How Tirzepatide Works Tirzepatide mimics hormones in the body that regulate hunger and blood sugar levels

For manic episodes, it may help to: go to sleep on a regular schedule, even if a person does not feel like it set reminders to eat, even if a person is not hungry go somewhere quiet and calm do relaxing activities or breathing exercises avoid alcohol and caffeine avoid overly stimulating activities or environments avoid situations where a person may take risks, such as driving or gambling postpone making big decisions For depressive episodes, it may help to: have meals prepared in the freezer so a person does not have to cook try to stick to a basic daily routine or schedule try some gentle or mindful exercise, such as yoga make time for enjoyable or relaxing activities, even if a person does not feel like doing them spend time outside or in nature ask for practical help with tasks a person feels unable to do, such as laundry talk with friends or family about how it feels reach out to support groups or a therapist Write up a plan for each of these scenarios and consider sharing it with loved ones so they know what helps

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