Sema vs Tirz, re: Attention & Compulsion

Has anyone researched Tirz vs Sema and seen differing impact on ADHD or Compulsive behavior?

As many have noted, in addition to managing weight, these peptides seem to quiet some of the mental noise around addictive and compulsive behavior. (I.e., quieting food noise which drives compulsive consumption, but some find they are able to avoid alcohol and smoking as well.)

It's exciting because GLP-1 itself is a powerful signaling hormone which can act on the reward centers of the brain! Super cool and I want to really dig into this process.

I began my research originally with Sema last year, and noted lessening of behaviors like impulse spending and dopamine-seeking behaviors.

Currently studying effects of Tirz and, although it's showing effectiveness for its intended weight management purpose, RS is not reporting as much of the extra mental stabilization as with Sema.

Wondering if others are seeing any similar patterns?

Has anyone switched to Tirz but then gone back to Sema? Or stacked for the purposes of getting attentiveness, compulsion, or mental noise under control?

(I do understand the underlying mechanisms and that both peptides feature activity targeting the glucagon-like peptide-1 and that Tirz tends to be more effective for weight loss. Many do not stack them for weight loss purposes, as they consider their GLP-1 action redundant. But they do work slightly differently and their GLP-1 activity is not an exact duplicate -- the subtleties are what I'm looking for feedback on.)

Thanks for any observations!