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[quote=Anonymous]⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ once you refuse to be obese or metabolically broken for the rest of your life you can see that the medication is. It the problem. It’s the system that wants you fat, or inflamed, or just chunky with a fat middle. It will all lead to an early death. I take a SUPER low dose of this medication. Have had almost no side effects, and was having really bad side effects from being overweight. I was 50, doing EVERYTHING right and couldn’t lose the weight. I actually didn’t have to change my lifestyle at all because I already ate at a calorie deficit, ate super healthy, I moved my body daily with weight training and exercise. Every slim fit woman I know in her 40s and 50s has to limit what she eat, and exercise often. If I have to do that for the rest of my life to maintain the weight loss, I’ve attained, that’s not unattainable – that’s called healthy, eating, and healthy living! I will be going off the medication in a few weeks and was only on it for 16 weeks. 
I managed to lose all the way I needed it and change my life.
Please stop hating overweight people who traded statins, berberine, thyroid meds and anti depressants for a GLP1 agonist that is optimizing their body. Please stop spreading lies from doctors who don’t understand this med and prefer to keep you on traditional meds or let you die young. 
The truth is, people are out there, taking very low medication doses with no complications, and they are changing their lives, and then they are getting off of the medication and with a considerable amount of effort, keeping the weight off and staying healthy. Like any weight loss journey it will have ups and downs.[/quote]

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