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Fats/former fats of Kovaze

Fairytales 2 months ago36 views

Do you recommend mounjaro or ozempic? I am trying to lose 12 and a half pounds.

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koolness2342 months ago

@FAIRYTALE OMG IM NOT FAT THOUGH AND NEVER HAVE BEEN FAT nothing wrong with it, just saw the title lol

Glaceon2 months ago

It depends. Mounjaro is a medication with a lot of side effects, you can expect sulfuric tasting reflux and burping, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, and at worse things like acute pancreatitis. You should obviously go to a doctor that knows how and when to prescribe it, endocrinologist, weight control/metabolism specialist.. Mounjaro expects a weight loss of around 15% your current weight in the span of 3-6 months (really really does depend on your startup and activity during the treatment). The problem is it is essentially a for life medication as the moment you suspend it you can see a pretty significant bounce back Mounjaro and other GLP1 inhibitors are expensive too, if your insurance doesn’t cover it it can get annoying quick What people don’t realize is that weight reduction kind of does solve like a good chunk of comorbities or risk factors a person can have, so if you can and are apt for the treatment there is genuinely not a lot of cons that outweight pros (unless you’re normal weight obviously lmao)

AMANDA2 months ago

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Glaceon2 months ago

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brookie2 months ago

Glaceon don't let this scare you tho i have had literally 0 side effects on zepbound and my insurance gives me 3 months worth for $25 💕 just take the fiber supplements girl you don't wanna be caught dead with the GLP1 constipation !!

brookie2 months ago

12 pounds? that's not a lot for GLP1 imo lol ive been on zepbound for like 10 months! i love it!