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If your weight loss has slowed on tirzepatide or another GLP-1, increasing your dose may not be the first move I’d make. I focus on what the scale can’t tell you: whether you’re losing fat or muscle, whether you’re eating enough to protect your energy and metabolism, and whether your habits are actually supporting long-term results. I also cover protein targets, resistance training, the risks of chronic undereating, managing side effects, and what to do when appetite suppression starts to fade. Most importantly, I walk through the five checks I use before considering a dose increase, including how to tell the difference between a true stall and normal scale fluctuations.

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📍Chapters

0:00 – Intro
3:17 – Protecting Muscle During Weight Loss
7:41 – The Undereating Trap
10:35 – Eating Enough Without Hunger
13:13 – When Should You Increase Your Dose?
14:32 – The Real Signal for a Dose Increase
15:35 – Final Thoughts

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