How to get a glp1 script if healthy weight

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Anonymous wrote:OP has a disorder. Why are posts like this allowed to remain on this site?

why are people so mad? OP is 45yrs. old, not a teenage girl with eating disorders.

I'm going through menopause at 50 and it's hell to keep my weight. I mean, I get bloated and gain weight from drinking water, geez!

That's just called having a human body

My body does the same thing and now that I'm on Wegovy, I'm dropping all of that water I was retaining. 7 pounds down in 6 days!

+1. Same. My weight hasn't budged in 2 years. At one poiny, I started a cardio/weights program and actually gained weight. I finally started compounded tirz a week ago at only 1 MG (typical starting dose is 2.5 mg) and already 4 lbs of water has come off.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m 45, 5’7, and 125 lbs. BMI healthy weight so my dr said no to prescribing anything.

I wouldn’t mind losing 5 lbs. but my main desire is to get rid of the “food noise” people say goes away completely on glp1s. I would love to never think about food again and only eat to stay alive, basically. I have a massive sweet tooth that I would LOVE to never think about again.

Is there an OTC drug that does this? How are skinny people getting GLP1s without prescriptions? Do you just lie on a telehealth thing?

Help! How are you doing this?

Develop diabetes, OP. Shouldn’t be hard with that sweet tooth of yours.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m 45, 5’7, and 125 lbs. BMI healthy weight so my dr said no to prescribing anything.

I wouldn’t mind losing 5 lbs. but my main desire is to get rid of the “food noise” people say goes away completely on glp1s. I would love to never think about food again and only eat to stay alive, basically. I have a massive sweet tooth that I would LOVE to never think about again.

Is there an OTC drug that does this? How are skinny people getting GLP1s without prescriptions? Do you just lie on a telehealth thing?

Help! How are you doing this?

Troll.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m 5’8 and 130 and I take it. I used to weigh 160 and have battled my weight since I was 10. I’m now just maintaining and it’s the best thing in the world.

Did you change what or how often you eat?

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It sounds like OP needs therapy and not a GLP-1. She's already incredibly thin.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m 45, 5’7, and 125 lbs. BMI healthy weight so my dr said no to prescribing anything.

I wouldn’t mind losing 5 lbs. but my main desire is to get rid of the “food noise” people say goes away completely on glp1s. I would love to never think about food again and only eat to stay alive, basically. I have a massive sweet tooth that I would LOVE to never think about again.

Is there an OTC drug that does this? How are skinny people getting GLP1s without prescriptions? Do you just lie on a telehealth thing?

Help! How are you doing this?

I believe you’re not tortured by food noise, but want to be “enviably thin” in a competition against all women.

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Anonymous wrote:You need the amount of food noise you have to remain at the weight you are now. It would not be healthy for you to get on this and lose weight.

How so?

DP. Are you seriously asking why someone with a BMI of 19.6 needs to be aware of their hunger levels and should not be taking steps to lose more weight?

My guess is that you/OP are that idiotic "injectable anorexia" poster who created this entire absurd scenario as a GLP helping with anorexia.

Anorexia is a condition that people say can be helped through GLP1 though by getting rid of the food noise. Which is why OP says she wants to take it.

People say 🙄

I think it would be helpful to only eat one meal a day and not be hungry for the rest of the day.

People with eating disorders struggle because of the constant food noise and temptations and compulsive behavior around food.

Take that away and maybe they can eat normally to satiate hunger.

Honestly, you’re sick beyond any cure. I hate that my young daughter is in the same universe as women like you normalizing your disorder.

I take our dog for a long walk early every morning. I also work, and parent. So it’s “normal” or “healthy” if I were to somehow only eat chewable foods one time a day? I see.

I don’t care about hurting grown women with these evil-stupid patterns of thought anymore. I live in a rich neighborhood and while genuinely fat women are somewhat rare, the ones I know pretty well are highly educated, happily married, regularly having sex, and wealthy. They don’t need to look like a made-up ideal. They won.

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Anonymous wrote:OP has a disorder. Why are posts like this allowed to remain on this site?

I think the mod/founder uses these meds so it’s a strange spot. Much like the Middle East conversations- the moderation is different on certain topics.

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Anonymous wrote:OP do you want to look like Kelly Osborne? She used to be a normal looking person whose natural set point was a bit chubby. Now she literally looks like a zombie.

No, but she might want to look like Kelly Clarkson, who looks fabulous after using a glp-1. The natural set point argument is ridiculous. Millions of women color their mousy tresses blonde every few weeks. Maybe they should just accept what they naturally have.

You are a sickening fkup. Osborne looks like she’s dying, and is now starved and ugly. And most dyed blonde is poorly toned and ugly AF.

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It is great to see all these old women celebrating that their anorexia is finally easy to maintain./s

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Anonymous wrote:It is great to see all these old women celebrating that their anorexia is finally easy to maintain./s

For real. And then crowing about how jealous everyone else is, with their a$$es racing their faces to droop to the baseboards. I’m sure they’re very conscientious about not passing their disorder onto daughters, nieces, mentees.

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you don't. glp-1 is not for you.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP has a disorder. Why are posts like this allowed to remain on this site?

why are people so mad? OP is 45yrs. old, not a teenage girl with eating disorders.

I'm going through menopause at 50 and it's hell to keep my weight. I mean, I get bloated and gain weight from drinking water, geez!

That's just called having a human body

My body does the same thing and now that I'm on Wegovy, I'm dropping all of that water I was retaining. 7 pounds down in 6 days!

+1. Same. My weight hasn't budged in 2 years. At one poiny, I started a cardio/weights program and actually gained weight. I finally started compounded tirz a week ago at only 1 MG (typical starting dose is 2.5 mg) and already 4 lbs of water has come off.

Update: almost 2 weeks completed and I've lost another pound at 1 mg dose. The remarkable thing I wasn't expecting however was I have energy back. My default lately had become couch dweller because it just too much effort to move, but now I don't feel the same about sitting on the couch. Walked with my daughter to the playground for the first time in a while and the walk there and back didn't feel like a chore for once. I feel like I could go walk there again now as I'm typing. This is how I used to feel 10 years ago. I have a strong family history of diabetes. Even though my labwork is OK, and just barely overweight, I suspect I had some underlying insulin resistance starting that is now sorting itself out.