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โ03-07-2025 10:33 AM
@Desertdi wrote:There ARE people who need medical assistanace with losing weight. Especially those who are dealing with other physical conditions...
It's a vicious circle. Their "physical conditions" are probably caused by being overweight.
โ03-07-2025 11:06 AM
โ03-07-2025 02:58 PM
@smoochy wrote:
@layla2450 wrote:
@katie1859 wrote:I'm very sad to see people pay for weight loss medications
I know losing weight is hard
Yet I have lost 30 lbs since the fall
I was not trying yet I decided to change my food
I made a three meal a day ritual
stopped eating after 6
Maintaining a fast window
I only eat fresh cooked which I do for myself
I cut out all wheat and flour which is been a saving grace
No pasta no breads of any kind
There are no snacks
I eat vegetables and a handful of fruits
Lean meat poultry and salmon
No dairy
No alcohol
And water has really become amplified
As is walking
I recently heard the side effects caused by weight loss meds
I can't imagine how hard that must be
I don't consider this just a diet trend for me
This is now my way of living
GOOD for you!!! Very smart way to lose weight instead of taking weight loss meds with ALL the side effects
I said I do not have significant side effects. Weight loss will have enormous impact on several serious medical conditions that I have. Also. When I use the word diet I'm using it in the general sense, ie food intake. My current intake is healthy and sustainable for when I am no longer in need of the medication
Those diabetic turned weight loss medications are a lifelong commitment for people using them to lose weight.
โ03-07-2025 03:42 PM
@CelticCrafter So is every other type of weight loss method.
Once you have a weight issue, it takes over your life forever. You have to be fully committed to keep it off.
โ03-07-2025 04:04 PM
@ID2 wrote:
@Desertdi wrote:There ARE people who need medical assistanace with losing weight. Especially those who are dealing with other physical conditions...
It's a vicious circle. Their "physical conditions" are probably caused by being overweight.
Clearly, you have never heard of the DISEASE of OBESITY. People have metabolic differences and especially patients who diet strenuously have more resistance to losing weight on fewer and fewer calories. The more diets they go on, the more the body adapts to lower caloric consumption . Often patients with weight problems are insulin resistant and have hyperinsulinemia. That condition causes weight gain in a patient because excess circulating insulin causes weight gain through no fault of their own.
The new weight loss drugs break the cycle of weight gain by lowering insulin and appetite is reduced. I know many patients who have successfully lost weight and are able to eat more than they did when they were obese. Not only that the co-morbidities they had before losing the weight are gone and they are no longer hypertensive or pre-diabetic.
โ03-07-2025 04:26 PM
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@smoochy wrote:
@layla2450 wrote:
@katie1859 wrote:I'm very sad to see people pay for weight loss medications
I know losing weight is hard
Yet I have lost 30 lbs since the fall
I was not trying yet I decided to change my food
I made a three meal a day ritual
stopped eating after 6
Maintaining a fast window
I only eat fresh cooked which I do for myself
I cut out all wheat and flour which is been a saving grace
No pasta no breads of any kind
There are no snacks
I eat vegetables and a handful of fruits
Lean meat poultry and salmon
No dairy
No alcohol
And water has really become amplified
As is walking
I recently heard the side effects caused by weight loss meds
I can't imagine how hard that must be
I don't consider this just a diet trend for me
This is now my way of living
GOOD for you!!! Very smart way to lose weight instead of taking weight loss meds with ALL the side effects
I said I do not have significant side effects. Weight loss will have enormous impact on several serious medical conditions that I have. Also. When I use the word diet I'm using it in the general sense, ie food intake. My current intake is healthy and sustainable for when I am no longer in need of the medication
Those diabetic turned weight loss medications are a lifelong commitment for people using them to lose weight.
nope. That is not correct. The healthy eating and exercise commitments that you make during your time on medication are for a lifetime. The meds are not. At least not for everyone.
โ03-07-2025 04:28 PM - edited โ03-07-2025 04:29 PM
I'm genuinely curious about why some of you are so pi$$y about other people's decisions to use these meds?
โ03-07-2025 04:54 PM
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@smoochy wrote:
@layla2450 wrote:
@katie1859 wrote:I'm very sad to see people pay for weight loss medications
I know losing weight is hard
Yet I have lost 30 lbs since the fall
I was not trying yet I decided to change my food
I made a three meal a day ritual
stopped eating after 6
Maintaining a fast window
I only eat fresh cooked which I do for myself
I cut out all wheat and flour which is been a saving grace
No pasta no breads of any kind
There are no snacks
I eat vegetables and a handful of fruits
Lean meat poultry and salmon
No dairy
No alcohol
And water has really become amplified
As is walking
I recently heard the side effects caused by weight loss meds
I can't imagine how hard that must be
I don't consider this just a diet trend for me
This is now my way of living
GOOD for you!!! Very smart way to lose weight instead of taking weight loss meds with ALL the side effects
I said I do not have significant side effects. Weight loss will have enormous impact on several serious medical conditions that I have. Also. When I use the word diet I'm using it in the general sense, ie food intake. My current intake is healthy and sustainable for when I am no longer in need of the medication
Those diabetic turned weight loss medications are a lifelong commitment for people using them to lose weight.
Like any disease process medications are often for a lifetime. I have taken insulin for Type 1 diabetes for nearly 54 years. Why if someone has a metabolic issue should they be any different?
โ03-07-2025 04:56 PM
โ03-07-2025 05:08 PM
I wish you well, @smoochy. This probably isn't a safe place to get support which is unfortunate.
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