That is literally what this product does…anyone familiar with HMB?
Is OZEMPIC the new EPO??
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ChristopherPWilliams wrote:
That is literally what this product does…anyone familiar with HMB?
False! That is what this product claims to do, with no evidence to back it up.
"People use HMB for building muscle or preventing age-related muscle loss. It's also used for athletic performance, muscle loss due to HIV/AIDS, muscle strength, obesity, and many other purposes, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses."
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I read the article, and it is the biggest pile of $hit I have seen. Cute idea. Just like platlet inhibitor 4 is going to slow aging. estrogen stimulation of fatty acid production causes the skeletal muscles to work? Not likely. THIS ARTICLE IS NOT ABOUT OZEMPIC for any of the ass hats that think it was.
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Wasn't Ozempic an A1-C medication for all the sugar-chuggers who can't figure out why they're diabetic at 50? Did it turn into a weight loss pill, or is this just global wink-wink at this point?
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tarckstar wrote:
Wasn't Ozempic an A1-C medication for all the sugar-chuggers who can't figure out why they're diabetic at 50? Did it turn into a weight loss pill, or is this just global wink-wink at this point?
No, Ozempic is semaglutide.
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tarckstar wrote:
Wasn't Ozempic an A1-C medication for all the sugar-chuggers who can't figure out why they're diabetic at 50? Did it turn into a weight loss pill, or is this just global wink-wink at this point?
HbA1c is a tool for measuring glycated hemoglobin. You don’t have A1-C. Ozempic is a shot, not a pill. A side effect of the medication is appetite suppression, which leads to undernutrition and weight loss.
Don’t be such a tool bag with your glib comments.
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there is an oral semaglutide. The mechanism of action doesnt have anything to do with glycosylation of Hb.
There are some potential benefits of ozempic for exercise. I dont think that it will ever contribute to marathon performances though, because it slows gastric emptying and absorption. you need to be able to absorp glucose as fast as possible whilst marathoning.
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CalicoCat wrote:
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Idk, but Josh Kerr looked pretty lean during that WC final a month back.
Because we're all used to him not being lean. I believe him when he says he just hired a nutritionist tbh. But I will say when I was on Vyvanse being lean was so easy lol
Is this the same nutritionist that Jacobs used for his 100M Olympic win?
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GregOdenJoggs wrote:
tarckstar wrote:
Wasn't Ozempic an A1-C medication for all the sugar-chuggers who can't figure out why they're diabetic at 50? Did it turn into a weight loss pill, or is this just global wink-wink at this point?
HbA1c is a tool for measuring glycated hemoglobin. You don’t have A1-C. Ozempic is a shot, not a pill. A side effect of the medication is appetite suppression, which leads to undernutrition and weight loss.
Don’t be such a tool bag with your glib comments.
Yep, Ozempic was created as a diabetes med, then some noticed weight loss (especially when surpassing dosage recommendations), and here we are. It's fen-phen all over again.
Glib? Facts.
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hank jr wrote:
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But Ozempic IS semaglutide...
This might the dumbest thread on letsrun. The article is not about semaglutide, in any of its names.
But you don't understand, the article isn't about Ozempic! JK. I loled
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Wow, buyer beware. Thinner isn't always better
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Comparing OZEMPIC to EPO, a hormone infamous for its abuse in sports, might be a bit of a stretch. EPO is primarily used to boost red blood cell production and enhance endurance, often with dangerous side effects. On the other hand, OZEMPIC is a medication primarily prescribed to manage diabetes and aid in weight loss.If you're curious about exploring medications that could potentially enhance performance or assist with weight loss, it might be worth looking into Compounded Semaglutide Prescription. Of course, it's always important to approach such decisions with caution and consult with a healthcare professional to ensure it's the right choice for you.Here's the link:01
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O-O-O, O zem piiiic
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Ozempic is for the weak and the losers in society. Let them have at it like hyenas on a dead raccoon.
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DanM wrote:
Wow! I didn't know that she was that heavy to begin with? I bet Ozzie sure likes what he sees. 😉
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