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2 Weeks On Mounjaro
Our summary
In this video, Lauren Brazee gives a two-week update on taking Mounjaro. She says it has been 14 days since she started, and that she has lost about three and a half pounds this week. She reports a weigh-in of 327 pounds the day before and 330 on the morning of filming. She says she has lost 30 pounds since a doctor's appointment around September 11th, when her blood pressure was high, and that it is now around 126 over 65. She also says she is exercising and eating better.
One person's experience, in their words. Not medical advice.
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What else the video covers
Brazee explains why she started before the new year: in the past she has waited until January and then eaten as much as possible beforehand. She says she had a piece of cake at her daughter's birthday and is still losing weight. She contrasts this with keto, which she found hard to sustain because she loves bread. She also describes feeling better physically, with more ability to play with her kids and handle the stairs in her house, and says she is seeing the biggest change in her belly, chest and neck. She weighs herself daily to stay accountable.
She mentions side effects and observations. She has been itchy on her back and chest for a couple of weeks, with no rash, and does not know if it is related to the medication, laundry detergent, sweat or anxiety. She plans to ask her doctor. She also says her energy dips on days five and six before her weekly shot and improves after she takes it. She says she is unsure whether she can refill the prescription in a couple of weeks. The video includes a sponsored segment for Every Plate and some personal talk about a concert trip.
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Takeaways
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- 2:35 Brazee says she has lost 30 pounds since a September doctor's appointment, and her blood pressure has gone from high to about 126 over 65.
- 3:09 She reports losing about three and a half pounds this week, 14 days after starting Mounjaro, with weigh-ins of 327 and 330 pounds.
- 4:00 She explains she started before the new year on purpose, to avoid the habit of overeating first and then dieting in January.
- 5:14 She describes ongoing itching on her back and chest and says she will raise it with her doctor rather than search online.
- 8:16 She says she feels better physically, with more ease on the stairs and playing with her kids, and notes the biggest change in her belly.
- 10:49 She says her energy is low on days five and six before her shot and improves after injecting, and she is unsure about refilling.
What the video says
As stated in the video, not checked by us. Doses and results are the speaker’s, not advice.
- Medication
- Mounjaro
- Point in the journey
- Week 2
- Weight loss mentioned
- 30 lb
- Who is speaking
- Patient
Questions this video answers
How much weight did she lose in two weeks on Mounjaro?
Brazee says she lost about three and a half pounds during the second week, 14 days after starting. She also says she lost a lot in the first week, which she thinks was probably water weight.
Does Mounjaro cause itching?
Brazee says she has been itchier than normal on her back and chest for a couple of weeks, with no rash. She says she does not know whether it is a side effect, and she plans to talk to her doctor.
Does energy change during the week on Mounjaro?
Brazee says her energy is low on days five and six before her weekly shot and she feels much better once she takes it. She wonders whether stabilizing blood sugar is the reason and suggests others keep it in mind.
Did blood pressure improve on Mounjaro?
Brazee says her blood pressure was high at a September appointment and is now about 126 over 65. She links this to the 30 pounds she has lost since then, alongside exercise and eating better.
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