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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd help her get a personal trainer and try that for 6 months first. Is she about to start college? If so, that would be even more helpful to try to avoid gaining weight as a freshman. I have a similar build and was always able to up the exercise and stay slim until I hit 45. Now absolutely nothing has worked, and my numbers were all bordering on unhealthy. I have gone on a very low dose of ozempic and got my weight back down some (down to 152). I intend to stay on it until I get to 135. I had never been that overweight, and it was even impacting my ability to work out (was starting to get arthritis and issues in my knees and ankles). I'd save the ozempic until she has exhausted everything else.[/quote]

It's you. Hi. You're the problem. It's you.

Stop taking drugs for a vanity purpose when people who need them can't get them.  These drugs are meant for those with A1C/diabetes issues and severe weight issues.  Not because you hit pre menopause and aren't feeling "slim" any more.[/quote]

Wegovy is approved for weight loss. It's the same medication as Ozempic under a different name. Try harder next time. [/quote]

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