Stacking Tirz + Cagri

Hey everyone. When my progress halted on Tirz, I incorporated Cagri into the mix as well. This helped kickstart things once more, yet I'm currently exploring a way to sustain my results long term. My stall occurred at 15mg of Tirz, prompting the addition of Cagri. I began with 0.5, moved to 1.0 without results, then went up to 2.5mg where changes became noticeable. From my experience, Cagri left me quite fatigued for several days after each injection. At this point, I'm considering dropping it and seeing if I can hold steady using only Tirz. Results differ for everyone, though it proved effective while also bringing some drawbacks.

Appreciate that! Took sema for nearly ten months without any sides at all, and tirz has worked the same way so far. Sides do not concern me much, though I still hate wasting cash.

Four weeks back I began combining those two and dropped around six pounds over the period. Before that my progress had really stalled out. Because of this I see getting a supply of the added one to test how it goes as a good move. Those supplies don't cost much and only a small amount gets used. I went slow myself when I started. At the same time I picked up more of the main one too. Even if the scale hasn't moved much or at all lately it looks like nothing has been added either and the medication is what keeps things steady.

I had plans to begin trying cagri this evening, yet handling compounded medications from a fresh container at another pharmacy restarted my progress with weight reduction by itself. There's still distance remaining until I reach my target, which is why I'm saving cagri for when I hit another major plateau later on.

I'm getting close to three weeks of combining cagri and tirz. I began with 250mcg and took another 250mcg four days after that. Used 500mcg during the previous week. Results have been minimal with only half a pound lost over the past two weeks. Thinking about moving up to 1mg first thing tomorrow.

It seems like the tirzepatide amount stayed fixed while cagrilintide got introduced on top. My weekly intake runs fifteen of tirz with six milligrams of reta, plus a small portion of cagri at point two five every four days. That extra compound appears to ease appetite only slightly, although anything above that level triggers nausea for me. These compounds serve only to hold my weight steady, since most of the drop happened years earlier before the glp medicines began, moving me from one hundred forty five down to sixty four kilograms. When the cagrilintide delivers solid results free of unwanted effects and lowers daily calories, that matches the goal for breaking through a plateau, and the amount can be reduced again once the target arrives or if intake falls too far. Starting with cagrilintide first still looks like the better route instead of layering reta or switching entirely, given the lack of any issues with tirz and how effectively it already produced a seventy five pound loss.