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Mazdutide
Also known as: IBI362, LY3305677
GLP-1/Glucagon dual receptor agonist
Mechanism of Action
An oxyntomodulin-analog glucagon/GLP-1 dual agonist promoting satiety and energy expenditure. In late-stage trials, primarily in China.
Reported Outcomes
Clinical grade reflects published research; Community grade reflects user reports (n=245).
Reduction in body weight
Effects on sleep quality
Reduced hunger and food cravings
Effects on heart health markers
Improved glycemic control and insulin sensitivity
Changes in energy and fatigue levels
Effects on mood and cognitive function
Changes in muscle vs fat ratio
Side Effects
Limited dataBased on 11 user reports (n=11). Frequency indicates how often each was mentioned.
Common (>5%)
Uncommon (1-5%)
Risks & Warnings
Important safety considerations based on clinical data and community reports.
Gastrointestinal Issues
GI side effects are the most commonly reported. Usually improve over time with slow titration.
Injection Site Reactions
Local reactions are common and usually mild. Rotate injection sites.
Dosing
Standard Protocol
- Starting Dose
- 1.5-3mg weekly (research/trial protocols)
- Titration
- Titrate over weeks to target dose
- Half-life
- Weekly dosing (long-acting)
- Administration
- Subcutaneous injection, once weekly
Community Dosing Patterns
Based on 15 mentions
Community-reported patterns, not medical advice.
Research
Key Studies
Nat Commun (2023)
Diabetes Care (2024)
Diabetes Obes Metab (2025)
Drugs Context (2025)
Commonly Stacked With
From community members' documented stacks involving Mazdutide.
Switching Patterns
Based on 15 discussions about switching to or from Mazdutide.
→ Switching FROM
Users who switched to Mazdutide
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Users who switched from Mazdutide