The short answer is: likely yes, with appropriate medical supervision
For tirzepatide, average is 1722% at 72 weeks
The most common are 5mg/ml, 10mg/ml, and 20mg/ml
Mid dose: Moderate pains in the joints, post surgery, chronic problems
Your personal results will depend on factors such as your prescribed dosage, commitment to a healthy diet, physical activity, and your individual metabolism
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