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re: 4 year long study on Wegovy/semaglutide shows heart benefits and safety
Posted on 5/15/24 at 9:01 am to ronricks
Posted on 5/15/24 at 9:01 am to ronricks
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talking about your average 30 to 40 year old baw on here who is 50 pounds overweight. We both could take that same person get a blood panel done see what the issue(s) are and then put them on a proper diet, proper training, proper lifestyle, proper sleep, proper natural supplementation regimen and get rid of that 50 pounds and improve all of their biomarkers including testosterone free test total etc.
What about for a guy that works shift work and has one bad shoulder and can’t lift as much as you can. Works and plays through his pains. How would one normalize their circadian rhythms?
My point being, there are tons of hurdles for some people because people live different lifestyles. Different schedules. Different ways than you do that won’t allow them to achieve every checklist you’ve listed. Are those excuses? Or just a reality that’s completely different from yours?
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Posted on 5/15/24 at 9:06 am to Prominentwon
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What about for a guy that works shift work
I've covered this before as that is different and requires even more work. Same goes for the baws with 3 or 4 kids on here. It's much more difficult for them. I don't expect a plant baw or a guy with 3 kids to just drop everything they are doing or their responsibilities. That's unrealistic. But, even in those more difficult situations there are changes that can be made to get the improvement going then take baby steps to build on it. I'm not on here to shite on guys who do shift work or have families and obligations. I would do everything in my power to help them get started and make it work within their schedule. The hard part is getting started once you do that the changes come and you get more used to it and it becomes second nature. Its all about lifestyle changes/adaptations.
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My point being, there are tons of hurdles for some people because people live different lifestyles. Different schedules.
No disagreement here. You have to be willing and creative in these scenarios.
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