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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Oh hey OP. Glad to see you're back.

I consider it infinitely weirder to post for the 247th time about something that doesn't concern you at all. Thanks!

How does this concern you?

I have been taking Ozempic for five years now. Very few side effects, monitored by my doctor, brought my cholesterol, triglycerides, A1C and BP back down to normal. Any other questions I can answer for you?

How nice. But you're not the only one allowed to comment or discuss.

Did I preclude anyone from commenting? Comment away and I'll say what I want to say in response.

I’ve been on Ozempic for a year and have lost 15 pounds, I look and feel great, and I’ve had a total of three days of side effects when I went from .5 to 1 units. Otherwise, I eat what I want, but stop when I feel full. I drink less and sleep better. I will gladly inject myself once a week for the rest of my life if I can continue to feel like this.

I had worse side effects on one of my birth control pills. Should we have a huge article about how terrible all birth control pills are?

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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Oh hey OP. Glad to see you're back.

I consider it infinitely weirder to post for the 247th time about something that doesn't concern you at all. Thanks!

How does this concern you?

I have been taking Ozempic for five years now. Very few side effects, monitored by my doctor, brought my cholesterol, triglycerides, A1C and BP back down to normal. Any other questions I can answer for you?

How nice. But you're not the only one allowed to comment or discuss.

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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Oh hey OP. Glad to see you're back.

I consider it infinitely weirder to post for the 247th time about something that doesn't concern you at all. Thanks!

How does this concern you?

I have been taking Ozempic for five years now. Very few side effects, monitored by my doctor, brought my cholesterol, triglycerides, A1C and BP back down to normal. Any other questions I can answer for you?

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Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Oh hey OP. Glad to see you're back.

I consider it infinitely weirder to post for the 247th time about something that doesn't concern you at all. Thanks!

How does this concern you?

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Anonymous wrote:Mayim Biyalik is a nut job.

My 12 yr old would call her a "pick me girl".
She's needs attention and feel sorry for me, pay attention to me, my 4 day old baby is potty trained crazy.

I cannot stand her. It doesn't surprise me one bit that she had a "horrific experience". Part of me doesn't even believe her.

Anonymous wrote:I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Oh hey OP. Glad to see you're back.

I consider it infinitely weirder to post for the 247th time about something that doesn't concern you at all. Thanks!

I find it fascinating how over the top the reactions are to this. Like OP has insulted your mother and you must come to her defense. So much anger and disdain. It's weird.

Anonymous wrote:Mayim Biyalik is a nut job.

Who shills for bogus brain health supplements https://stvincents.org/about-us/news-press/news-detail?articleid=42762

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Anonymous wrote:WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH for yet another thread about how dangerous GLP-1s are. There hasn't been one in like a day and a half, and you're doing God's work. Our doctors don't know any of this when they prescribe it and definitely needed you to tell us just how scary they can be.

It's been used in diabetes FOR OVER 20 YEARS! And just now it makes a d-list actress poop and it's bad?

It is enough for OP, apparently, who has never tried these meds but wants to "warn" us all. How noble!!!

Anonymous wrote:Some people have a bad reaction. Most don’t. I’ve been on for a year now and feel great. YMMV.

+1

It’s a medicine. Like most, it can have side effects.

poop isn't horrific

Anonymous wrote:WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH for yet another thread about how dangerous GLP-1s are. There hasn't been one in like a day and a half, and you're doing God's work. Our doctors don't know any of this when they prescribe it and definitely needed you to tell us just how scary they can be.

It's been used in diabetes FOR OVER 20 YEARS! And just now it makes a d-list actress poop and it's bad?

Anonymous wrote:Mayim Biyalik is a nut job.

My 12 yr old would call her a "pick me girl".
She's needs attention and feel sorry for me, pay attention to me, my 4 day old baby is potty trained crazy.