And yet he's still an obese sack of **** after many decades on earth. So perhaps in someone like his' case, a controlled medical intervention is the only realistic option that might help him lose a lot of weight and not pop his clogs at 50 something years old.

But no, he shouldn't do that because he might get nausea and vomiting for a short period! The mid 40s failed meter maid has spoken guys!

meh will still have better health outcomes than being 100lbs overweight. muscle mass and bone density loss could just a effect of not eating enough calories and micronutrients, maybe it's not even the drug.

Loss of muscle mass and bone density, among other things are typically what happen when anyone loses weight by restricting calories.

You should know this having been on Bodybuilding.com since 2005, you goober…


https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27580151/

“Skeletal muscle mass decreases during weight loss from dietary restriction (2, 17), which reduces muscle strength (26) and resting metabolic rate (13). Calorie restriction causes bone loss (7, 23), which may increase fracture risk (8). Cardiac mass appears to decrease during calorie restriction (3), which may reduce maximal cardiac output and aerobic capacity.”

(This study explains how exercise can help offset that)

Would rather jump on gear

Also, I may get **** for this, but I mock anyone who needs a drug to lose weight more than I mock anyone on PEDs. I lost 100lbs natty in my early 20’s.

Just LOL at needing a drug to lose weight when you’re obese. Try losing 5/10lbs when you are a low bf. That’s a million times harder. I have zero respect for ozempic users.

Nope, he should make a life time change, clean up his diet, and start going for walks.

Your solution to everything is either throwing money at it, or having someone pop some pills or get some jabs.

Take yourself for example, you probably need TRT, truth is, you'll need to be on it for the rest of your life, so maybe make some changes before you do it?

He should but not every obese sack of **** in the world is going to do that and stick to it. This is real life.

And so if some of the very obese need medical intervention to get back to a healthy weight and stop burdening the healthcare system, that is a good thing for us all.

You should stick to thinking about things that your brain has the capacity for, like reading the big numbers on parking tickets, or fishing crayons out of your nose.