CAGRISEMA: Breaking Down NEW Weight-Loss Solution | Obesity Medicine | Dr. Dan Obesity Expert

[@theofficialdrdan]

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[@anjalE30]

POWERFUL combo ! I was at 2-2.4mg dose of Sema Added in Cagri and i had to drop all the way down to maybe .5mg !!!! I tried 1mg but i was too nauseous to really eat And thats not good If u add in cagri Start from beginners doses !

[@Itsgorgeouseverything]

I’m in the clinical trial for this.

[@NovaDoll]

Do you like it? Thinking to try.

[@cloakster]

Tell us more, if you’re allowed to. 🤔

[@greatscott4788]

I am doing my own research with CangriSema. The appetite suppression is stronger than Tirzepatide. The gastric emptying is slower than Tirzepatide. I am very impressed. Before my research, I was on 15mg of Tirzepatide per week. 15 mg of Tirzepatide per week was no joke. However, CangriSema is on a whole different level.

[@budder71O]

that’s awesome!! i think im gonna start stacking cagri with sema in my research. 😎

[@Max-cd8fm]

So you’re mixing the two ? That’s what I’m planning to do

[@greatscott4788]

@@Max-cd8fm Yes, I mix my own Semaglutide and Cagrilitide to make CagriSema.

[@annagarcia7310]

In your research, do you mix both 1 to 1 in the same vial or take them in two separate doses?

[@PurePharmas-qm3bk]

My research source has CagriSema and CagriTirz

[@cloakster]

Should be emphasized that those weight-loss results were for T2D ppl, and T2D ppl in general tend to lose about 1/3 less weight on these meds than non-T2D folks. So, that 15.6 percent over 32 weeks is probably more like 23-ish percent WL in non-T2D ppl. AND, 32 weeks is a pretty short trial. A full-length trial, say 68+ weeks, would then probably yield WL in the range of 25 to 30 percent of body weight (likely closer to 30). IOW, at least equal to Reta. Impressive. ✅

[@crimsonhoplite3445]

Currently experimenting with CagriSema. IMO it is way faster and more effective than Tripeptide or Wegovy.

[@VernCrisler]

Interesting. I wonder if the weight loss involved only fat loss or also lean mass, including muscle mass. If participants weren't working out or dieting, that might have skewed the results for semaglutide. The reason is that GLP-1 / GIP drugs are supposed to be taken as an "adjunct" to diet and exercise. However, aside from weight loss issues, Cagrisema seems to be pretty good for A1c.

[@LisaTao]

When you lose weight you always lose both fat and lean mass. Unless you purposefully increase muscle building exercise by a good measure. Even so you most likely still lose lean mass but could end up with more percentage of lean mass in the end if you have a lot a weight to lose to begin with.

[@guambroker]

Cagrisema works! using less than dose was on with semaglutide and still very powerful.... note: using a research peptide, nonetheless its +99% pure, good enough for me.

[@michellehigh4468]

What’s the dosing mixture?

[@terryrose2735]

Are you doing two shots? I have not found the cagrisema just the two separate.

[@joyblom3547]

Would this one be approved for type 1 diabetes?

[@MrUtahrob]

I'm confused. So Zepbound is not a combination of the two weight loss ingredients? Thanks for all your help.

[@pinkcrystals535]

Zepbound is one molecule: tirzepatide - that targets two receptors: GLP-1 and GIP. Amylin is really the third hormone in the group that controls satiety.

[@theofficialdrdan]

No worries! No zepbound isn't two separate entities. It is one molecule that has the ability to bind to the GIP and GLP-1 receptors. It binds more tightly and consistently to the former. Cagri-sema is two separate molecules in the same vial!

[@mfrekerara]

Man thank you for this video.

[@KeyTones-]

It’s Cagrilintide (you’re pronouncing an extra syllable in the middle)

[@mobilehomeheros1822]

Would it be a bad idea to mix low dose Tirzepatide 2.5mg, with Contrave so that possibly can keep Tirz dose lower for longer? does that even make sense:)?

[@Spatoes]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@robertaprince180]

Will this be better for type 2 diabetics? Thank you

[@theofficialdrdan]

Potentially. It looks good in the phase 2 trial. We will have to see what the phase 3 trials show us!

[@AstarteVX]

Check the sound mixing, that “PING” is kinda loud to your talking volume.

[@johnlee-fg8ij]

Another good one…

[@Max-cd8fm]

Great video ! GLP didn’t do anything for me and Terzepatide gave me too much gut upset. I bought cagrilitude but haven’t used it yet as I wanted to do some research….looks like combining it with GLP is the best bet

[@MothraVsTheWorld]

i wish you were uploading with higher volume. i can barely hear you

[@theofficialdrdan]

You are the first to state that. Perhaps increase your volume?

[@Rebelscum264]

@@theofficialdrdanyou sound fine mate

[@kathyreep4638]

Is Cagrisema cheaper

[@theofficialdrdan]

Not on the market yet.

[@cloakster]

Cutting-edge medication, with best in class weight loss? It won’t be cheaper. All I’m hoping for is that it won’t be more expensive. 🙏

[@kimbe910]

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[@nellieb4252]

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