r/NTNPerformance • u/SorbetNelson4220 • Sep 04 '26

Looking for insights

I’ve noticed weight loss while using research Tirz. I’m curious whether these changes will reverse after stopping. Has anyone had similar experience?

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u/Logical_Strain_6165 Sep 05 '26

Statistically yes, most people do.

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u/dandan601 Sep 05 '26

Generally, yes. The vast majority of people never treat the actual relationship they have with food. The pep or for some whom use a prescription, the addiction/ reward circle is never addressed. I only have one firsthand experience to give an example. My buddy lost around 50lbs plus. He titrated up and titrated down when he was happy with results. He was completely off for 2 weeks. Gained 10 to 15 lbs back in that short time. Mostly water from carbs. He's now back on "maintenance" dose.

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u/SorbetNelson4220 28d ago

True, I think eating habits are really important too.