Ozempic/Semaglutide results

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why are so many people lying about using ozempic? suddenly there are so many obese celebrities losing 100+ lbs. here is another one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11413259/Hairspray-Live-actress-Maddie-Baillio-26-lost-150lbs-two-year-period.html

power-walking and going vegan - yeah right

You don’t have any idea how she got that way to begin with. Could be a metric ton of alcohol and a lot of stress and garbage food. Not everybody needs to become beholden to big pharma to lose weight. Though I do think it’s great people have that option if they want to take it.

I find it it highly suspicious that a bunch of morbidly obese celebs who have never been thin are suddenly thin and it all happens to coincide with the reports of the wide use of semaglutides to the point that they created shortage. I live in europe and guess what, every day there are reports of local celebrities losing 50-100 pounds. how come everyone is "eating healthy and exercising" all of a sudden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why are so many people lying about using ozempic? suddenly there are so many obese celebrities losing 100+ lbs. here is another one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11413259/Hairspray-Live-actress-Maddie-Baillio-26-lost-150lbs-two-year-period.html

power-walking and going vegan - yeah right

You don’t have any idea how she got that way to begin with. Could be a metric ton of alcohol and a lot of stress and garbage food. Not everybody needs to become beholden to big pharma to lose weight. Though I do think it’s great people have that option if they want to take it.

I find it it highly suspicious that a bunch of morbidly obese celebs who have never been thin are suddenly thin and it all happens to coincide with the reports of the wide use of semaglutides to the point that they created shortage. I live in europe and guess what, every day there are reports of local celebrities losing 50-100 pounds. how come everyone is "eating healthy and exercising" all of a sudden.

What does it matter to you? Are they obligated to tell everyone all the details? And to use these medications you do need to add in exercise and eat healthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every single woman I know who has lost more than 50 lbs has done it with gastric surgery. I know know 5. Most of them wont admit it.

Not trying to be snarky but how do you know they had gastric bypass if they didn’t admit to it? Did they tell someone else and that’s how you found out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why are so many people lying about using ozempic? suddenly there are so many obese celebrities losing 100+ lbs. here is another one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11413259/Hairspray-Live-actress-Maddie-Baillio-26-lost-150lbs-two-year-period.html

power-walking and going vegan - yeah right

You don’t have any idea how she got that way to begin with. Could be a metric ton of alcohol and a lot of stress and garbage food. Not everybody needs to become beholden to big pharma to lose weight. Though I do think it’s great people have that option if they want to take it.

I find it it highly suspicious that a bunch of morbidly obese celebs who have never been thin are suddenly thin and it all happens to coincide with the reports of the wide use of semaglutides to the point that they created shortage. I live in europe and guess what, every day there are reports of local celebrities losing 50-100 pounds. how come everyone is "eating healthy and exercising" all of a sudden.

What does it matter to you? Are they obligated to tell everyone all the details? And to use these medications you do need to add in exercise and eat healthy.

it matters to me because it creates an impression that losing weight is easy with the right mindset. I am on ozempic myself so well aware that you need to change your habits to lose weight. but the drug makes it so much easier to do so. hiding such a major factor in one's success is disingenuous.

[Anonymous]

How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why are so many people lying about using ozempic? suddenly there are so many obese celebrities losing 100+ lbs. here is another one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11413259/Hairspray-Live-actress-Maddie-Baillio-26-lost-150lbs-two-year-period.html

power-walking and going vegan - yeah right

You don’t have any idea how she got that way to begin with. Could be a metric ton of alcohol and a lot of stress and garbage food. Not everybody needs to become beholden to big pharma to lose weight. Though I do think it’s great people have that option if they want to take it.

I find it it highly suspicious that a bunch of morbidly obese celebs who have never been thin are suddenly thin and it all happens to coincide with the reports of the wide use of semaglutides to the point that they created shortage. I live in europe and guess what, every day there are reports of local celebrities losing 50-100 pounds. how come everyone is "eating healthy and exercising" all of a sudden.

What does it matter to you? Are they obligated to tell everyone all the details? And to use these medications you do need to add in exercise and eat healthy.

it matters to me because it creates an impression that losing weight is easy with the right mindset. I am on ozempic myself so well aware that you need to change your habits to lose weight. but the drug makes it so much easier to do so. hiding such a major factor in one's success is disingenuous.

If they don’t go around boasting about all this who TF are you to act as if it is “disingenuous.”

Here is the meaning of that term: not candid or sincere, typically by pretending that one knows less about something than one really does.

My experience, being that I’ve been through a big change in lifestyle and weight loss, is people won’t leave you alone about it. And it’s annoying and disrespectful. I don’t want to talk about it and never did. I don’t have a secret even though one colleague keeps saying I do, directly to my face. I didn’t use any drugs. But that was my experience. Everybody is different when it comes to all this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

Different insurance plans have different coverage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

My insurance covers Mounjaro for PCOS (i assume) and I have already done metformin previously plus Trulicity recently.

[Anonymous]

What insurances cover this? I am switching insurance this fall anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

Different insurance plans have different coverage

I don’t even want to use insurance. But they somehow prevent me from buying it on my own too.

[Anonymous]

I’m down 72 lb after 10 months on ozembic, watxhing my eating, water and walking or doing weights 5x a week. Nothing too crazy on any of those topics, I still have 20-25 to lose to be at my mid-20s pre-fertility treatment/kids life. At this time I am 10 lb lower than my first pre-pregnancy weight 17 years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why are so many people lying about using ozempic? suddenly there are so many obese celebrities losing 100+ lbs. here is another one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11413259/Hairspray-Live-actress-Maddie-Baillio-26-lost-150lbs-two-year-period.html

power-walking and going vegan - yeah right

You don’t have any idea how she got that way to begin with. Could be a metric ton of alcohol and a lot of stress and garbage food. Not everybody needs to become beholden to big pharma to lose weight. Though I do think it’s great people have that option if they want to take it.

I find it it highly suspicious that a bunch of morbidly obese celebs who have never been thin are suddenly thin and it all happens to coincide with the reports of the wide use of semaglutides to the point that they created shortage. I live in europe and guess what, every day there are reports of local celebrities losing 50-100 pounds. how come everyone is "eating healthy and exercising" all of a sudden.

What does it matter to you? Are they obligated to tell everyone all the details? And to use these medications you do need to add in exercise and eat healthy.

it matters to me because it creates an impression that losing weight is easy with the right mindset. I am on ozempic myself so well aware that you need to change your habits to lose weight. but the drug makes it so much easier to do so. hiding such a major factor in one's success is disingenuous.

Anyone with a critical thinking brain knows losing weight isn’t easy, none is obligated to tell anyone about how they lost weight. If you’re doing the work of losing weight, however that might be, how do you have time to focus on someone else’s weight loss work. Worry about yourself

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

Tricare wouldn’t know if you pay out of pocket if you go to a private Dr and pay for the appointment and get a prescription.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How are people getting prescriptions when they’re not diabetic? I’m not even allowed to pay out of pocket - Tricare.

Different insurance plans have different coverage

I don’t even want to use insurance. But they somehow prevent me from buying it on my own too.

While I suppose anything is possible, and “medical privacy” of any sort is a complete fantasy anymore, I’m still not convinced that if you went to a cash pay doctor and used a paper scrip at a pharmacy you had not given any insurance information, “they” would have any way of interfering.

[Anonymous]

My A1C is down to 5.6

That’s the only “result” that matters.