omg i'm literally soooo frustrated rn 
... like we're making progress on this weight loss thing but then ppl just stop taking meds and it's all undone 
... i get it, lifestyle changes are hard and medication can be a crutch but still, the science is clear 
... if u want real results, u gotta commit to changing ur habits for life 
... and honestly, i'm so tired of hearing about people trying fad diets or quick fixes 
... we need a more sustainable approach here, like, invest in ur health, not just wanna lose weight for the gram 
... it's a double-edged sword with Mounjaro, that's for sure 
️... can't believe i'm even having to write this, but someone gotta say it 
... like we're making progress on this weight loss thing but then ppl just stop taking meds and it's all undone ... i get it, lifestyle changes are hard and medication can be a crutch but still, the science is clear ... if u want real results, u gotta commit to changing ur habits for life ... and honestly, i'm so tired of hearing about people trying fad diets or quick fixes ... we need a more sustainable approach here, like, invest in ur health, not just wanna lose weight for the gram ... it's a double-edged sword with Mounjaro, that's for sure ️... can't believe i'm even having to write this, but someone gotta say it 
. And now we know that even after losing weight, people can still experience a reversal of their health benefits if they stop taking it. That's like saying, "Hey, take this pill to keep your weight under control, and we'll throw in some extra perks!" 
But what happens when the pills stop working? 
I just think we need to focus more on lifestyle changes and sustainable habits, you know? Like, how hard is it to walk a bit more each day or eat some veggies? 
It's not that complicated. And I worry about people relying too heavily on medication and neglecting the importance of long-term behavioral change. We can't just keep patching up problems with Band-Aids, we need to fix the underlying issues