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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unfortunately after Bombarding your brain with dh ethic satiation hormones that glp-1s do, the receptor become used to being flushed with them and when you go off it no longer respond to your bodies own satiation hormones. So you feel a lot hungrier than you did before you started the meds. One person wrote how they could eat 10000 calories after going off and not feel full. It’s sort of akin to how you feel depressed the day after doing cocaine.. your brain is like hey, I used all my happiness chemicals yesterday and now don’t have any left![/quote]

[b]Well, one can hardly argue with a straight face that the satiation hormones of obese people were working well prior to [b]Ozempic. [/b]

It is so weird how many of you are so angry about the existence of this drug. [/quote]

So, I am obese; however, my normal diet is fewer than 1800 calories a day (not the 10k or whatever people think obese people eat). For whatever reason (likely hormones), my metabolism is slow.  I can only diet so much to lose weight — if I eat 1200 calories/day, I *might* lose a pound here and there, and eating fewer than 1200 is really hard and not sustainable, especially if I exercise regularly.  I have mixed feelings about Ozempic.  In one way, I think it’s a miracle drug; but in another way, it sucks because you basically just don’t eat, which is in healthy.  I am trying to head into retirement healthy, so I am focusing on eating well and exercising, but I’m still fat.  Maybe one day, scientists will figure this out![/quote]

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