results occur when combined with nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management

  • Appetite may decrease, but undereating is not recommended

  • Side effects are often mild and temporary, especially with gradual dose changes

  • Ongoing communication with your provider is important

If you experience persistent nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, or difficulty eating enough, contact your provider.

Important Things to Know:

Why glycine or vitamin B6 is added:

Your tirzepatide is paired with either glycine or vitamin B6 to support comfort, digestion, energy and overall wellbeing. These nutrients do not replace tirzepatide but may help the body adjust more smoothly.

Glycine: supportive benefits:

Glycine is a naturally occurring amino acid involved in metabolism, digestion, and nervous system balance.

Glycine may help:

  • Support blood sugar stability

  • Improve insulin sensitivity

  • Promote digestive comfort

  • Support sleep quality

  • Calm the nervous system and reduce stress-related eating

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) benefit:

Vitamin B6 is an essential nutrient involved in energy production, digestion, and neurotransmitter balance.

Vitamin B6 may help:

  • Reduce nausea

  • Support digestion and nutrient metabolism

  • Support mood & nervous system regulation

  • Reduce fatigue

Why these are used together:

  • Tirzepatide supports metabolic regulation and appetite signaling

  • Glycine or B6 helps support comfort, digestion, and nervous system balance

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