Ozempic Journey - My Progress!

[MixBro]

Hey everyone! I wanted to share my progress so far.

Started at 262 lbs (about 119kg), and now I'm down to 180 lbs (around 81kg). My goal is 132 lbs (60kg).

I'm eating everything, just smaller portions now. I also work out about five times a week – three sessions with a personal trainer and then five days of cardio.

 

[Blair66]

That's fantastic!

 

[Gene_Sis]

That's amazing! How long has this taken you?

 

[Salad_Dude]

Way to go! Incredible progress! You look amazing! Congratulations on your success!

 

[Light_Great]

I'm a little confused. I started my treatment back in June but I've only managed to lose about 25 pounds. It can be a little disheartening.

 

[Sam]

That's awesome! Congrats!

 

[CleanDude]

That's super impressive!

 

[CareGreat]

This is absolutely incredible! We started at similar weights and have similar goals too! I've only been on Ozempic for a month now, and I've lost about 3 pounds! You're a huge inspiration! Keep up the amazing work!

 

[MixBro]

Thanks!

 

[Blair66]

Congrats, you look fantastic!

 

[Gene_Sis]

Just amazing!

 

[Salad_Dude]

Wow! You look like a completely different person! That's fantastic!

 

[Light_Great]

You look amazing! What dosage did you start at, and what are you using now?

 

[Sam]

You look really great!

 

[CleanDude]

Just wow! Congratulations! Talk about living your best life!

 

[CareGreat]

Huge congrats on your accomplishment!

 

[Gene_Sis]

I saw someone on another forum say they lost about 30 pounds in about 9 months on a similar med. They said they could never have done it counting calories alone. Started weight training too, even at 75 years old! Pretty inspiring.

 

[MixBro]

To answer a few questions, it's been about 10 months!! And

What dosage did you start at, and what are you using now?

I started at the lowest dose and gradually increased it over time. I'm currently on the highest recommended dose.

 

[Blair66]

It's great you're seeing such consistent progress, MixBro! I think that's what makes this journey successful - steady wins the race!

 

[Salad_Dude]

I agree with Blair66, it's about changing your trajectory for the long term. Don't focus on chasing a number, focus on your health!