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"Just out of curiosity, you ask if anyone’s been on them but your status says “weight loss Injections, inbox for details”. Are you selling them or asking for your own use? 🤔" 🫢 | |||
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"Many years ago I met a male couple who wanted a spit roast with me. It was quite possibly the best sex I've ever had" Wrong thread, holly? 😂😂 | |||
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"It should go without saying but don't inject yourself with anything not given to you by a British doctor or pharmacist from licensed premises (unless you live in another country of course). Last week someone turned out to be injecting themelves with windcreen wash, with predictable results." 20/20 vision? | |||
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"...but what happens when you stop getting jabbed? Always wondered" Puffer fish face immediately I've seen it live  | |||
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"Im contemplating them. I spent months training hard with a PT, eating well, doing loads of steps each day. No change in weight (or inches before I get the ‘muscle weighs more than fat’. Even saw a dietician who wanted a month’s worth of food diaries (and I logged everything). They couldn’t understand why I wasn’t losing weight as just food alone and the calorie deficit would have caused weight loss in itself without training on top. I was prescribed weight loss tablets years ago which worked a treat but they’ve since been withdrawn from issue. All bloods that have been repeated over and over are all normal. I’m done battering myself in the gym, scrutinising everything I eat and denying myself treats now and again and getting nowhere. Can’t stand the thought of injecting myself but it’s once a week and hopefully it’ll be worth it in the long run and I may actually see some results from my hard work. Life is too short to be miserable!" If you're insulin resistant its harder to lose weight | |||
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"...but what happens when you stop getting jabbed? Always wondered" If you don't keep up with good diet and exercise you put it back on at twice the speed | |||
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"Sure monjaro has given me blurred vision. Have lost nearly three stone since September. " I have lost 2 and half since end January, no jab though. I am not going to diss anyone who wants to take these things to help them lose weight, trust me after a life of yoyo weight gains and losses I know how hard it is to stay on track. I did consider taking them for a while then decided as I don't normally like injecting stuff into my body and I am not sure those side effects would be something I fancy so I went for the old fashioned way of less calories in. It is hard to get the willpower at the beginning and obviously these jabs take that away but once I was into it... carrying on losing weight is greater temptation than eating what I shouldn't. I know if I stop I may put weight back on if I don't maintain, but by the reports I have seen, when stopping the jabs it seems to make you put it back on faster. | |||
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"I have it as T2 diabetic, not lost 1lb but it has helped my diabetes which is why am on it. I have mounjaro at 5mg and have for 9 months, appetite has massively decreased, I do more exercise but still not lost any weight. Some people react differently so just be open minded x" Have you changed your diet significantly? I've lost a good amount of weight with it but have had to make major changes to my diet, including giving up alcohol | |||
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"I have it as T2 diabetic, not lost 1lb but it has helped my diabetes which is why am on it. I have mounjaro at 5mg and have for 9 months, appetite has massively decreased, I do more exercise but still not lost any weight. Some people react differently so just be open minded x Have you changed your diet significantly? I've lost a good amount of weight with it but have had to make major changes to my diet, including giving up alcohol " Wouldn't doing that without the injections work anyway? | |||
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"I have it as T2 diabetic, not lost 1lb but it has helped my diabetes which is why am on it. I have mounjaro at 5mg and have for 9 months, appetite has massively decreased, I do more exercise but still not lost any weight. Some people react differently so just be open minded x Have you changed your diet significantly? I've lost a good amount of weight with it but have had to make major changes to my diet, including giving up alcohol Wouldn't doing that without the injections work anyway? " It should do but I, like many others on the medication, find it much easier to stick to the dieting, due to reduced appetite and food noise, etc. The meds aren't a magic fat melting tool, as some would hope for but they supplement the necessary dieting very well. They add a choice for people who need to lose weight. | |||
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"Ok but your skin goes ridiculously lose u need to weigh training as well " Everyone has their own unique results, including side effects response. It's the dieting that results in the weight loss - are you stating that everyone on a diet gets 'ridiculously loose...skin'? That doesn't seem to stack up against the evidence. | |||
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"I'm ashamed to say I've lost 16st on mounjaro. 2 years. Never felt better. New mindset. Just don't like my boney coccyx." Congratulations | |||
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"Ok but your skin goes ridiculously lose u need to weigh training as well Everyone has their own unique results, including side effects response. It's the dieting that results in the weight loss - are you stating that everyone on a diet gets 'ridiculously loose...skin'? That doesn't seem to stack up against the evidence. " Unfortunately,and especially with rapid or extreme weight loss, it's a very real situation that will need to be dealt with in future or you live with it. Training will help a little but as we age , elasticity of our skin decreases and there is a limit to what we can achieve naturally. | |||
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"I'm ashamed to say I've lost 16st on mounjaro. 2 years. Never felt better. New mindset. Just don't like my boney coccyx." Great result. Certainly nothing to be ashamed of at all Be proud of yourself. | |||
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"For 20 years I have struggled with my weight, every diet every fad under the sun. Gyms, running, pats. All had varying results but any weight lost comes back on. I have never found it easier to loose weight than since starting the jabs. I have lost over 3 stone. For me it has completely changed my eating habits. No snacking between meals, no binge eating, not constantly hungry like when trying to diet. The food noise I used to have in my head has gone. That’s my experience and I’m carrying on. It’s expensive but I can justify it, I get that not many can’t but this, for me, was last chance saloon. My health was only going one way before this" Completely agree!! This was my story too. I eat healthily. Exercise more than most (2 massive dogs plus gym), tried everything. Did a weightless dna test. It turns out my body only needs 1400 cal a day. Without the jabs 1400 feels like starvation. I’m only taking 3/4 of the second level of dosing (0.5mg) to spread it out. Any more I feel sick and rough. Yes I’m losing waaaaya slower than most. Yes it’s costing more. But, life is too short to be miserable and losing weight while being healthy and no food noise is amazing. | |||
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"What do people think about weight loss injections and how much are they " They are an excellent tool to help people with their weight loss journey. Obviously, like all drugs they have side effects and each person will have to decide if these effects can be tolerated. Mostly, tummy troubles, heartburn and constipation, some feelings of sickness etc. The cost is a real consideration. If you are confident once your desired weight is reached you can then use the meds as a tool to help maintain stable weight or then to use the normal willpower, diet, exercise to maintain. If you feel you cannot maintain on the normal willpower etc then it could be you will spend thousands of pounds just to end up back where you started or even heavier. Or, you could use the larger doses to reduce, then small maintenance doses for stability. There are new drugs in the pipeline waiting for approval and it can be envisaged that some folks will have these type of drug for a lifetime, as there is no doubt the health benefits from substantial weight loss are undeniable but once appetite is suppressed a close watch on diet and muscle building / maintenance regime is important. In short, its up to you. As always, chat to your GP and consider the options and as always, best to try an exercise, food, lifestyle option if possible. The initial cost is around £70 for a 4 dose monthly injectable pen. The costs then increase up to around £300 per month when you need the higher doses of around 12.5 mg. It ain't cheap and consideration of what happens when you reach your target weight has to factor into decision making. Good luck. | |||
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"Can appreciate it’s helped a lot of people out who struggle to shift weight the ‘natural way’, but for me the health concerns already coming out of the woodwork is enough of a red flag to not consider it. Same thing with vaping, it’s been widespread for the best part of a decade now and even back then the risk of ‘Popcorn Lung’ was a subtle rumour doing the rounds, but it’s now more widespread and recognised as a resulting health concern. Funnily enough this sounds all too familiar when once upon a time smoking was considered good for you, until it was irrefutable that you were doing anything other than healthy when sparking up." Do you know the long term consequences of uncontrolled diabetes? | |||
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"Im contemplating them. I spent months training hard with a PT, eating well, doing loads of steps each day. No change in weight (or inches before I get the ‘muscle weighs more than fat’. Even saw a dietician who wanted a month’s worth of food diaries (and I logged everything). They couldn’t understand why I wasn’t losing weight as just food alone and the calorie deficit would have caused weight loss in itself without training on top. I was prescribed weight loss tablets years ago which worked a treat but they’ve since been withdrawn from issue. All bloods that have been repeated over and over are all normal. I’m done battering myself in the gym, scrutinising everything I eat and denying myself treats now and again and getting nowhere. Can’t stand the thought of injecting myself but it’s once a week and hopefully it’ll be worth it in the long run and I may actually see some results from my hard work. Life is too short to be miserable!" Did your bloods include thyroid levels? | |||
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"I use wegovy, I find it okay, the only real side effect I get is a bit of constipation. Wegovy is the cheaper option too. " Me too. Although have found that if I eat a Galaxy Ripple, I get explosive runs 🙈 (happened twice, linked it with chocolate the 2nd time) | |||
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"Can appreciate it’s helped a lot of people out who struggle to shift weight the ‘natural way’, but for me the health concerns already coming out of the woodwork is enough of a red flag to not consider it. Same thing with vaping, it’s been widespread for the best part of a decade now and even back then the risk of ‘Popcorn Lung’ was a subtle rumour doing the rounds, but it’s now more widespread and recognised as a resulting health concern. Funnily enough this sounds all too familiar when once upon a time smoking was considered good for you, until it was irrefutable that you were doing anything other than healthy when sparking up. Do you know the long term consequences of uncontrolled diabetes?" Diabetes is fairly easily controlled now. | |||
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"Can appreciate it’s helped a lot of people out who struggle to shift weight the ‘natural way’, but for me the health concerns already coming out of the woodwork is enough of a red flag to not consider it. Same thing with vaping, it’s been widespread for the best part of a decade now and even back then the risk of ‘Popcorn Lung’ was a subtle rumour doing the rounds, but it’s now more widespread and recognised as a resulting health concern. Funnily enough this sounds all too familiar when once upon a time smoking was considered good for you, until it was irrefutable that you were doing anything other than healthy when sparking up." These type of agonist drugs have been around for a very long time in different forms and are very safe but like all drugs do have side effects but nothing that most people in decent health can't tolerate. The dose can easily be changed should effects become an issue and stopping is extremely easy but can lead to a bounce in weight gain, so a wean off is best. | |||
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"My dad was in hospital the other month. Was told by the doctors that the specialist ward he was in, kidney, pancreas etc, was full of people with side effects to these weight loss jabs, so be careful people. Especially if the deal looks too good to be true, no idea how many dodgy knock off jabs exist these days " Your scare ref a hospital ward being full of people prescribed this type of medication, needs to be balanced with the evidence of overall improvements to health, that the majority of people get, as well as reductions in major adverse cardiovascular events too. | |||
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"What do people think about weight loss injections and how much are they They are an excellent tool to help people with their weight loss journey. Obviously, like all drugs they have side effects and each person will have to decide if these effects can be tolerated. Mostly, tummy troubles, heartburn and constipation, some feelings of sickness etc. The cost is a real consideration. If you are confident once your desired weight is reached you can then use the meds as a tool to help maintain stable weight or then to use the normal willpower, diet, exercise to maintain. If you feel you cannot maintain on the normal willpower etc then it could be you will spend thousands of pounds just to end up back where you started or even heavier. Or, you could use the larger doses to reduce, then small maintenance doses for stability. There are new drugs in the pipeline waiting for approval and it can be envisaged that some folks will have these type of drug for a lifetime, as there is no doubt the health benefits from substantial weight loss are undeniable but once appetite is suppressed a close watch on diet and muscle building / maintenance regime is important. In short, its up to you. As always, chat to your GP and consider the options and as always, best to try an exercise, food, lifestyle option if possible. The initial cost is around £70 for a 4 dose monthly injectable pen. The costs then increase up to around £300 per month when you need the higher doses of around 12.5 mg. It ain't cheap and consideration of what happens when you reach your target weight has to factor into decision making. Good luck. "Many people never need to go up to the higher doses to lose a healthy amount of weight at a healthily , my advice is do your own research and chat to your GP and ask questions. Also don’t start unless you know you are going to be able to fund it for a while | |||
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"Some people have lost a lot, a lot of weight with them. Complete transformations. If that helps them, the more power to them. Personally, I didn’t want to pay over £200 a month for something I could do on my own initiative. But I didn’t have that much weight to lose in the first place. I’ve lost 2 stone with lifestyle changes and still have another stone to lose. I have diabetes 2 so in theory eligible for them on the NHS but my BMI was never high enough for them to prescribe it to me. It seems they are a very good medicine. If people are able to use them to aid a healthier lifestyle, great. 🩷🎀"I’m one of those people - they enabled me to change my lifestyle | |||
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"If my understanding is correct it’s a GLP1 blocker. It interferes with appetite and urge to eat. It also interferes with what gets digested/absorbed. So far so good. Lack of appetite and not absorbing enough nutrients is ofcourse not great! Also it’s been reported that it causes muscle mass loss, maybe fats too. But muscle mass is worrying! Muscles are not only those showy biceps and abs, but heart muscles, muscles in the arteries probably will all get affected indiscriminately. I can not imagine it be good long term and would rather avoid and try something else. Caution; stopping is also not as straightforward as one would think. The lost muscle mass gets replaced with fats! I think the Pharma industry is again pushing irresponsibly a medication that isn’t fully researched. Let’s wait and see" . Totally agree with this , everyone can lose weight the natural way without injecting drugs , go to the gym weight train , walk as much as you can manage everyday, stop eating rubbish and fill up on healthy food instead and stay in calorie deficit and your body with definitely improve in so many ways.. | |||
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"If my understanding is correct it’s a GLP1 blocker. It interferes with appetite and urge to eat. It also interferes with what gets digested/absorbed. So far so good. Lack of appetite and not absorbing enough nutrients is ofcourse not great! Also it’s been reported that it causes muscle mass loss, maybe fats too. But muscle mass is worrying! Muscles are not only those showy biceps and abs, but heart muscles, muscles in the arteries probably will all get affected indiscriminately. I can not imagine it be good long term and would rather avoid and try something else. Caution; stopping is also not as straightforward as one would think. The lost muscle mass gets replaced with fats! I think the Pharma industry is again pushing irresponsibly a medication that isn’t fully researched. Let’s wait and see. Totally agree with this , everyone can lose weight the natural way without injecting drugs , go to the gym weight train , walk as much as you can manage everyday, stop eating rubbish and fill up on healthy food instead and stay in calorie deficit and your body with definitely improve in so many ways.." That's the whole point of the jabs, some people don't have the same biochemistry to cause satiation. If it was as easy as just deciding not to eat bad food, and go to the gym more, people would. The whole point of a GLP-1 is it triggers satiation easier so you people don't eat as much. It slows down digestion, keeping you fuller for longer allowing you to return to a healthier food intake. GIP then increases your insulin sensitivity, meaning you get a better insulin spike to help your body utilise fats more effectively. The benefits of theses single and double agonising peptides, even in people who would be considered just outside a healthy bodyweight is staggering. And that's before you get into the realms of the stuff not on the shelves. There's a world of stuff out there, and more people are biohacking themselves every day. Don't want to get on a sunbed? Melanotan. Dodgy joints? BPC. All these jabs are working wonders for people, and they're all naturally occurring within the body, but we have varying levels from person to person. Mounjaro is no different to weight loss to a knee brace with running. You've still got to do the work, it's just that help to stop you failing. | |||
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"Can appreciate it’s helped a lot of people out who struggle to shift weight the ‘natural way’, but for me the health concerns already coming out of the woodwork is enough of a red flag to not consider it. Same thing with vaping, it’s been widespread for the best part of a decade now and even back then the risk of ‘Popcorn Lung’ was a subtle rumour doing the rounds, but it’s now more widespread and recognised as a resulting health concern. Funnily enough this sounds all too familiar when once upon a time smoking was considered good for you, until it was irrefutable that you were doing anything other than healthy when sparking up." Zero confirmed cases of popcorn lung in the UK. Not saying they're good, just correcting that point. These "drugs" in the pens are naturally occurring within the body anyway, what the pens do is allow people who have lower levels naturally occurring to boost the level (and those who choose to to enhance their levels) The side effects of the peptides are minimal compared with things like AAS's | |||
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"Can appreciate it’s helped a lot of people out who struggle to shift weight the ‘natural way’, but for me the health concerns already coming out of the woodwork is enough of a red flag to not consider it. Same thing with vaping, it’s been widespread for the best part of a decade now and even back then the risk of ‘Popcorn Lung’ was a subtle rumour doing the rounds, but it’s now more widespread and recognised as a resulting health concern. Funnily enough this sounds all too familiar when once upon a time smoking was considered good for you, until it was irrefutable that you were doing anything other than healthy when sparking up. Do you know the long term consequences of uncontrolled diabetes? Diabetes is fairly easily controlled now." Only if you know you have it. | |||
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"I use wegovy, I find it okay, the only real side effect I get is a bit of constipation. Wegovy is the cheaper option too. Me too. Although have found that if I eat a Galaxy Ripple, I get explosive runs 🙈 (happened twice, linked it with chocolate the 2nd time) " I've not had any chocolate to be honest. I might just give it a wide birth now haha. Milk made me ill when I was talking Mounjaro. I was uncontrollably sick 🤢 | |||
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"These weight loss jabs seem to be showing worrying side effects and remember they were not developed for weight loss originally but for diabetes treatments. Apparently there is a 2 billion dollar lawsuit against one of the better known jab because of a thyroid cancer side effect that was covered up. Not to be a tin foil hat type but the pharma industry is probably one of the most untrustworthy industries out there, known to suppress known cures in order to promote long term treatments amongst other very questionable practices. What were we talking about again. " Is there any actual evidence to support your claim that cures are being suppressed? | |||
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