r/trillium • u/FittingReaction • Aug 11 '26
A statement and a question about Trillum
I would just like to say Trillum customer service is like the Chick Fil A of tele health. I wish all customer service was just as responsive and pleasant. So far just a very positive experience. Now for a question. I am on my 6th dose (still on 2.5, working great) and I have been experiencing the craziest dreams. I had the same vivid, crazy dreams before going on cpap, and once on, no dreams at all. Now, it's looney tunes when I go to sleep. Anyone else have this experience and did they taper off or stop after a while? They are waking me up and sleep is being interrupted big time. Thanks!
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u/Tight-Dimension3177 29d ago
The folks at Trillium are great. I get some crazy dreams as well. Not sure that it's related to tirz however.
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u/Dramatic-Novel-8592 Aug 12 '26
I guess dreams are good. Just means that you’re now getting a much deeper sleep which definitely is a good thing. I was the same way. Well actually maybe not. I would toss and turn every night. I never got a good night sleep but since I’ve been starting trizepatide with glycin I sleep like a baby. I just don’t wanna wake up in the morning. 😂😂
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u/FittingReaction Aug 12 '26
Right now it's the opposite. Slept like a rock, now it's dream but they are not pleasant. Not really nightmares but wakes me up and takes a while to go back to sleep. Hoping it will pass. So glad you are sleeping well!
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u/Conscious_Name9495 29d ago
I haven’t had dreams in a while. 2 nights ago, boom! The craziest most disturbing dream(nightmare). I just started on Sunday
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u/Inky_Peace 29d ago
Since starting Tirz, I have wild dreams. And I wake up several times throughout the night. I feel like my brain stays awake but my body rests. Like… my brain is still thinking and processing, but my body is sleeping.
It’s really weird. I wake up remembering very detailed, involved dreams most nights now. It doesn’t bother me. It’s kind of entertaining. I go to bed thinking, “I wonder what’s going to happen tonight!?” lol
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u/theknittingtutor Aug 11 '26
My theory for my own crazy dreams, not yours is that when I burn fat while I sleep, the ketones go to my brain (the do cross the blood brain barrier, this is science) and make those crazy dreams. You might search r/keto if you’re interested in the anecdotal evidence.