semaglp1

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by semaglp1 2y ago
I just mean it's physically possible, it's not like we as humans are physically unable to and require a drug to do it for us. But most people aren't willing to grind through the beginning phase that is physically and emotiona
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by semaglp1 2y ago
Yeah, it's wild how much you need to pay attention to diet to get those abs to show. I don't work out for aesthetics, but I train pretty hard for my age (40 -- muay thai a 2-3x per week, kettlebells a couple days, ashtanga yoga a
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by semaglp1 2y ago
Well, it's possible for the majority of people, it's just that the majority of people can't keep up with the things that make it possible. It's a ton of work (and money!) to keep up with a good diet, walk thousands of st
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by semaglp1 2y ago
Agreed! I'm not against people taking them if it helps.
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by semaglp1 2y ago
Oh absolutely, which is why I said I hope people can take these and add some sort of resistance training as they lose the weight. And also totally agree that we need to invest in PT and educating PTs on how to work with people in larger bod
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by semaglp1 2y ago
Not sure why you're getting down-voted, it's a common meme for people to think everyone just died by their 40s. It seems like if you made it to 40 you often could be living into your 70s [1] throughout much of human history. Now I
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by semaglp1 2y ago
There's some evidence of bone density being affected negatively, which could be prevented with exercise: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle... I've also read anecdotal reports o