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GLP-1 TV · Patient story · views checked Oct 2026

Wegovy Pill 3.5 Month Update: Down 22.6 lbs, Real Results, Diet, Supplements, Workouts, What Works

Patient storyKeep Up With Koi2,926 views21:47May 2026

Our summary

Koi, who posts as Keep Up With Koi, gives a 3.5 month update on taking the Wegovy pill. She says she stays on the 25 mg dose and plans to keep it until she reaches her goal weight. After two weeks of vacation in Zambia, she weighs in at 260.2 lb on May 4th, down 4.6 lb from 264.8 lb on April 15th. She says she began the pill around January 21st or 22nd at 282.8 lb, so she is down almost 23 lb in total, and she describes her pace as roughly 2 lb per week.

One person's experience, in their words. Not medical advice.

What else the video covers

She explains that she will now track her waist with waist beads given to her by friends in Zambia. She slips them over her head, notes where they sit relative to her belly button, and will keep doing so until they fall off. She also describes her current eating: two protein-focused meals a day (sometimes three smaller ones), plenty of vegetables, and fruit for carbs. She avoids starchy vegetables and has cut out spicy food and most dairy because they upset her stomach. She says beef sits heavy for her, so she eats poultry, fish and pork. She does not count calories and instead sets goals of two meals and two protein drinks daily.

Koi says she simplified her supplements after dehydration and constipation on vacation. She now takes a Nature Made multivitamin for women, a Garden of Life women's probiotic, Metamucil fiber capsules in place of the powder, and Protein2o protein water, two a day, which she lists at 20 g of protein and 90 calories each. She plans to return to the gym five days a week, combining machine strength training with 30 minutes of cardio and resting Wednesdays and Sundays.

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Takeaways

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  1. 1:30 Koi weighs in at 260.2 lb on May 4th, down 4.6 lb from 264.8 lb on April 15th, after two weeks of vacation.
  2. 3:00 She says she started the pill in January at 282.8 lb and is down almost 23 lb, averaging about 2 lb per week.
  3. 4:36 She will use waist beads instead of a tape measure to track her waist, noting where they sit relative to her belly button.
  4. 8:00 She eats protein and vegetables at two main meals, avoids starchy vegetables, and has cut out spicy foods and most dairy.
  5. 14:45 She does not log calories and works from daily goals of two meals, two protein drinks and her supplements.
  6. 14:55 She trimmed her supplements to a multivitamin, probiotic, fiber capsules and a whey isolate protein water.

Key moments

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  1. 0:06 Weigh-in and results
  2. 6:37 Stopping and maintenance
  3. 8:14 Food, protein and eating
  4. 19:15 Exercise and strength

What the video says

As stated in the video, not checked by us. Doses and results are the speaker’s, not advice.

Medication
Wegovy
Doses mentioned
25 mg
Point in the journey
Month 5
Weight loss mentioned
22.6 lb, in the title
Side effects mentioned
constipation
Who is speaking
Patient

Questions this video answers

How much weight did Koi lose on the Wegovy pill in about 3.5 months?

She says she started around January 21st or 22nd at 282.8 lb and weighed 260.2 lb on May 4th, which she describes as almost 23 lb lost. She says this works out to about 2 lb per week.

What dose of the Wegovy pill does Koi take?

She says she is on the 25 mg dose and plans to stay there until she reaches her goal weight. She takes it in the morning on an empty stomach and waits a couple of hours before eating.

What does Koi eat while taking the Wegovy pill?

She says she eats a high protein, high fiber diet of two main meals with meat and vegetables, and gets carbs from fruit. She says she avoids starchy vegetables, spicy foods and most dairy, and does not count calories.

What supplements does Koi take on the Wegovy pill?

She lists a Nature Made multivitamin for women, a Garden of Life probiotic for women, Metamucil fiber capsules, and Protein2o protein water twice a day. She says she cut back to these after dehydration and constipation on vacation.

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About Keep Up With Koi

Patient story, 2.7K subscribers. 19 of their videos are in GLP-1 TV, 114K views between them, mostly on Wegovy pill, Foundayo.

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