Ozempic/Mounjaro
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Mounjaro/Ozempic weight loss
Just wondering who is using and how much weight you or someone you know have lost. I’ve been using it for five weeks and lost 19 lbs so far 🍺
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My wife started some knockoff weight loss thing she has to pick up at the Dr but we’re too poor for the Ozempic and real deal shit.
She’s lost like 35 pounds since the fall combined with 30 mins on the exercise bike 5-6 days a week. Lookin svelte. She likes the way she looks and so does Little Angus.
If she gets osteoporosis it’s a fair trade off. Just gotta try to not crush her brittle bones while I’m smashin that ass.
She’s lost like 35 pounds since the fall combined with 30 mins on the exercise bike 5-6 days a week. Lookin svelte. She likes the way she looks and so does Little Angus.
If she gets osteoporosis it’s a fair trade off. Just gotta try to not crush her brittle bones while I’m smashin that ass.
Have you looked at the “side effects” of diabetes?
Shocking but only because i assumed everywhere had the craze. Anywhere in rural ky right now has basically everyone on ozempic or an alternative. Its really pretty crazy.
Im sure it isnt the ultra safe miracle drug as its pitched. It kind of doesn't matter as long as either the rate of or severity of side effects are low because its literally massively changing the health outcomes and improving the quality of life for so many.
Changing those outcomes also massively reduces the burden on the rural health providers by reducing the chronic health issues resulting from rampant obesity and diabetes.
While the hard work and dedication have a lot of truth to it, it’s not quite that simple either. Everyone’s metabolism isn’t the same. Two people can eat the same and exercise the same and one be much more overweight than the other.
I somewhat agree. What I do believe is that people are on way too many drugs. Our bodies aren't built to handle all this processed junk we eat and drink. We can reverse a lot of our ailments by just consuming what we should. It's not easy, however. I'm as guilty as anyone when it comes to that. But small changes lead to bigger ones. I'm not making this all about me, but when I eat like I should and excercise it makes all the difference. We can reverse a lot of what ails us by doing just that.
