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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I could afford it but never would do it.[/quote]
Why?  What are your concerns?[/quote]

DP. I'm normal BMI, but gained 12 pounds and want to quickly drop them. I'm concerned that all the data shows these a lifelong drugs. I'm concerned that I would totally screw up my metabolism and gain way more if I stopped even after short term use.

If I had diabetes, then I might be willing to be on drugs for life.[/quote]
Lots of people are taking these drugs to shake off five or 10 pounds. It can be a booster for you and then once you lose it, you can stop and just continue to eat less.[/quote]

No they aren't.[/quote]

If you’re in this camp of people you’re most likely better off incorporating better dietary choices, cardio and strength training as well as good ole fashioned things like plenty of sleep, water and supplements as needed. I think when we go go for easy (which we all want to trust me) we are overlooking a lot of consequences down the road. One thing that concerns me with these medications is loss of muscle which is key to build and maintain as we age. I was a PP that said here is no biological free lunch. You will be making a trade-off somewhere. [/quote]

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