I’ve been on Mounjaro for 2 months and lost 16 pounds. You can see it in my face and all over. You have to work out while on Mounjaro to keep looking good. I’m not sure I can stay on it as the side effects are not great, so I’m taking a break for a short time and see how things go. I definitely want to lose another 34 pounds.
Unfortunately, I’m not on it just to lose weight. I was on Metformin which I couldn’t take, so Mounjaro is my second option and if it doesn’t work out, I’m not sure what’s next. More diet and exercise for sure.
I’ve been here my entire life (born in the Branciforte Plaza when it was a hospital) and don’t know if I’ve ever been to Wilder Ranch. Maybe. In the 70’s we went cave spelunking near UCSC. I hear Wilder Ranch is a great place to run, walk or ride a bike, so I’ll have to make it out there before I leave California.
After hearing some of my own doctors regurgitating liberal medical positions, I have come to agree with you. Biggest loss of faith in experts that I can remember.
Indeed. It's frightening hearing doctors spew information I know is wrong. Very eye opening.
I don’t know if I’d go that far, but here’s a story for you.
It is a strong statement for sure. Still, after covid, and after 9 surgeries in a 5 year period, some of which were during covid, receiving bad advice from doctors on blood thinners, diabetes, covid, etc, I found I'm my best health advocate and trust no doctors. I nearly certain I'm still alive today because I ignored bad advice from many doctors.
I heard the other day they are able to steal your car now, just by hijacking your wifi and downloading your license plate?!!
The cops think somebody used a device to grab my fob frequency and steal my car. I had both sets of keys in the house and one by the front door, so I think it's possible.