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Klinic does not prescribe compounded oral tirzepatide
What to track Symptoms log: Hot flash frequency and severity Sleep quality (hours, quality 1-10) Energy levels daily Mood and anxiety Brain fog incidents Period timing (if still menstruating) Body composition: Weight weekly (understanding fluctuations normal) Body measurements (waist, hips) Photos every 2-4 weeks How clothes fit Muscle vs fat changes Hormone-related: Menstrual cycle length and flow PMS symptoms Breast tenderness Libido changes Vaginal dryness Quality of life: Exercise performance Work productivity Relationship satisfaction Social engagement Overall well-being Bloodwork for perimenopause peptides Baseline testing: Estradiol (estrogen) Progesterone Testosterone (total and free) FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone - elevated in perimenopause) Thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4) IGF-1 (growth hormone marker) Fasting glucose and insulin Lipid panel Follow-up (every 3-6 months): IGF-1 (should increase with GH peptides) Thyroid panel Fasting glucose Hormones if on HRT Adjusting based on results: Low IGF-1 still
Target all major muscle groups with progressive overload, increasing weight or repetitions gradually over time
GLP medications mimic this natural hormone in our bodies, Kadosh explained
