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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m maybe 10 lbs overweight, I’d look even better if I lost 15. I’m 5’2”, 43 years old, and no health issues.

I just saw that Serena Williams went on a GLP1 because she wasn’t losing weight. I assume she has the best workouts and nutritionists available. If she couldn’t do it, what hope do us normies have? Should I ask my doctor for it? (I think she went on Ro).[/quote]

Serena Williams did not "need" a GLP1, OP. She chose money over her own health by taking one. Hope it works out for her in the long run.[/quote]

Yes, she chose money, but please elaborate on how she made a choice that goes against her health by finding a way to lose weight. I can't wait to hear it. [/quote]

Is she clinically overweight, let alone obese, due to excess body fat? Has she not had years (a lifetime) of cardiovascular exercise and strength training? Does she present with hypertension, hyperlipidemia, or DM2?

If your mantra is that everyone who is fit and muscular needs to "lose weight," you are so far off base that there is no serious discussion with you.[/quote]

She has a history of blood clots and may have some other comorbidities she is not disclosing like high BP or blood sugar. [/quote]

Oh great! And some initial research shows a potential link to use of GLP1s and elevated risk of DVT.[/quote]

Look harder. [/quote]

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