Triz upped dose now more hungry

I'm also dealing with food noise returning. I had been on 7.5 mg for about six weeks and was averaging 2.5 lb lost each week. Around week five the noise started coming back, so after week six I moved to 10 mg. Even at 10 mg the noise feels noticeably stronger than before. Weight is still coming off, better than with no tirz at all, but I'm not sure why the change happened. Everything came from the same batches.

Over what stretch of those two months did the weight come off and how much? Nothing you've described has a straightforward explanation. Adding roughly 800 kcal a day almost never produces more weight loss, though short-term fluid shifts could create the appearance of faster loss. Is the tirz from the same batch? Have you checked your mixing and dosing math several times? What happens if you raise the dose again?

Yes, the same thing happened to me. I felt very nauseous on 2.5 and 5 mg and could barely finish a meal. At 7.5 mg I started eating three times a day and had more energy, yet I still dropped about 2 lb a week and lost nine pounds that month. It wasn't food noise exactly; I got hungry but nothing sounded good. My doctor guessed the dose was finally fixing my insulin resistance. I'd suggest staying on this dose until you stop losing.

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I accept that what you describe actually occurred. I still don't have any physiological explanation for how eating more calories could produce greater weight loss. I've seen similar stories before and have always been doubtful. You did raise calories quite a bit and saw solid loss, though. In everyday terms, losing while eating more should make the whole process easier. Metabolic adaptation from long-term low intake is real; after dropping from 145 kg to 75 kg my daily burn fell by about half so that 1600-1800 kcal was enough to stall further loss for the next three years. As far as I know that adaptation happens slowly and isn't easily reversed. I would have expected any extra calories to be used to protect fat stores rather than raise metabolism enough to cause more loss. Clearly your system responds differently.

Yeah, it's honestly the strangest thing to me. At 3 mg my appetite stayed down, I kept lowering calories, and loss stopped. Then at 6 mg hunger returned, I ate more, and the scale started moving again and even picked up speed. We'll see what happens next. I'm just excited about it and curious whether anyone else has had the same experience. Triz has been amazing overall. Before starting I would crash if I didn't eat constantly, I always needed food, and skipping a meal gave me headaches, brain fog, tiredness, and irritability. Once I began taking it all of that disappeared. It also improved my mental state and reduced thoughts like feeling like a failure. Another odd change is that I had toenail fungus on one nail for a long time; about two months after starting the nail fell off and the new one is growing in healthy. I think these medications can do a lot more than we realize.