yeah, when people starve themselves, they lose muscle mass.

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Oct 3, 2024
3:58:56pm

Belboz Intervention Needed

yeah, when people starve themselves, they lose muscle mass.

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Belboz

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Some interesting GLP-1 (Ozempic) data starting to trickle out...

lilpenny

9:02am

I want to know more about the side effects

RexIdaCoug

9:06am

They are pretty well known. The class of drugs has been around for a few decades

TN_Coug

9:07am

No such thing as a free lunch. I still think something will eventually

UNLVcougar

9:16am

GI Discomfort...aka...

Tio

10:19am

Bummer for all the people hitting the gym to do more strength training. Don't need any more bodies in the gym with me.

WDaddy

9:07am

I think we all knew this from Mike Waters' sudden Planet Fitness obsession.

Longseason

9:09am

Cheap options will disappear in the US

murrolems

9:14am

FDA took tirzepatide (better than Ozempic/semaglutide) off the shortage list just this week.

9:17am

Interesting. Didn't see that. Will be interesting how that plays out.

cougfanz

9:22am

Yeah, kinda a bummer. It happened sooner than I thought it would.

9:27am

Yea that's going to be really interesting.. I think the govt will manipulate it

cougfanz

9:18am

You underestimate the power and greed of big pharma

murrolems

9:25am

For sure. Huge money on both sides. Pharma usually wins but I'm still not

cougfanz

9:31am

I am not sure that many people really want to lift weights (heavy weights)....

WIGGIN

9:14am

Exactly. The average adult (obese or not) hasn't picked up a weight in years

cougfanz

9:25am

You might be right.They weren't committed to putting in the work before, why now

coolblue

9:32am

Probably, but for females you don't have to go super heavy to look good

lilpenny

9:35am

The thing with weights: you can see progress relatively quickly--especially

Mufasa

9:37am

RE: Some interesting GLP-1 (Ozempic) data starting to trickle out...

9:20am

RE: Some interesting GLP-1 (Ozempic) data starting to trickle out...

lilpenny

9:36am

I agree with most of what you said with a couple of caveats:

Doctor Rosenrosen

9:24am

Agree 100% on Cardio/Vo2 for health.

lilpenny

9:37am

My whole family is on Ozempic

Bexell_Hall

9:24am

Great interview. I've been watching Casey Means and Petter Attia for years.

coolblue

9:46am

In what way do they eat like crap? Do you mean small portions of junk food?

Belboz

10:25am

Prior to Ozempic, my family was trying to eat better...

Bexell_Hall

12:54pm

sounds like a mistake. They should be eating a high fiber high protein diet and lift heavy weights.

TN_Coug

1:00pm

But why should they if they don't need to?

Bexell_Hall

1:45pm

They don't know they need to. Their prescriber is failing them.

TN_Coug

2:10pm

I see more the opposite effect. Often people are more motivated to work out

cougfanz

3:39pm

My experience is totally the opposite

Bexell_Hall

3:55pm

Your sample size is wrong, read the first post in this thread

TN_Coug

4:21pm

The 10 people I know on Ozempic, don’t workout. Thats my experience

Bexell_Hall

5:11pm

Yeah, they eat junk but not as much of it and call that a win.

Belboz

1:15pm

I'll be interested in long-term effects

Bexell_Hall

1:55pm

What we do know is that being obese for long periods of time is definitely worse than any of those things you mentioned.

2:13pm

For sure. I think its ideal for Obese people.

Bexell_Hall

3:59pm

You said they are “thicker boned,” so I’m guessing they were fat, but in your family that’s not considered fat.

4:14pm

Yikes

Bexell_Hall

5:05pm

Yikes indeed. You are arguing against mountains of data with your anecdotes that may or may not be true. Part of your

7:22pm

Okay Karen!

Bexell_Hall

7:31pm

You’re the one Karen-ing here with your bitterness

9:17pm

Ozempic doesn't remove muscle, weight loss removes muscle.

TN_Coug

2:14pm

RE: Ozempic doesn't remove muscle, weight loss removes muscle.

Bexell_Hall

3:06pm

It's the weight loss that causes sarcopenia.

TN_Coug

3:20pm

100%.. Highlights the issues with the nurse prescribed apps and clinics

cougfanz

3:37pm

That's great if people exercise

Bexell_Hall

3:50pm

Your family wasn't exercising before so I guess I don't get your point

cougfanz

4:03pm

They were exercising before

Bexell_Hall

5:07pm

Your small sample size is inaccurate. Read the first post in this thread

TN_Coug

4:20pm

My experience contradicts the OP claim

Bexell_Hall

5:08pm

RE: My experience contradicts the OP claim

TN_Coug

6:28pm

Some experts say it shouldnt even be a worry

TN_Coug

7:06pm

yeah, when people starve themselves, they lose muscle mass.

Belboz

3:58pm

I will say this.....

TheHop

9:48am

They could literally be the answer to saving health care and driving down the cost for everyone

11:18am

In my mind, there is a argument for government using eminent domain to acquire the patent from tirzepitide from EL

TN_Coug

11:35am

Seriously, or at the very least stop price gouging the US. Every other country gets it for 15% of what we pay.

11:42am

I know a few Optivida food system reps who were crazy successful.

10:09am

U are starving yourself but do not receive chemical signals to bother you

claw

11:07am

studies show those chemical signals are faulty in obese people

TN_Coug

11:11am

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