GLP-1 TV · Patient story · views checked Oct 2026
2 Months On Mounjaro
Our summary
In this video, Lauren Brazee gives an update after eight weeks on Mounjaro and shows a weigh-in while getting ready at home. She says she weighed in at 309 point something and has lost 30 pounds since she began weighing in on her channel. She says she is about eight pounds from getting under 300, and that she had weighed 360 pounds at an earlier point.
One person's experience, in their words. Not medical advice.
Where tirzepatide costs least today
The three cheapest partner programs for tirzepatide, all in per month, checked weekly. Brand Mounjaro and compounded versions are different products; each row says which it is.
What else the video covers
Much of the video is about how daily life has changed, according to her. She says she exercises four or five days a week at the gym and takes the dog on a long walk every day. She describes bath time for her kids, going upstairs, getting in her car and running after her toddler as easier than before. She also says she feels more comfortable in public and in her own body, and that she has noticed less facial hair, though she says she does not know if that relates to her diet or insulin resistance. She is working on her relationship with food in therapy so that a food addiction does not shift into something else.
On the medication itself, she says she has had no trouble filling it and knows of no shortages among people around her. She says she does not plan to stop. In her view, someone with insulin resistance like hers would likely regain some weight after stopping, and she says she has been told she needs the medication to regulate her blood sugar. Her stated plan is to stay on it until further notice while building healthy habits, continuing therapy and exercising. She closes by encouraging viewers to do one good thing for themselves each day.
Our summary of what is said, in our words. Doses, results and prices are the speaker’s, not advice.
Takeaways
The main points, in the order they come up. Tap a time to play from there.
- 0:00 She says she is at eight weeks on Mounjaro, weighed in at 309 point something, and has lost 30 pounds.
- 1:00 She describes exercising four or five days a week at the gym plus a long daily dog walk, and says she now enjoys exercise.
- 1:32 She says everyday tasks like bath time, stairs, her car and chasing the kids feel easier, and she feels more comfortable in her body.
- 2:34 She says she is working in therapy so her food addiction does not transfer to something else.
- 5:08 She reports no trouble filling her medication and no plans to stop, saying she expects weight regain without it and needs it for blood sugar.
- 6:42 She recommends moving your body, saying it improves how she feels and her mental health.
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
- Month 2
- Weight loss mentioned
- 30 lb
- Who is speaking
- Patient
Questions this video answers
How much weight did she lose after 2 months on Mounjaro?
Lauren Brazee says she lost 30 pounds over eight weeks on Mounjaro. She says she weighed in at 309 point something and is about eight pounds from getting under 300.
What changes did she notice in daily life on Mounjaro?
She says tasks such as bath time for her kids, climbing stairs, getting into her car and running after her toddler feel easier. She also says she feels more comfortable in public and in her own body, and that she has less facial hair.
Does she plan to stay on Mounjaro long term?
She says she has no intention of stopping and plans to stay on it until further notice. She says she has been told she needs it to regulate her blood sugar, and she expects she would regain some weight if she stopped.
What habits does she pair with Mounjaro?
She says she exercises four or five days a week at the gym and walks her dog daily. She also mentions therapy to work through emotions tied to food and avoiding unhealthy habits like drinking or drugs.
Videos on the same question
The closest videos in the library by what is said in them, not by title.
2 Weeks On MounjaroIn this video, Lauren Brazee gives a two-week update on taking Mounjaro.
Mounjaro Weight Loss Timeline: 1 Month vs 3 vs 6 vs 12… What REALLY HappensJenelle Ketcham, who goes by Jen, says she has been on a GLP-1 medication for 2.5 years and has lost 90 lb.
MOUNJARO UK: A LOOK BACK AT MY GLP-1 MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS JOURNEY | -80lbs ✨🎀Aimee May, a UK creator who says she is 4 ft 11, looks back on her time on Mounjaro.
MOUNJARO UPDATE | a very honest chat - weight loss, mental health and side effects | UK GLP1 vlogShannon, a mum of two from the UK, shares a detailed update on her experience with Mounjaro.
Read next
Our guides closest to what this video covers, with prices checked weekly.
- Mounjaro for weight loss, and why Zepbound exists
Mounjaro is tirzepatide approved for type 2 diabetes. Zepbound is the same molecule from the same maker, approved for weight management, and it goes to the same 15 mg. So unlike Ozempic and Wegovy, there is no dose ceiling pushing you from one to the other: the reason people move is coverage and cash price, not strength. Using Mounjaro for weight is off-label and a prescriber's decision. In the one head-to-head trial, tirzepatide beat semaglutide, 20.2% mean body-weight loss at 72 weeks against 13.7%.
- How to get Mounjaro: the diabetes route, and why the weight route is a different box
Mounjaro is approved for type 2 diabetes in adults and children from 10, and Lilly's own site says it is not a weight-loss drug. With a diabetes diagnosis, any prescriber can write it and a commercial plan that covers it brings it to $25 with Lilly's card. Without diabetes, a prescriber can write it off-label, but no insurer will cover it and LillyDirect self-pay starts at $499 a month, against a list price of $1,112.16 per fill. The same tirzepatide in the Zepbound box is approved for weight, plan-coverable, and sold direct for $299 to $699.
- Mounjaro side effects: the label's numbers by dose, the low blood sugar risk, and how tirzepatide compares at weight-loss doses
On Mounjaro's own label, the common side effects are stomach ones and they rise with the dose: nausea in 12, 15 and 18 percent of people at 5, 10 and 15 mg against 4 percent on placebo, diarrhea 12 to 17 against 9, and any gastrointestinal reaction in 37 to 44 percent against 20. Most of it happens while the dose is being raised and fades. Low blood sugar is rare on Mounjaro alone and is mainly a risk when it is added to insulin or a sulfonylurea. Below: the full table, the rare warnings, and why Zepbound's numbers for the same molecule look higher.
Find more like it
Weigh-in and resultsExercise and strengthStopping and maintenanceHow it works
Up next
More from this collection
Watched it? See what it costs.
Every GLP-1 program we track, ranked by what actually leaves your account.