Anonymous wrote:Pickleball is not exercise. Not in the least.
And couch to 5k doesn't work for most overweight/older people. Not everyone is born to run.
Instead, start with yoga, pilates, barre and incline treadmill walks. Do this for 2 weeks, then start working out with weight machines...upper body day, leg day, back day.
Anonymous wrote:I am so depressed. I have been trying to lose weight for two years and failed. My doc said he is going to stop giving me wegovy because it clearly is not working. Previously I ’tried phentermine. Qsymia and I don’t know at least one other that did not work.
I do not overeat but I know my problem is exercise. I get a routine going and then I throw my back out, gain weight while recovering and then when I’m well I work out again, start to lose and then F$&& it all my back goes out again and I gain weight. I am not doing difficult stuff!!! Yoga and stretching and walking - not even running!!! I swear the chiro made me worse and just slowed down my recovery.
Menopause probably contributes too bec I started her about the same time.
Argh. I am so frustrated. Just venting and watching the world around me get thinner.
Anonymous wrote:Op, you are not alone. I too am a Wegovy failure. I’ve lost all of 5 pounds on it despite daily exercise and eating much less. My doctor is trying to switch me to Monjouro. It’s so frustrating to see all of these success stories when it’s just not working for me. I’m a 52 year old menopausal woman with 40 lbs to lose.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Exercise doesn’t lead to weight loss (it’s good for health); it’s all diet. So many studies say this.
I bet there are plenty of studies that also say the opposite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Exercise doesn’t lead to weight loss (it’s good for health); it’s all diet. So many studies say this.
I bet there are plenty of studies that also say the opposite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Exercise doesn’t lead to weight loss (it’s good for health); it’s all diet. So many studies say this.
I bet there are plenty of studies that also say the opposite.
Anonymous wrote:Exercise doesn’t lead to weight loss (it’s good for health); it’s all diet. So many studies say this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you actually overweight? Very overweight?
I just lost 40 lb on tirzepatide. You may want to try it. A lot of people have better luck than sema. I am still hoping to lose 30 lb, which I would need to do to be officially out of the “obese” bmi. But I feel a lot better.
+1 My doctor was just telling me that her patients who have not been successful with Wegovy/Ozempic have had good results with Zepbound. Maybe try that?
Anonymous wrote:Are you actually overweight? Very overweight?
I just lost 40 lb on tirzepatide. You may want to try it. A lot of people have better luck than sema. I am still hoping to lose 30 lb, which I would need to do to be officially out of the “obese” bmi. But I feel a lot better.