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1 minute ago, MsVixen said:

That's because he doesn't have enough teeth.....

The way some of these poundticipants eat, teeth are a hindrance, if anything.  They just shove the food in with both hands as fast as the arms will move.  Had they stopped to chew carefully, they would actually feel satiated before they finished their dinner fit for five. 

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1 minute ago, sainte-chapelle said:

I don’t get why Ozempic makes one thin…is it an appetite suppressant?

It slows digestion and slows absorbtion, so the stomach and intestines stay full longer...like, forever. For diabetics (me) it helps our blood sugar to remain stable because we absorb our fuel more slowly. I'm sure it does other things, but that was how they got me to take it. 

Cravings and ravenousness disappear, too, not in the speedy, zippy, Black Beauties/Dexatrim way, but just literally disappears. It's like waking up and everything smells a little spoiled and tastes kind of like rice chex with no milk....ugh, never mind, I'll just have tea, thanks. 

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1 minute ago, sainte-chapelle said:

I don’t get why Ozempic makes one thin…is it an appetite suppressant?

I was on it for 18 months - until I got pancreatitis. I went on it for diabetes; weight loss was a side effect.

Many on O get nauseous, so they don't eat much, hence the weight loss. When they do eat, they are okay with smaller amounts. I didn't have the physical issues, but I did have what we called 'disinterest in food.' I just didn't want it.

I did well, lowered my blood sugar a lot, lost weight, and had minimal issues, then got the g.d. pancreatitis and can't take any drugs from that family anymore. It's been almost a year. I was afraid I'd gain the weight back, but I still eat smaller portions and am still losing weight, slowly. My blood sugar is even better on Jardiance than it was on O, so there's that.

I practically was on my knees with the endo in the hospital, begging to stay on O, tho. I've been diabetic for a long time and it was getting harder to stay in control.

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Just now, OoogleEyes said:

I lost 20 lbs after I retired. Stress eating is real, people 

I lost about 30 pounds after I adopted my dog in 2022. Mostly, I don’t get up from my chair anymore for snacks while I watch tv because she’ll think I’m getting ready to take her out and she won’t quit bugging me once that happens.

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1 minute ago, OoogleEyes said:

I lost 20 lbs after I retired. Stress eating is real, people 

I don't know if it's true, but a friend who's a nurse said that she went on the other injectible (Monjaro or something like that), and after months on it, and spending $1700 on it, she only lost 4 lbs.    She claims that since she didn't have a gallbladder, that it didn't work, but I don't know if that's true.  

At least Krystal's really trying. 

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1 minute ago, Suzywriter said:

It slows digestion and slows absorbtion, so the stomach and intestines stay full longer...like, forever. For diabetics (me) it helps our blood sugar to remain stable because we absorb our fuel more slowly. I'm sure it does other things, but that was how they got me to take it. 

Cravings and ravenousness disappear, too, not in the speedy, zippy, Black Beauties/Dexatrim way, but just literally disappears. It's like waking up and everything smells a little spoiled and tastes kind of like rice chex with no milk....ugh, never mind, I'll just have tea, thanks. 

Supposedly, takes away cravings for alcohol. 

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