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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a chubby woman. In my 20s and early 30s I looked objectively very pretty, and was thin. I have gained more and more weight since turning 40 and I tried semaglutide, then regained when I stopped. If you were me, would you consider going on it permanently? I am not a bad eater, I don't drink, I am active. I try dieting and lose 5, gain 2, lose 7, gain 5...and so on. It's like I cannot maintain a calorie deficit for the long run without semaglutide. I don't think I'd care if I were one of these women who can look gorgeous heavier, but my features get lost when I am heavy.[/quote]

Weight loss is not about counting calories. That is old school thinking. Eliminating sugary foods and beverages, highly processed foods, and high carb foods will cause weight loss.[/quote]

I have never been a soda drinker, and I do not eat fast food/packaged cookies or anything like that. I have tried low carb. It works to some extent, but isn't sustainable to me long term. I know this about myself because I get a little bit of a win that way, then don't maintain it. So I know what you are saying and I am sure that if I never touched a piece of bread or pasta in my life I'd be thin. I think realistically semaglutide would be easier to do than that.[/quote]

Understood.

What are the side effects of semaglutide? Are you willing to accept the risks?[/quote]

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