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Tirzepatide is unique because it is the first dual action drug in its class. It acts as a GLP-1

receptor agonist and a glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide receptor agonist. GLP-1

and GIP are both incretin hormones, which are hormones that are released after eating.

Tirzepatide works by mimicking their effects including telling the pancreas to release insulin

after eating and signaling the liver to lower the amount of glucose its making, which helps lower

the blood sugar. They also signal the brain to help slow down gastric emptying, decrease food

intake and modulate fat utilization which leads to weight loss.

Please note that other similar injectable weight loss medications like Semaglutide and

Liraglutide only mimic one incretin-GLP-1. It’s thought that because Tirzepatide acts like two

incretins, it can cause more weight loss than current alternatives.

Tirzepatide is once weekly injections and can be injected same day at any time.

Please note that your physician is the only one who can prescribe it to you.

Dosing Schedule for Tirzepatide with B12

Week 1 through week 4 : inject 10 units (2.5mg/0.1 ml) weekly same day $125/week

Week 5 through week 8 : inject 20 units (05mg/0.2 ml) weekly same day $ 175/week

Week 9 through week 12 : inject 30 units (7. 5mg/0.3 ml) weekly same day $225 weekly

Week 13 through week 16 : inject 40 units (10mg/0.4 ml) weekly same day $275 weekly

Week 17 through week 20 : inject 50 units (12.5mg/0.5 ml) weekly same day $350 weekly

Week 21 onwards : inject 60 units ( 15mg/0.6 ml) weekly same day $ 500/weekly

You can buy the whole vial of Tirzepatide 25mg/ML (0.8 ml vial) for $950

During the increase in dosage, patients should be aware of any unwanted side effects such as :

Loss of appetite (i.e. constant feeling of fullness that go beyond the desired results.

Light-headed or dizzy feeling

Persistent lethargic feeling

Gastrointestinal discomfort, Diarrhea.