Im finally back on track....I think. 300 to 220 to 275 to 240 for.2 years and now this

Feb 6, 2026 11:44 PM

Speaking from someone gone from 385 to 345 in 11 months, this is not a race, it's a marathon, keep the pace!

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Excellent work. Stay the course!

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Good job, keep it up!

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You go guy! I started from 267 now I’m at 200 16 months later Isn’t it just the BEST!

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Good job man. I've boomeranged so much over the past 10 years. It's just so goddamn hard to be consistent in my eating discipline...

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fuck yeah keep at it , consistency works Hooo Raaaah!

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You got this.

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My man.

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15 stone 4lb.

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Two foot? I’d thought you’d be taller. Seriously though great progress!

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the worst part is the "I should a don this years ago"
Don't let that regret get you, just enjoy not carrying all that extra weight, go do stuff that was too uncomfy before :D

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My high was around 310 to 315. I was around 280 for several years and now down to 260 before the holidays and kept it off now to get to 240.

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I did this naked once... I forgot about the reflection.

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Dude, that's fantastic! I was stuck at 200 (from 315) for a while and I recently got back to 195.

Hell of a journey, huh?

Great job bud!

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I'm stuck around 200 now. I think it is because I am also putting on muscle so the rate of fat loss to new muscles balances out.

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200 was a psychological wall for me.

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Slow and steady.

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I'm going on ozempic (well, Wagewy or whatever it's called) next week. The GLP-1 drugs are rapidly dropping in price, and will soon be affordable for all. They're also soon available to all in pill form, rather than through a needle.

All of the side-effects are basically the same as "If person stopped losing weight rapidly anyway", so like, slight tiredness, entering ketosis etc. Very, very doable.

Here's my take: In Q1 2026, if you can't afford the drug and your BMI is >30, then just wait 1/x

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2/x until the price comes down, because it is coming down. Currently about ~$150-250 a month (!!), more if you have a high BMI (>30).

The reason why you should wait is because only ~4-5% of all people who have been overweight for at least 3-5 years, make it. That's the bitter truth I've learned from being >30 BMI for 8+ years now. 95% or so just can't lose the weight and keep it off.

The reason why can be found if you do research, but TL;DR: Your body is used to a high calorie intake after

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3/x being used to it. The longer you've been fat, the harder it's going to be to get your body used to a lower calorie intake (healthy levels). It's that simple.

So, my strategy for my GLP-1 meds is to experiment with going cold turkey after I've lost weight. But I've made it clear to my doctor that if the weight starts coming back, I expect more prescriptions (low dosages), and she agreed.

This is because your body might need years to get used to a healthy level of calorie intake. (The end)

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(Secret 4/4. We all have various ability to conjure up effort. If you're currently on a weigh loss journey with the advent of GLP-1 drugs becoming ubiquitous, that effort might be wasted trying to achieve what realistically only 4-5% of people can achieve.

I've been able to put in tons of effort over the course of a year, where I lost all my weight. But, of course I yoyo'ed back to my original weight, and then some. People underestimate the fact that it takes years *after* the weight loss.)

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Hey, selfies aside, congrats on the weightloss my man. That's no small feat. I'm in the middle of my weightloss journey so this is motivation my man!

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No small feet!

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You know what they say about people with small hands and orange skin.

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They're pedophilic child killers who should be shot in the street?

Wow, that's a strong stance, but I guess we should all go along with it and grab our guns

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At 300

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Nicely done my dude.

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How old, I am going to turn 52 this year and I have recently lost 20 and seem to be tightening up.

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Code 4, buddy.

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I miss my red beard

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Welp, I've been going in the opposite direction: 220 -> 235 ish. If I can figure out how to sleep without booze, that will be a big boon fore me. Good for you!

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To 7 seconds ago

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You look fantastic my friend.

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Proud of you, dude

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Both are good, you have kind eyes. I bet you feel better, I know i do from a 60lb loss...activity tolerance much improved and no more back pain.

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Looking great bro, keep it up! Losing weight myself, it's rough sometimes but so doable

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you lost a person on your face

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Looking good dude, you got this! Mad props

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Damn dude, looking good bro 🤜🤛

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