I’ve Been on GLP-1s for 3 Years—Does Tirzepatide Still Work or Did I Hit a Plateau?

GLP1 https://intake.gimme.care/wl?referral... I’ve been on GLP-1 medications for more than three years—but does tirzepatide still work after being on weight-loss medication for so long? I started my GLP-1 journey on February 22, 2023, at 394.4 pounds. Since then, I have used Wegovy, Zepbound, and now compounded tirzepatide under the care of my healthcare provider. In this video, I’m sharing my honest experience with slower weight loss, appetite suppression, plateaus, weight fluctuations, water retention, muscle gain, and maintaining a significant amount of weight loss. Does slower progress mean tirzepatide has stopped working? Or has my body simply changed after losing more than 130 pounds? We’re discussing: • How tirzepatide feels after years of GLP-1 use • Why weight loss may slow down over time • Signs the medication may still be working • Appetite suppression and food noise • Weight-loss plateaus and body recomposition • Water retention from exercise and strength training • Why maintaining weight loss is still progress • When to speak with your healthcare provider Remember: A plateau does not erase your progress, and slower weight loss does not mean your journey is over. Let me know in the comments how long you have been taking a GLP-1 medication and whether it feels different now than it did when you first started. Please like, comment, subscribe, and turn on your notifications to become part of my beautiful Sun Ray family here at Traces of Twaun’s Life. DISCLAIMER: I am not a doctor or medical professional. This video shares my personal experience and is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Always speak with your healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication or dosage.