What’s your favorite celebrity? “reason.” The Ozemic (semaglutide) hold outs.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

Ozempic rebound is a thing. Once you stop using it then the effects stop and your appetite slowly comes back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

Oh wow. Even for someone like pp who was just trying to lose those last 20 pounds? That can't be maintained?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

Oh wow. Even for someone like pp who was just trying to lose those last 20 pounds? That can't be maintained?

It's possible to maintain it or even lose any weight you gain after stop the medication. People just find it incredibly hard to manage their appetites coming back in full force.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

I’m working with a dietician and NP in a medical weight loss practice on Wegovy. They have told me that I need to stay at goal weight for a year, then gradually reduce the dose. Meanwhile, I’m working on healthy eating and exercise. The goal is to allow your body time to adapt to the new weight and develop good habits, so eventually you can go off the drug, or just take a low dose intermittently.

It’s all paid for by my insurance. (And I am not diabetic). Also my goal weight is not super skinny — the NP helped me set it at a reasonable weight within my normal BMI.

[Anonymous]

NP. Man you anti-Ozempic obsessives are bizarre. Get a life. Or maybe therapy.

- Not on Ozempic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

Oh wow. Even for someone like pp who was just trying to lose those last 20 pounds? That can't be maintained?

It's possible to maintain it or even lose any weight you gain after stop the medication. People just find it incredibly hard to manage their appetites coming back in full force.

OK. That makes sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

I’m working with a dietician and NP in a medical weight loss practice on Wegovy. They have told me that I need to stay at goal weight for a year, then gradually reduce the dose. Meanwhile, I’m working on healthy eating and exercise. The goal is to allow your body time to adapt to the new weight and develop good habits, so eventually you can go off the drug, or just take a low dose intermittently.

It’s all paid for by my insurance. (And I am not diabetic). Also my goal weight is not super skinny — the NP helped me set it at a reasonable weight within my normal BMI.

This makes sense to me. What about celebs that use it to an extreme amount? Like has anyone seen Christina Aguilera? There's no way she or anyone can really keep the weight off like that. Would she need to use it for a longer time?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Add Megan Markle to this list. She's skeletal and claims it's stress 🙄

Hasn't she always been thin?

She has never been overweight but did lose a quite a bit of weight quickly and became pretty bony. All breasts and softness in her face disappeared. Her choice though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“A lot of celebrities use semiglutides, but deny it. They make up ridiculous stories about their weight loss. Which outlandish lie is you favorite?”

So what, if my networth is correlated with my weight I’d use it too 😃

[Anonymous]

Omg Kat von D. Just went to her Instagram and have never ever seen that woman this thin.

[Anonymous]

Sharna Burgess - so thin now. Was never than thin and had a baby two years ago.

[Anonymous]

I’ve lost 40 pounds this year. I’m sure people think I am on one of the new drugs. I’m not. Our insurance company does not cover it. I wish it did, because I am stuck at 40 pounds and still need to lose more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can you at least try make sense?

OP is a bot that got dropped on its head as a child.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Add Megan Markle to this list. She's skeletal and claims it's stress 🙄

That is 100% believable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assume everyone who lost drastic weight quickly is paying $550 /month for wegbound and telling them elegies they’ll start lifting weights soon…. And stop overeating once off the injectables…

It's only $299 monthly, and I lost the 20 lbs I wanted to lose in 2.5 months. While losing weight, I continued lifting weights and eating a high-protein diet. I tried so hard for so long to lose the weight without assistance, but after my last baby, it wouldn't budge. I've always exercised five days a week and eaten a healthy diet and taking semaglutide didn't change it.

So you lost 20 lbs but now what? You have to be on meds for your lifetime to maintain it? What happens when you go off them?

Ozempic rebound is a thing. Once you stop using it then the effects stop and your appetite slowly comes back.

That sounds like hell. But being on a drug forever is probably worse. We dont know the long term side effects.