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Post GLP Use Meta-Analysis

Cool post.

Not surprising at all, really. Not unlike steroids or other meds really. Imagine keeping 1/3 of your gains after going completely natty (no TRT). Wouldn’t be a surprise and might even be considered a decent outcome.

Or like statin or BP meds - there’s no expectation that a year of telmisartan will keep your BP down forever.

So, some people will use it as a stepping stone to better habits (drop the weight and be able to exercise again, eat right, etc.), some will stay on it for lifelong therapy for the weight/metabolic/cardiovascular effects, and some will come off and get fat and stay unhealthy.

Like most things, it’s a choose your own adventure book, and people get out what they put in. Just a tool in the box…


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Oh, and the “cool post” is entirely sincere.

I read it after I hit post and thought it might sound troll-y. Not at all - love when people post up shit that’s backed by data!

Thanks MK


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McPriimate said:
Oh, and the “cool post” is entirely sincere.

I read it after I hit post and thought it might sound troll-y. Not at all - love when people post up shit that’s backed by data!

Thanks MK


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Didn't take it that way at all man. You are good peoples. :)

And your response is 100% You have to change the behavior, it's why 85% plus traditional "diets" fail as well.
 
This is why you don't stop treating a disease and looking at obesity as a disease that needs prolonged care.

Sure some can change their lifestyle habits and that's the best outcome. That can happen as people get healthier and get off blood pressure and other medications given to combat health enablements. But if someone's status quo hasn't changed and their blood pressure is down b/c of mediation, no doctor is going to be "welp, time to take you off that blood pressure med".

Stay on it. Some maintenance dosage. Stay healthy (er)
 
yep, most well known side effect really. gaining it all back.
biggest thing ive noticed with A TOn of people that use these, that are severly overweight and need them, generally speaking they are very depressed or have other mental issues going on.
the weight gain eating was a side effect.
they lose the weight, and then realize that wasnt really their problem to begin with. they were eating for the dopamine / depression.

so they either stop, and gain all the weight back, or get to max dose and gain all the weight back anyway once they stop suppressing appetite.
 

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