Yes, you loose more, that's the appeal of it.
This sounds too good to be true TBH. I guess the real long time study is happening right now as people are starting to take it. We'll know more in a few years.
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Yes, you loose more, that's the appeal of it.
This sounds too good to be true TBH. I guess the real long time study is happening right now as people are starting to take it. We'll know more in a few years.
It would be like any med that curbs your appetite. If you go back to old habits the weight comes back. For a lot of people getting the weight off with help motivates them to change some habits to keep it off.
I did a protein diet about 10 or so years ago with the help of a med, under Dr supervision. When I hit my goal weight she no longer prescribed the med to help and I was on my own. It taught me how to change my eating habits and I kept it off.
I think some of these meds will pass FDA as weight loss prescription for obesity.
there is a grocery store that my dad says has good broccoli but they don't. imo their broccoli isn't that good in terms of quality. I tried to talk to him about it and he just tells me that I don't know what I'm talking about but yet he drives like 30 mins to farmers market for some items that he wants that he can't get at the grocery store.
My dad thinks that I don't know what I'm talking.
and my mom thinks that organic food items are a scam and just a way for companies to charge more money and that may be true some times but if you know what you are shopping for you should be fine.
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So it does nothing more than suppressing appetite, right? No increasing of the metabolism or other "magic"?
Then, for me, it would be not worth it. 500g low fat curd now and then does the same
So it does nothing more than suppressing appetite, right? No increasing of the metabolism or other "magic"?
Then, for me, it would be not worth it. 500g low fat curd now and then does the same
No clue, you’d have to look it up! I don’t know what it does internally, just relaying how she said it affected her. Killing the appetite with little side effects sounds pretty good lol
Like a safer phentermine.
WOW! Like 90% of her is covered up
I don't care that she borrowed this coat from a taller person
I think it's because she's wearing a pair of leather mom's jeans. No one looks good in those.WOW! Like 90% of her is covered up
I don't care that she borrowed this coat from a taller person
Yikes! Her face, her expression, that painted on wig - it's all yikes
Kim's bag is so accurate for her... a perfect portrait of her own face.
I stopped it some time ago (changed to bupropion as per my doctor's advice). Nothing happened, weight the same, appetite too. But obviously I'm not representing whole population and I wasn't normal weight at the time of taking it.
I'm sure she does and she was photographed with Ivanka T (who converted to Orthodox Judaism) which I thought was lovely and then I read Ivanka's husband, Jared, is a major investor in Skims, but I don't know if that's true or means anything.
Kim Kardashian Stands with Jewish Community After Kanye West's Antisemitic Rant
Kim Kardashian is standing in solidarity with the Jewish community, as Kanye West's antisemitic words continue to spark outrage.www.tmz.com
His brother is definitely an investor in SKIMs. Not sure if Jared is too. Kanye is supposedly an investor too!
Kanye West unloads on Josh Kushner over investment in Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS
“F—K JOSH KUSHNER,” West wrote in an Instagram post that racked up more than 100,000 likes.
nypost.com
