Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 16:03     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

This is just aging OP. Doubt weight loss drugs would do any good, you really need a trainer.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 15:37     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Ridiculous. Exercise.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 15:36     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:Coolsculpt is what you need.


That’s what Linda Evangelista thought. No one needs Coolsculpt. What a mess.

Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 14:32     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

This has to be a troll post. If it isn’t, you know there is a global shortage of supply outside of the US for those who actually need it. Rich American women are buying it up for aesthetic reasons.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 14:30     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

That's a lot of risk for 5lbs OP. I would not go to a Dr willing to prescribe for that.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 14:02     Subject: Re:Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:I know a couple of people who have tried this and they had horrible side effects. It doesn’t seem worth it unless you’re obese.


I am obese and it is worth it. And as long as I eat clean (high protein, no processed or fried foods or alcohol, limited carbs, most from fruits and veggies), drink a lot of water and take a magnesium supplement, the side effects have been minimal. And as of today, I’m exactly 5 months in and 48 pounds down. And proud of that. Wegovy helped, but I’ve but in a lot of work.

BUT— you have to titrate up doses. So it’s 3-4 months to be at full strength. And, the weight loss is largely because the medication turns off the food noise and hunger cravings and makes it possible for me to stay on a strict diet of 1200 calories, 40% protein (120g) a day. (Try to find a way to get 120gs of protein in only 1200 calories sometime. It’s a very rigid diet. Despite my best efforts, there are weeks I’m closer to 100g average) Also 2 60 minute strength training sessions a week with a personal trainer, 3 45 minute cardio sessions a week. The pounds don’t just magically melt off. You have to commit to serious lifestyle changes. As in, I have had no, rice, pasta, alcohol, or friend/highly processed foods in 5 months. Not the occasional cheat. None. That’s how you avoid the side effects.

Also, my arms and legs are toning. I’m down a bra size or maybe 2. My face is much thinner. But, I’m 50 and the weight is coming off my abdomen very slowly. And no amount of Wegovy, core exercise, or diet modification changes that pattern of weight loss. Welcome to menopause.

Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:48     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Hire a personal trainer it will be cheaper.

See a mental health professional to work on better body image.

You could try talking to some surgeons but I suspect many would turn down the liposuction since you are underweight.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:46     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WTF is wrong with people. Amazing.


+2

Everybody treating this like “oh yeah what a problem, let’s fix it.”

125 at 5’7 is nearly underweight and a tiny pooch isn’t worth this level of intense scrutiny. A surgeon for five pounds and a pooch!?


This. I think a psychiatrist would be more appropriate
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:45     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:WTF is wrong with people. Amazing.


+2

Everybody treating this like “oh yeah what a problem, let’s fix it.”

125 at 5’7 is nearly underweight and a tiny pooch isn’t worth this level of intense scrutiny. A surgeon for five pounds and a pooch!?
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:45     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:Belly or not, 5’7 and 125 sounds underweight


This. 5'7" and 125 sounds underweight.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:43     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:I can’t get rid of the belly fat any other way though. I’ve tried Pilates and barre. Belly pooch won’t budge. I think it must be fat that needs to be lost before muscles will show.



So live with it. Much preferable to wrecking your health with one of these drugs.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:43     Subject: Re:Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Don't take it. I took Ozempic for only a month and since them my regularity is totally messed up. Even after 2 years.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 12:26     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

Anonymous wrote:I can’t get rid of the belly fat any other way though. I’ve tried Pilates and barre. Belly pooch won’t budge. I think it must be fat that needs to be lost before muscles will show.

Or maybe you have fibroids?
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2023 11:46     Subject: Ozempic for those stubborn 5 lbs.?

ED therapy.