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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot! Lagree, light botox, high quality medical grade skin care, low dose semaglutide, HRT. I look great (I get lots of compliments on my skin, and my BMI is 19), but it's expensive and time-consuming. Haters are going to hate on here.[/quote] Your BMI is 19! And you are on a semaglutide? WTH. Do you not care about your health and bone density? [/quote] 19 is a healthy BMI. It's absolutely a fine, healthy weight. Maybe it would be too thin for you personally given your own bone structure, musculature, etc but let's not project your own biases on PP.[/quote] 18 is considered underweight. In what world it is appropriate for a middle aged perimenopausal woman with a BMI of 19 to be on weight loss injections? What Dr would even write for this? I’m assuming she gets it from some online “doctor” [/quote] Do you realize that some people continue on the drug for maintenance and also to control A1C (pre-diabetes)? GLP-1s regulate blood sugar. [/quote] No, it is not approved to be prescribed for people with a BMI of 19 because of “insulin resistance” which is what this poster claims. You have to be overweight and with another comorbidity to get a prescription- at least that is if you are actually be treated by a real doctor. I hope this disordered poster is paying out of pocket for this plus her 6 mon dexa scans- and not leeching off the rest of insurance payers [/quote] My BMI started at 40 and A1C at 6.5. I was put on a GLP-1 years ago. BMI is now 21, A1C 5 and doctor keeps me on it. Do you have some idea of the person's history with the BMI of 19? Or are you assuming they were prescribed a GLP-1 with a starting BMI of 19? That seems really unusual. Plus somewhere earlier the BMI 19 poster said that they microdose "for maintenance" which suggests they started at a higher BMI.[/quote] I’m assuming she started with a BMI of 21 because she posts about it ALL THE TIME.[/quote] +1 got it from a med spa, now online. No real doctor involved in the process.[/quote]
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