ts guy went over both Brock and Goldberg btw

>>18438372 (OP)
Jelly roll did that?

>>18438372 (OP)
we just love our tattoo faced industry plants here don't we folks?

>>18438439
>industry plants
What "industry" narrative is Jellyroll perpetuating?

this guy was humiliated by phil for a year and all his fans can do is cling to years-old victories kek

>>18438443
Normalizing face tats

jellyzmpic

That guy is a trans sexual? Grose

>>18439039
how dare you, he obviously just magically started eating chicken and broccoli at the exact same time a miracle weight loss drug became popular.

>>18439048
What does that drug actually do to people? No way it’s safe right? I need to cut like 20 pounds but I really do just start fasting and then eating well once I hit 200

Drew's agent being the twitter schizo makes total sense. Brock and Roman would not do this shit. Would have been fine 5 years ago, now just embarrassing

He kicked out of the jackhammer at one point btw and used to kick out of f5's at 1

>>18439066
It makes you shit yourself with diarrhea excessively so you don't digest all of the food you eat and you lose weight

>>18439080
i thought it made you nauseas so you didnt feel like eating period

>>18439080
>>18439105
I think it’s both lmao

>>18439066
We won't know long-term effects for years, but they're as safe as any other drug passed by the FDA. That is to say it's effective for most, but there's always a risk for side-effects. I've seen patients get pretty nasty nausea and diarrhea on them, but I've seen most get great results before they finally plateau. On the subject, Jellyroll lost too much weight to make me think all he did was take Ozempic or whatever. He may have done that as well, but he either got a bariatric surgery or changed his lifestyle, or any combination of the three.
Anyway how they work is that they stimulate the production of a hormone that your pancreas uses to help regulate blood sugar. Bear in mind, this is a diabetic medication first and foremost. Now, this produces two side-effects that helps with weight loss: first, this hormone regulation helps correct your metabolism and can lead to your body burning fat. Second, it slows down digestion, and prolongs it passing through your GI tract, which in turn curbs your appetite and makes you feel full longer.

>>18439166
Sounds demonic. What are the odds someone just gains it all right back, like is common with lap band? I assume that just comes down to forming good habits while on the drug. I thank God for making me perfect every day, crazy world.

>>18439192
>sounds demonic
It's actually been great at helping diabetics lower their A1c's and regulating their blood sugar. Again, this is a diabetic medication, and it's been a great boon for them.
That said, you do touch on a good point. The medication itself will help you lose some weight on your own, but the people you see getting the most out of it are those who are making lifestyle changes. IIRC, Ozempic on its own would probably only make you lose about 15 lbs on average with no changes in habits. Moreover, you will 100% rebound if you don't make any at all. I have seen many patients basically put all their weight back on because they eventually plateaued on their medication and went right back to the exact same habits from before. But this was true about phentermine, the lap band like you mentioned, and bariatric surgeries.
Until they invent a drug that does magically work, weight loss management will always ultimately come down to calories in, calories out.

>>18438372 (OP)
sick tats bruhhh dis dood told em draw on my dome

>>18439163
>normalfags need a drug with a plethora of side effects to simply cut back on calories
we are never colonizing the solar system are we

>>18439285
>with a plethora of side effects
Literally all drugs. Most don't get any significant side effects.