Dr Seeds' clinic (Redox Medical Group) has a "Weight Loss" page with a section on "Dispelling the Myths". There's 7 or 8 references at the bottom of that page that may be of interest if you're trying to determine benefit vs risk.
Upset husband wants me to quit
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deleted.user.17 said:
Or maybe you will live an extra ten years. Humans are geared toward loss aversion.
In any case: "If you bargain away your life for security, you will never find your bliss." ~ Joseph Campbell
HumanusExMachina said:
Yes, great find/reminder:
Weight Loss - Redox Medical Group
redoxmedicalgroup.com
I like Dr. Seeds a lot since he is all about the cellular level, which is an interesting perspective and relatively rare on YouTube (which has videos of him being interviewed).
I don't have kidney disease, but my doctor just told me recently that the primary treatment of CKD going forward will be oral GLPs like orforglipron. The current oral drugs for CKD like Farxiga will be seen as less effective. Of course, Farxiga and Jardiance are already seen as less effective for T2D compared to sema and tirz.
If I ever land in the hospital for GI paralysis, I would mostly be upset that I wasn't sharing the room with @Super Trips, who thinks most of us are wimps when it comes to GLP use.
Similarly:
Yes. I do wish India would use MCT oil instead of potentially inflammatory oils for AAS, so I do buy domestic mostly.
Similarly:
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mlke6 said:
Yes. I do wish India would use MCT oil instead of potentially inflammatory oils for AAS, so I do buy domestic mostly.
Ok, just to clarify, I'm NOT A GUY, I'm a woman, but I really think you're off and running on this woman's post.MsGizmo said:
She said her husband is a good guy and CARES ABOUT HER, who are you to label a person you don't know as controlling? And you've created your own narrative that he "doesn't want her to change anything"
Do you find this to be respectful the the WOMAN who originally posted?
You don't speak for the female collective, just saying.
I think @AndyPanda was the only one speaking up for your husband's intentions, though.deleted.user.17 said:
Actually, the "people going blind" was regarding a study of Ozempic/sema users, who are predominently diabetic. The eye condition is one that is strictly found in diabetics and is a rare condition anyway. If a medicine is prescribed for diabetics, there is going to be a % that have lost vision to that condition, it is not the medication it's the particular population in the study.deleted.user.17 said:
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So in the end, your well-intentioned post about a wonderful husband has resulted in a long thread of clichéd, ugly, hostile back-and-forth jibes between two major players, looking like a "battle of the sexes" from the stupid part of the1970s.
Pretty sure I'm gonna have my own unresolved trauma from witnessing it.
if you get a group therapy session together, I'll join.Garbo said:
If you follow the thread in its entirety we stopped talking about OP and her husband and moved into the realm of hypotheticals. The whole back and forth started with the statement that the OP should just do what her husband wants her to do. An opinion that wasn't even asked for. What OP wanted was information she could present to her husband to reassure him that she will be fine.StonePny said:
While I am not going to claim that I speak on behalf of OP and I didn't even in the beginning. I am personally offended by the attitude that woman are the property of their husband and they should just do what they are told. Especially by some little punk who isn't married and has no idea what it takes to spend a life with someone else.
It really isn't, though. It's a mean-spirited, degrading, shitty thing to say about a woman and I don't know if Meso is leaking or what, but this whole thing grosses me right out.MrBMG said:Bro.. this ish is a diabolical mic drop! After reading through the rest of the thread I was crying laughing coming back to this post
How many mgs or mcgs of reta are you on now?deleted.user.17 said:No, I’ve never been overweightI guess I basically microdose to stay lean.
As soon as other posts started talking about their imagined hypotheticals is stopped being about OP anyway. I never claimed to speak for the "female collective" whatever the hell that is supposed to be.StonePny said:
what is Meso and why does it pertain to this discussion? Just curious..randompersonrandom said:
OK here I can see why your husband has concerns.. Why would you experiment with grey market meds, if you have no health reasons to take that risk? That is a valid question.deleted.user.17 said:No, I’ve never been overweight
There are 10,200 deaths per year which are the direct result of an eating disorder in the U.S., which includes anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other specified feeding or eating disorders.
"Yes, that IS control .. HE doesn't want her to change anything .. who is that serving? Again .. we are not here just to please a man"MsGizmo said:
This was your comment this morning . Not a hypothetical, you were speaking about the OP's spouse.
I did read the thread in its entirety. She was asking for practical help in informing him and her thread was hijacked.
It was hijacked by Andy. MsGismo was just responding to his commentStonePny said:
I REALLY shouldn't do this and yet I feel compelled to point out that all of us doing illegal drugs at the same time in no way correlates with the ever-increasing (and somewhat amusing - and obviously intentionally incendiary and escalating) flaming of each other....AndyPanda said:
In other words: It is a logical fallacy that all groups of drug users always argue caustically over issues unrelated to the specific activity of their own drug use.
I recognize that I could be wrong.
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