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I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really. However what I have learned as I was researching the drug is that 99% of people that say they are on Ozempic are really just taking the active ingredient of the drug (semaglutide) via sourcing it from sketchy online compounding pharmacies with no quality control, and then shooting themselves up with self prescribed and managed doses using vials and syringes they buy off Amazon. Thoguh has issued a correction as of 22:16 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Vox Nihili posted:They're owned by the same family of German billionaires yeah it says that in the quote I posted above
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:16 |
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anime was right posted:economies of scale
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webcams for christ posted:this FT article made the rounds on CSPAM when it was published in December, rightly so: It seems like post 2016 ish theyve returned to the average standards of the pre-Reform era with the added benefit of being the most productive nation on the planet. drat. Deng ftw.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:24 |
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Thoguh posted:I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:24 |
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Nonsense posted:The economy is expanding, and you must expand with it the goonilogical constant, dark calories
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Thoguh posted:I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really. Healthcare!
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Thoguh posted:I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:27 |
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Heck Yes! Loam! posted:Healthcare! Also means if it does turn out to cause your body to turn in to a giant cancer cell or something they won’t be able to sue the drug company because they aren’t actually taking the drug that was tested and approved and manufactured by the official source they are taking grey market versions of the active ingredient.
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webcams for christ posted:this is honestly the only part of Obesity Discourse that gets me fired up lmao.
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this will fall on deaf ears unfortunately (or deservedly, depending on your mood) https://x.com/isabellamweber/status/1751238699780567375 Panfilo posted:As qan aside, years ago people got really salty when I pointed out that goons were able to accept that their poverty was due to to systemic factors, yet when it came to obesity they were full blown "personal responsibility" about it. You can apply the logic to both things - money in money out, calories in calories out. But they were more comfortable being judgmental about weight than poverty. it feels trite to point that out but some posters are impressively obtuse
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:52 |
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webcams for christ posted:this will fall on deaf ears unfortunately (or deservedly, depending on your mood) Has anything bad ever happened when Germany's economy was being crushed by austerity and international debts causing furious, frustrated Germans begin to blame an outgroup for their troubles?
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 22:56 |
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Thoguh posted:I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really. That's more respectable than getting it from a doctor, major broscience W Bring back DNP
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 23:01 |
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Thoguh posted:I just got on Wegovy after a decade of being really good at losing weight and really bad at keeping it off and I figure if it works then the risk of long term side effects is very likely going to be outweighed by the reduction in my risk of a bunch of obesity related issues so world of contrasts really. bodybuilding mindset is consuming the west and we all love to see it
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 23:05 |
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ibm-offers-employees-new-retirement-account-that-looks-a-lot-like-a-pension-140048840.html god i loving hate this poo poo man yeah its almost just like a pension sort of perhaps!! except for the only way that actually matters, which is a guaranteed yearly payout amount when you need it this is just a loving 401k you cant get high yield investments in ffs, theyre doing it because its cheaper for them to offer
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 23:08 |
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Panfilo posted:As an aside, years ago people got really salty when I pointed out that goons were able to accept that their poverty was due to to systemic factors, yet when it came to obesity they were full blown "personal responsibility" about it. You can apply the logic to both things - money in money out, calories in calories out. But they were more comfortable being judgmental about weight than poverty. The relationship between poverty and obesity is about to become so tightly coupled that this is going to become a particularly bad look (that no one will care about). It's already a kind of a class signifier, but within five years you're going to be able to pick out any random overweight person and have a pretty good idea that they're actually really, really poor.
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 23:14 |
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:The study is pretty clear: sustainable weight loss requires lifestyle changes. stop trying to make me like mods
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Paradoxish posted:The relationship between poverty and obesity is about to become so tightly coupled that this is going to become a particularly bad look (that no one will care about). I think this correlation is poorly understood by normies in the face of the fact that poor people are less able to afford food period (one in seven in the US has food insecurity) and more likely to work longer hours in jobs that burn more calories. Of course the reality is more complicated with things like food deserts, poor access to proper healthcare or education, stress, poorer sleep hygiene, trauma, etc. It gets so easy for people to over simplify the problem by telling people "stop eating McDonald's nonstop".
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# ? Jan 27, 2024 23:37 |
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Paradoxish posted:The relationship between poverty and obesity is about to become so tightly coupled that this is going to become a particularly bad look (that no one will care about). pancreatitis and life long injections that make you feel gross, for all! mazel tov! we did it everybody
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self-loathing fat hitlers of means
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PoundSand posted:I dunno willa, I've just seen you post on covid in other topics such as education concerns that align awfully closely/identically to some of the worst takes on gov covid response it's hard to look at you weighing some measures that may have admittedly done some amount of harm vs the far larger harm that came from general nonresponse/lifting measures early as some sort of serious non-political perspective. Willa Rogers posted:yeah, this is why we're at a standstill: I'm talking about individual instances of government overreach instead of "narratives" about "government" doing "nothing."
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# ? Jan 28, 2024 00:40 |
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I ate japanese school lunches for a year they were always nothing but "real" food. vegetables, fish, rice, etc., all in a wide variety. rarely anything was fried. no cheese, no processed meat, no weird sauces or candies. i was blown away. and i lived in a pretty poor area by japanese standards. the food we give children in america is poison. poo poo, the food most people eat is poison.
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Scarabrae posted:anyways here’s fun article
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JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:I ate japanese school lunches for a year school lunch in america isnt a school lunch program its an agwaste disposal subsidy
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we got chocolate milk in plastic sacks
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19 o'clock posted:I’m at the econ thread
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Thread just reminded me I have brownies
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titty_baby_ posted:we got chocolate milk in plastic sacks reminded me that in elementary school water literally wasnt an option. had to choose some kind of milk and frequently we got like hosed up mis-stamped date milk which resulted in me getting chunky milk and turned me off milk for pretty much the rest of my life. I just ate a dry lunch and went to the water fountain after lunch.
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The Oldest Man posted:Thread just reminded me I have brownies i’d eat a brownie
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Update the brownie wasn't very good
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The Oldest Man posted:school lunch in america isnt a school lunch program its an agwaste disposal subsidy i literally never had school lunches they at least existed in elementary school but it was far too expensive a program for my family (i had to work serving it sometimes though!), by jr high it wasn't even an option the cafeteria was solely for eating food you brought in and by high school everybody just ate from the vending machines that had recently been installed or snuck off campus to fast food
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# ? Jan 28, 2024 01:51 |
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Panfilo posted:I think this correlation is poorly understood by normies in the face of the fact that poor people are less able to afford food period (one in seven in the US has food insecurity) and more likely to work longer hours in jobs that burn more calories. Of course the reality is more complicated with things like food deserts, poor access to proper healthcare or education, stress, poorer sleep hygiene, trauma, etc. It gets so easy for people to over simplify the problem by telling people "stop eating McDonald's nonstop". McDonald's isn't bad on the scale of American garbage food. A 550 calorie burger pales in comparison to a 1800 calorie hamburger at the brewpub or a 1200 calorie "coffee" at Starbuck's The issue is not McDonald's or other convenience foods for time poor working people, any more than automats were killing people in the 1940s. It's the indulgent poo poo that the middle class is told is their birthright.
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# ? Jan 28, 2024 02:10 |
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I went to McDonald's today and had two (2) hamburgers. That's 500 calories. The Red Robin Whiskey River BBQ burger is 1200 calories before you even touch your Bottomless Fries (R). Even their veggie poo poo is straight up worse than eating at McD's
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# ? Jan 28, 2024 02:12 |
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Anyone else think that AI Taylor Swift porn thing is a false flag, potentially by some anti-AI group/individual or rival country, to accelerate AI legislation? https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1751132539912143331 err has issued a correction as of 02:47 on Jan 28, 2024 |
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nah it's rutibex
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silentsnack posted:nah it's rutibex
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occams rutibex says: the simplest answer is one involving horny goonling nerds
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err posted:Anyone else think that AI Taylor Swift porn thing is a false flag, potentially by some anti-AI group/individual or rival country, to accelerate AI legislation? Does anyone think it to be not surrptious?
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Panfilo posted:As an aside, years ago people got really salty when I pointed out that goons were able to accept that their poverty was due to to systemic factors, yet when it came to obesity they were full blown "personal responsibility" about it. You can apply the logic to both things - money in money out, calories in calories out. But they were more comfortable being judgmental about weight than poverty. lol yup moreover, free croup
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