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I’ve been hearing a lot about Ozempic for weight loss lately. From what I’ve gathered, it’s a medication meant initially for diabetes, but it’s now gaining attention for helping with weight loss, too.
Some people rave about it, saying it’s helped them shed pounds, but others mention side effects like nausea or stomach issues. I’d say it’s always a good idea to talk with your doctor first to make sure it’s right for you. If you’re exploring other options like supplements, you might check out purchase steroids, but do your research to ensure everything’s safe and legit.
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I was 160kg back in 2018 and now sitting at 115 lowest I got to was 110 im fighting struggling to get below 110 every time I do blow out 5-7kg.
Diet is the key I’ve tried high intensity training and cardio but never works if you just consuming high calorie foods such as kfc etc.
I took ozempic for a month didn’t find really it did much for me so I stopped. You can lose weight quickly with proper diet and excercise you don’t even have to push yourself in the gym just some resistance training and get an hour walking a day. I believe in an aggressive cut rather than .5kg a week if you are really obese.
Lots of ppl I know have done bypass surgeries which I would never consider.
Save money on fast food and use that money for a workout at Ginza and fuck hard !
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They’re impressive results.
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Ozempic is not the only the drug / medication for weight loss. Opioid medication does the same thing because it suppresses your appetite.
