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Some do, some don’t.
If you really want a fool proof way to lose weight, you need to eat a high protein diet, cut carbs & sugars. Burn more calories than you consume, drink plenty of water, get good sleep, daily exercise that includes a cardio regimen as well as strength training.
In the beginning it may seem slow, also do not determine your results based on the weight scale. Rather how you feel, look and how your clothes feel overtime.
Eventually as your body becomes more metabolic efficient by consistently eating healthy as well as exercising you’ll begin to melt fat off.
MHO right here. I have nothing to add
Semaglutides are relatively new, there isn't much information aside of sunshine studies paid by pharma concerns who want to sell that stuff. Metaformin causes weigh loss in higher doses as "side effect" but it's practically always effect of permanent diarrhea. When patients reduce Metaformin dose they gain weight again and often more than before. Yo Yo effect
For some people's bodies it does and others it just does nothing or makes them gain more weight. I wouldn't try weight loss pills or anything of the like. My mom had tried several different diets to lose weight, but keto & low carb diets worked for her in the end.
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It is a scam. There is no magic pill for getting rid of fat without doing any physical work. The problem is people don't understand what fat is. What is fat? fat is a stored energy source that body will use when there is no external energy coming in (a. k. a. food). Basic physics, energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only be transformed from one form to another. Presumable pill that burns fat, ok, what happens to that fat? is it just magically disappears by braking all rules of physics? or does it exists body? and if it does that doesn't sound healthy or safe at all. If you want to get anything in life, you have to work for it, there is no easy way out, there is no cheat code.
i read about one that's upcoming. i don't recall the name so you'll have to do some research, but it seemed promising. i will tell you that nothing on the market right now will work. but this new product suppresses the appetite by targeting the enzyme or whatever that makes you feel full or hungry!
i went down a rabbithole one night and researched this because i wanted to know too! because i needed to lose some extra weight. i went on the paleo diet, which works! so the answer to your question is coming! if the creator isn't killed or something?
i guess i'll just end this by saying this product will be revolutionary. if properly used there won't be fat people.
Is this one of those videos that tell you it cost a lot to make this stuff and supply is low so order now? Those are usually scams. I feel for one once and lost a few bucks on it. Some of them use real doctor's names so that when you look them up it doesn't seem fake.
Just count your calories and eat less of them. Sleep well and drink plenty of water. Understanding how your body will fluctuate and eating better foods help. Biggest thing is consistency. You can't quit after 6 months, it's a permanent lifestyle change. Consistency in life is key to everything.
The semaglutide Rybelsus never worked for me so I say it's just a marketing scheme for the most part. Few actually work.
They are not a silver bullet. You still have to be prepared to work hard on diet and excercise along side using them. They are an aide, not a miracle worker
Relying on a pill to lose the weight rather than focusing on diet, good sleep, hydration, weight lifting, and cardio is not going to get a good looking body. All the pretty people go to a gym or work out.
You'll note that they all say "when used in combination with a healthy diet of _____ calories, exercise, etc". Which part of that do you think really works - the pills or the change in your lifestyle via food intake and activity?
Marketing... weight loss never comes easy. It takes work, it's a product to prey on people looking for an quick and easy way. Just like people who vape cause they can't stop smoking, it's a lie.
The only thing that works is consistent nutrition plan with a SLIGHT (200-400 cal) energy deficiency
The desire to lose weight comes through gaining it first.
Lack of self control cannot be medicated or dieted away.
Hey nurse here about to start a PhD it’s absolutely a marketing scheme, anyone telling you otherwise has financial interest in you believing that or is delusional
didn't really try any of those. A low carb diet will help you.
Some work. 100% of them are terrible for your health.
The ones that work are really bad for you and the ones that don't are a scam
schemes.
Some are good, others don't work
Fuck around and find out
There all sketchy
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