For those shooting up to get less fat, you got any strategies for shitting?

10/17/2024 4:20:14 PM

Aim for the terlet.

Also,

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10/17/2024 5:25:53 PM

Can you maintain this as a glp1 experience blog?

Howd you start? How's it going or rather not going?

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10/18/2024 3:20:33 PM

checking back in

lost 50 lbs
a lot of my interest in compulsive behaviors is diminished

the side effects were rough at first but I'm at the highest dose and not experiencing side effects anymore

still can't shit

4/20/2025 12:12:39 AM

^ but you still beat it 6 times a day, right?

4/20/2025 12:49:57 AM

Quote :

"STILL BEST IT"

4/20/2025 12:58:37 AM

nope

4/20/2025 10:18:34 AM

I’m terrified of some of the more permanent side effects from these drugs. The potential stomach paralysis, loss of sight, etc.

So once you’re at the highest dose, do you continue losing weight?

4/21/2025 9:15:28 AM

yes... at least, I think so

I've stalled a little bit but that's because the side effects aren't as bad as they were earlier

but I also started losing again because I simply eat less

4/21/2025 9:22:17 AM

This thread title is a clever play on words.

4/21/2025 12:50:09 PM

Go find some old chips with olestra

4/21/2025 3:08:55 PM

I drank Metamucil the last two nights and things started getting going today.

What a relief.

4/21/2025 6:05:00 PM

I highly recommend the virus I had over the holiday weekend if shitting is your goal. Otherwise, it is hard to recommend under nearly any circumstance. You will be ready for your colonoscopy without drinking a gallon of that stuff.

4/21/2025 9:20:43 PM

Why does the Wegovy commercial say, "Some people even lost more than 46 pounds?"

That's a very specific number to state, so why not give the actual specific number? Was it 47 pounds? 48 pounds?

I would understand if they said "more than 45 pounds" or something like that, where they at least used a common threshold (a multiple of 5).

I thought perhaps it was the result of a conversion from a study done in metric units, but 46 pounds is 20.87 kilograms, and 20 kilograms is about 44 pounds, so that seems unlikely.

I am sincerely curious about how these sorts of marketing decisions get made.

5/4/2025 11:20:06 AM

Maybe it makes it more memorable

5/5/2025 8:47:50 PM