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Honestly the food noise thing is what I want to read more about, mine went quiet in a way I did not expect and I would like to know why that happens.
tbh muscle loss during the fast drop is what I keep reading about, since I lift twice a week and want to know if that's actually protective or just something people say
The SURMOUNT-5 numbers are interesting but I keep wondering how much of that gap holds up outside a trial. I'm on 2mg ozempic myself and doing fine, just not sure the average is the whole story.
The maintenance question is the one I keep coming back to too. My own experience is that the appetite changes did not vanish overnight after I stopped, they just got quieter and slower to notice.
The regain data is what I keep coming back to, and it's the part I have no plan for yet.
The taper question is what I keep coming back to as well. I'm nowhere near maintenance yet, so I've got no personal data to add, but I'd rather see studies on gradual step-downs than another average regain curve.
The taper question is what I keep circling back to as well, since I'm down about 40 and stopping cold sounds rough. Has anyone here actually done a slow step-down themselves rather than just reading the trial data?
The taper question nags at me too. What I want to see studied is whether people who keep tracking food and steps through a step-down land anywhere near those cold-turkey regain averages.
The habit question is the one I keep circling back to. I'm only partway down and already wondering which of these routines would actually survive if the food noise came back full volume