Tirzepatide, titrated properly, delivered cold.
You already know what to eat. That was never the problem. The problem is the second helping you did not decide to have, the biscuit at 10pm, the fourteenth day of a plan that was going fine. Tirzepatide turns that volume down. The only hard part left is climbing the doses at a speed your body will tolerate, guided by someone who reads your notes.
3 treatments, priced in the open.

Rx only · Store 2–8 °CLOT RN24118 · EXP 11/2027

Rx only · Store 2–8 °CLOT RN24204 · EXP 09/2027
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The three things that decide whether it works
Not the medicine. The medicine is the easy part and everyone has the same one.
What the first six months usually look like
Average total body weight change across members who completed a full titration and logged monthly weigh-ins. Self-reported, not a controlled study — but it is our own data rather than a trial figure borrowed to sell you something.
The published trials in full →Trial figures refer to tirzepatide studied as an adjunct to reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity, and are quoted from the published papers cited above; they are not results produced by Renu Health or by compounded preparations. Individual results vary. Renu member averages are self-reported weigh-ins and are not a controlled study.
Four steps, one of them is waiting
Six months from now arrives either way.
The only thing you get to decide is whether you spend them climbing the dose or thinking about climbing the dose. Here is the honest arithmetic on both.
Weight loss, asked and answered
One question from each treatment on this page. The rest are on the full FAQ.
All questionsAppetite comes back within a few weeks and weight follows unless the eating habits you built in the meantime hold. Your doctor will plan a taper rather than a hard stop, and most members who come off successfully spend the last two months of the programme deliberately practising portion sizes at a lower dose.
No. Anyone selling it that way is overselling it. It is a support injection for people already on a weight programme who are struggling with energy.
No. If you are on a Renu weight plan, adding ondansetron is a message to your doctor and a line on your next delivery note.
Your comeback starts with one consultation.
Three minutes of questions, read the same day by a doctor licensed here in Nigeria. If the answer is no, you pay nothing — and you will have spent less on finding out than you already have on thinking about it.
Takes ~3 min · No HMO needed · Cancel anytime