what does it mean to microdose a glp1

[Anonymous]

No hair loss here. Coming on 10 months of doing this.

[Anonymous]

I've been on Wegovy for 3 years and 2 months, maintenence dose for most of that, but originally lost 50 pounds. No hair loss. No nausea. No constipation. The only thing that happened was I lost weight

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Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.

I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.

- OP

You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.

OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.

How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.

I’m OP and am 5’4”. You will have to trust me when I say that I have a lot of excess belly weight (and hips and rear), and I’m not “thin” anywhere these days. Until 8ish years ago, I was 115-118 lbs. This isn’t disordered thinking - we all have different frames and carry eeight differently. I want to get at least to 120 lbs, it’s better for my midsection and frame (and health). Also like I said, I have to constantly think about food to stay at 133ish lbs. I don’t want to argue this point, I want to understand how to get help to lose 15ish pounds that will not come off even with rigorous food tracking and obsessive food thinking.

[Anonymous]

OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.

I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.

- OP

You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.

OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.

How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.

I’m OP and am 5’4”. You will have to trust me when I say that I have a lot of excess belly weight (and hips and rear), and I’m not “thin” anywhere these days. Until 8ish years ago, I was 115-118 lbs. This isn’t disordered thinking - we all have different frames and carry eeight differently. I want to get at least to 120 lbs, it’s better for my midsection and frame (and health). Also like I said, I have to constantly think about food to stay at 133ish lbs. I don’t want to argue this point, I want to understand how to get help to lose 15ish pounds that will not come off even with rigorous food tracking and obsessive food thinking.

As multiple people have told you, you need to talk to a medical professional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.

It's pretty pathetic that you think you need to keep up with people who have lost weight using GLP-1. Can't handle being the chubby one now than your chubby friends have gone thin, huh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did you all lose hair?

Wegovy yes
Zepbound no

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.

I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.

- OP

You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.

OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.

How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.

I’m OP and am 5’4”. You will have to trust me when I say that I have a lot of excess belly weight (and hips and rear), and I’m not “thin” anywhere these days. Until 8ish years ago, I was 115-118 lbs. This isn’t disordered thinking - we all have different frames and carry eeight differently. I want to get at least to 120 lbs, it’s better for my midsection and frame (and health). Also like I said, I have to constantly think about food to stay at 133ish lbs. I don’t want to argue this point, I want to understand how to get help to lose 15ish pounds that will not come off even with rigorous food tracking and obsessive food thinking.

A GLP and Wellbutrin
Good luck

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.

Regardless of what you do, please do talk to your doctor so you get baseline and periodic blood tests. GLP can impact the absorption of meds (especially thyroid meds) and vitamins. I use an online pharmacy to microdose. My doctor is aware and orders bloodwork every 6 months.

I would also do a physical before you start to rule out other issues (hormone imbalance, thyroid, etc).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I got Zepbound from Push+ in June, online provider. I lost 40 lbs, never went past the starter dose. Last month I moved down to taking the starter dose every other week. I believe what I am doing now is technically microdosing. I'm not pulling from the same vial multiple times, but I'm taking the smallest dose less frequently. so a box lasts me 2 months instead of 1, costing $150 a month for the name brand drug. Highly recommend.

What is Push+? When I google it, nothing is coming up. Are you in the US?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Did you all lose hair?

Wegovy yes
Zepbound no

Interestingly, I was the opposite. No hair loss on Wegovy, massive hair loss on Zepbound. Even losing very slowly.

[Anonymous]

Just use phentermine. I lost 15lbs in 2 months. Easy peasy, tiny pill.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.

I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.

- OP

You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.

OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.

How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.

Conversely, why not GLP first? Because doctors only know one thing or Ye Olde Ways?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is your weight? I was 3lbs over BMI for normal and got approved for wegovy pill through WW.

I’m 133 lbs, I’d like to drop 15 more lbs but have been stagnanted for 6 months. I couldn’t fudge my weight on WW because I already track my weight on their app.

- OP

You need a psychiatric drug, not a weight loss drug.

OP here. This is unfair. I realize my bmi is not in obese range, but I am still overweight for my height and build. Also, my bloodwork is pre-diabetic or borderline pre-diabetic at my annual checkups for the past 5 years. Even more importantly, to stay at my current weight (much less to lose weight, which is what I want to do), I think about food constantly - what can I eat for each meal, when can I have my next meal, what can I snack on that is “zero points” etc etc. It’s a mentally unhealthy place to be. Everyone on glps talks about how the “food noise” disappears, and I live with constant food noise.

How tall are you? Because I am 5'2" and 133 is a normal BMI for me. For you to be overweight at 135 means you must be shorter than me. Treat your insulin resistance issues - your doctor will likely suggest metformin first.

Conversely, why not GLP first? Because doctors only know one thing or Ye Olde Ways?

NP here- I just did a telehealth with noom med and they want to put me on metformin for 180 days first before prescribing a GLP1. I'm 5'4" and 160 lbs. Been holding on to 15 extra lbs for 5+ years. I'm 44.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - screw the posters arguing whether you need to lose or not. It is very simple. Use an online service (yes you have to lie when they ask your weight - get over it. 170 works 😂) to get a prescription for Lilly direct. Call on doc is good. Get yer zep for $300/month and try it out. I did that - lost several lbs that first month and have been microdosing since. Starting weight (June 2025) 135, current weight 122. I am 5-5. Miraculous how a micro dose takes the edge off. (Currently stretching one $300 vial over 4 months - have maintained that way for six months). All the losers arguing against ….hahahaha - turns out now everyone can be effortlessly slim.

+1000

I take 0.75 mg/week after losing 20 lbs effortlessly on compounded tirz (lost by taking the starting dose, 2.5, and never moving up). I am 5'7 and 125 lbs now. It's been 15 months. I feel amazing. I never want to stop taking this because it such a relief to no longer obsess over food, how many calories I'm eating, going to bed hungry, binging/starving cycle. This tiny little dose each week takes the edge off my hunger, and it has been life changing. I eat anything I want - the beauty is, on this med, I don't want much junk food anymore and I don't overeat. Ever! I've become one of those people I used to marvel over...the one who takes a small plate from the appetizer table instead of stuffing my face...the one who says no thank you to dessert without any internal strife...the one whose size 4 pants fit again. You are so right - now everyone can be effortlessly thin! I think this makes people mad.