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I have an upcoming doctor visit, and I plan to have my typically wellness check and blood work done, but thinking there might be some 'other' checks via blood work that are not typically done in the annually wellness, that would be best to monitor after being on Zep for 6 months.
Any recommendations?
Looking to move to a suburb of Columbus. Not really looking for city life, more on the outlining areas.
I currently live in Centerville Ohio which is a suburb of Dayton, Ohio.. not far from Columbus. I am honestly looking for something that would be similar to the Centerville area vibe.
If you are familiar with both areas.. recommendations of what suburb would be best to relocate that would provide that similarity. Or just any recommendations in general.
Late 50's. Adult children not living with me. Ideas?
Been a long time owner of Xbox console. However, with the recent changes to Microsoft/Xbox I am thinking about trading in my XBOX Series X consoles (I actually have 2). For a new PS5 PRO.
I feel I dont want to continue to buy into the XBOX echo system, for a system that seems like it is heading in the wrong direction.
Gamestop Trade - Xbox Series X - $330 (so for both $660)
Is this the wrong move at this time. Should wait for a possible PS6? Any advice.. looking for some nuggets to help decide.
I am more of a do-it yourself person, so not wanting to hire, rely on company to treat my lawn. If I can learn how, and take care of it myself, that is my style.
But starting out in this is overwhelming. Looking for beginning suggestions, advice to start the healing process for my lawn.
I am 'lawn and grass ignorant', so I am not even sure what I am looking at.
I am located in Southern Ohio. Any help from these images (posted), to a start in making my lawn better would be very appreciative.
https://preview.redd.it/12xf7ffnyqvg1.jpg?width=5712&format=pjpg&a
My current weekly routine shot is Wed. I am wanting to change that to Sunday. That is 4 days away.
Has anyone done it that many days of a break, to adjust when.. any advice, issues, etc.
Hi everyone!
I just started Zepbound 2.5 mg mid-week (so I know it probably hasn’t fully kicked in yet).
I am unsure if I have to restrict calories or “dieting” the whole time.
From what I’ve read, the medication improves insulin resistance and changes how your body handles food. So my question is:
Are people successfully losing weight on Zepbound without actively dieting or counting calories the whole time? Does the insulin-sensitivity improvement do a lot of the heavy lifting on its own?
Would love any real experiences, tips, or direction from those who’ve been on it longer. Thanks so much!
During annual wellness doctor visit today, I asked about Zepbound GLP1. He told me that 95% of people on Zepbound regain all the weight when stopping.
But from what I have read, and researched, that does not seem to be the case, but since this was coming from my doctor..
Any thoughts or any experience from the forum on this. true? false?
I am overweight by about 50 pounds. And I know I overeat and live a sedately lifestyle. But I am also on the journey to change that. Which brings me here.
What I am confused at is, If I am able to control my eating - honestly I have never had an issue with being able to control (limit, turn on/off my eating), I just have chosen to ‘enjoy’ it for the past many years. But also increase my exercise routines.... and have shown that this methods works for me to lose weight ..
Other than repressing your appetite, slowing your GI track down, does GLP1 offer something I am missing. Honestly asking, because I really would like to jump into this.. but not sure the ‘added’ benefits.
I am overweight by about 50 pounds. And I know I overeat and live a sedately lifestyle. But I am also on the journey to change that. Which brings me here.
What I am confused at is, If I am able to control my eating - honestly I have never had an issue with being able to control (limit, turn on/off my eating), I just have chosen to ‘enjoy’ it for the past many years. But also increase my exercise routines.... and have shown that this methods works for me to lose weight ..
Other than repressing your appetite, slowing your GI track down, does GLP1 offer something I am missing. Honestly asking, because I really would like to jump into this.. but not sure the ‘added’ benefits.
I am just completing over 80 hours in DQ 11, and DQ 7 looks great. But it also looks like a very familiar routine, formula as DQ11.
Other than the obvious different story, etc. Is the combat, grinding, MP/HP management, etc, difference enough to make it feel different than DQ11?
I have never played any DQ and considering starting in one of the 2DHD's games, like 1-2 or 3.. or considering waiting for VII to be released. But seems like 7 was never one of the best in the series.. so curious on why to redo that one. Also, any recommendations on playing the new VII first.. or jumping into the I-II 2DHD game?
We are looking to stay close to either Ft. Lauderdale Boardwalk or Hollywood Boardwalk. But having never stayed at either.. any PRO/CONS to either.
My and my 82 year old mother are planning to spend a few days here. Any tips/recommendations are appreciated.
I usually date and look for women closest to my age of M56. I have started dating F49 - but not sure if that is too big of a age difference?
Any experience out there with similar story?
I'm a guy in my mid-50s reflecting on how dating dynamics might evolve as we get older. Back in our teens, 20s and 30s, it often felt like physical attraction and looks were the initial spark that brought people together—swiping right on apps, catching someone's eye at a bar, that kind of thing. But now that we're in our 50s (or beyond), I'm curious if that's changed for women in particular.
Ladies, what's your take? How important are looks to you at this stage? Have your priorities shifted toward other traits like emotional maturity, shared values, stability, sense of humor, or life compatibility? Or do looks still play a big role in that first impression?
I'd love to hear real stories or
