Mounjaro vs Ozempic vs Wegovy 

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Eeei how it s going?

Same with Victoza 😢

@@HagiarLiberati if I was you, I would not take it. It’s horrible.

Not with type 2 diabetes. It’s a little harder to lose even with diet/excerise regimen.

@@mhoffman5649 look, the internet is full with success stories. I'm very sure this is achievable without the use of drugs. That being said: if it helps you to get some momentum, why not. Just don't expect it to be a long time solution. For me a very low carb diet and a lot of sport changed everything. I'm just dropping additional 8-10kg (target weight around 90kg @ 198cm and 12% fat) for a 100k run in 4 weeks. It's getting easier to control my weight after several circles of gaining a little bit and losing a little bit. I always was slightly too heavy. 122kg, 24% fat just 4 years ago was my highest.

What a stupid comment. If it really were really that simple, everyone would be thin. The formula is the easy part. Food addiction and eating disorders are the problem. It's hard to keep up the will power when you're constantly hungry.

Try that with a thyroid condition, pre diabetic, pre menopausal at age 40. I was able to lose 55 lbs in my early 30s but it crept back on and now at 40 I'm struggling.

@@aimeebaldwin5600 I'm 52 and lost 25kg in the last 2,5 years. But more importantly I went from 27% to 10% body fat. (context: I'm 198cm and 92kg) But, I'm not menopausal and I neither had or have any other health condition, I give you thag. If you think these drugs will give you the necessary initial kick - go for it! I'm just saying that for the overwhelming part of overweight individuals more activity and less calories would be enough.