If you're using Tirzepatide, be aware that certain conditions or substances can interfere with its effectiveness and safety. For instance, you should not use Tirzepatide if you are allergic to the medication’s ingredients or if you are an individual who has MEN 2, a type of thyroid cancer, or Diabetic Ketoacidosis. We strongly advise against consuming alcohol while taking Tirzepatide, as it can increase the risk of a number of side effects like nausea, vomiting, hypoglycemia, and pancreatitis. Smoking and high-fat foods should be limited, as they can delay the absorption of Tirzepatide, potentially reducing its efficacy. Tirzepatide is designed to control your blood sugar levels. Therefore, avoid skipping meals and monitor your glucose levels regularly. Ensure to let us know about any other medications or supplements you’re taking, as some may have the potential to affect your blood sugar levels and interact with Tirzepatide. These include certain forms of birth control, diuretics, steroids, thyroid medications, and any medications that affect gastric pH, blood glucose, or liver function. Be cautious with activities that require alertness or clear vision while taking Tirzepatide, as it can sometimes cause dizziness or vision changes. Always follow the recommended dosing schedule prescribed by us and avoid rapid dose increases to prevent exacerbated side effects. At Set Point Medical Weight Loss Clinic, we're here to guide you through your health journey. If you have any questions about your anticipated or ongoing medication regimen or lifestyle habits while taking Tirzepatide, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.