Zepbound Week 4 Check-In | Severe Motion Sickness & Moving Up to 5mg

Описание: This is my Week 4 check-in on Zepbound.

In this video I’m sharing what my fourth week on tirzepatide was really like, including dealing with severe motion sickness and my thoughts about increasing my dose from 2.5 mg to 5 mg.

This week brought a new challenge for me, and I’m talking honestly about how it affected my routine and how I’m thinking through the next step in my journey.

Topics covered in this video:

• Severe motion sickness during Week 4
• How my body responded this week
• My thoughts and concerns about increasing from 2.5 mg to 5 mg
• Listening to my body during this process
• Continuing my health and weight loss journey

This series documents my real-life experience with Zepbound and medical weight loss, week by week.

Please remember that this is my personal experience and everyone responds differently. Always work with your healthcare provider when making medical decisions.

If you’re on this journey too, or thinking about it, you’re welcome here.

Take the nuggets. Leave the rest.
Love you — God bless.
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This is my weekly health and weight-loss journey check-in.

I’m documenting my real experience using Zepbound (tirzepatide) in midlife, including side effects, appetite changes, mindset shifts, and the honest realities of medical weight loss.

No hype. Just what’s real.

This is my personal experience and not medical advice.

Take the nuggets. Leave the rest. Love you—God bless.

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Week 4 definitely brought a new challenge for me with motion sickness.

If you’re on Zepbound or another GLP-1 medication, did you experience anything similar around this time? And how did your body respond when it was time to increase your dose?

As always, this is my personal experience. Everyone’s journey is different, so always talk with your healthcare provider about your own health decisions.

Take the nuggets. Leave the rest. 🤍