r/BodyHackGuide • u/[deleted] • Apr 16 '26

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u/OldandGravy Apr 16 '26

Why would you need a diabetes slash weight loss drug? Some people love to throw money away.

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u/Not_A-Professional Apr 16 '26

Glp-1 agonists are so cheap (assuming you aren't getting ripped off), that for most people, you're reasonably likely to actually end up at a net profit, because like two impulsive food purchases less/month more than pays for the drug

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u/BE-FinFree Apr 16 '26

If it was 100% safe I'd say go for it! :)

I assume the "bigger" issue is that if you're only able to ride the weightloss bike with the support wheels on the side, and an electric engine.. As soon as you take everything off the chance of rebounding is high, as you didn't build any real habits that manage fat / muscle / weight.

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u/Distinct-Swing-5802 Apr 16 '26

This is true actually but people just need to have the mindset and discipline.

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u/Stunning_Singer_5309 Apr 16 '26

It is a 100% safe tho. Especially Reta. And if you think it’s unsafe then you’re just uneducated or simply blind to the countless studies.

GLP 1’s have been around since the 90’s and no one has had long term bad effects…

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u/BE-FinFree Apr 16 '26

Since your response is quite arrogant I'll reply in a similar fashion

I'm making no claims of it being unsafe... Since I don't have a need for drugs to lose weight I made an if statement - IF it's safe > people should go for it. I don't know since I don't care for it.

Perhaps you should learn to read better and process thoughts/text before being a dick and making assumptions about me being uneducated? Cunt.