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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been on Ozempic for two years. Down 60 pounds, feel great, but if anyone asks (usually somewhat smugly) I feign ignorance and tell them it was diet and exercise. I know I shouldn’t lie but it’s just too fun to watch them seethe when they can’t tell me that I took the easy way out. [/quote]

You are disgusting [/quote]

Yeah, it’s fine.  They know you are on meds (or maybe suspect a bypass). No is obese for a decade plus then is abruptly down 60+ lbs from diet and exercise.  [/quote]

They definitely do, if they start a keto diet or something. Really obese people who have been eating double or triple the recommended calories who suddenly go on a diet can drop weight incredibly fast without drugs.

(they will probably regain it but I assume that happens to people who stop the prescriptions as well) [/quote]

Then they would have done it a long time ago.  No one is super obese for as long as you have ever known them, then suddenly isn’t.   It isn’t like keto is a new concept [/quote]

Neither is weight loss drugs.

Not everyone is actively trying to lose weight all the time. Many obese people are depressed, in denial, or overwhelmed at the idea of starting. Sometimes for years. If you don't know anyone like that you can browse reddit around new years and read their stories. There absolutely are people starting diets on 2023 and 2024. [/quote]

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