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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It increases your risk of pancreatic cancer which is one of the most aggressive forms of cancer. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11096-023-01556-2[/quote]

You know that being morbidly obese puts you at risk of all kinds of cancers and heart disease right??????? GFC[/quote]

Yes we know that’s the obligatory retort to every study that says these drugs are dangerous [/quote]

There arent' any studies that say 'these drugs are dangerous'. BTW these drugs have been in use for nearly 2 decades. But there are many many studies that show that obesity puts you at risk of many cancers, heart disease and other comorbidities that kill often.[/quote]

But op’s dd isn’t obese. [/quote]
DP. How is she not obese? She is my height and size 8-10. I am 53 and size 0 or 2 at best, and I have extra weight on my tummy and legs. Size 8-10 is obese, not morbidly obese, but I think people do not realize what the threshold for being obese is.[/quote]

Seek professional guidance, you absolute loon.[/quote]

Go check a bmi calculator. The poster is probably wrong - an 8-10 isn’t obese BUT it is overweight. I’m a 10 in size and my height, I am not only overweight, but I’m 3 lbs away from being classified as obese…AND 22 lbs from the highest normal non overweight category there is. AND, if I lost 44 lbs, I’d still be considered normal weight for my BMI. An 8-10 on sz is clinically overweight.[/quote]

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