The Ozempic Rebound


Another week, another phrase that I've totally made up

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It's becomming a habit Reader

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I might have just made up the term 'Ozempic Rebound', but it's a very real thing

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Here's a weird thing (it's not weird at all);

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When Ozpempic was approved in the UK earlier this year, the number of people contacting me about losing weight noticably dropped πŸ˜•

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I kind of expected it, it's fine

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But now, I'm getting MORE people than usual coming to me

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Why? πŸ€”

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Because they tried Ozempic, it worked, then they stopped and the the wieght has started to pile back on πŸ“ˆ

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It's the Ozempic Rebound πŸ’Š

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Of course, this was ALWAYS going to happen

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I saw it a mile off.

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Ozempic doesn't magically get you into a calorie deficit

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But it does supress your appetite, which means it's more likely you'll eat less, and therefore get into a deficit and start losing weight

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Which is great... When you're taking it

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When you STOP taking it, you're appetite goes back to normal, so your eating patterns go back to normal and your weight eventaully goes back to, well, 'normal'

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The same thing happens with any 'quick fix'

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  • Intermittant fasting πŸ•‘
  • OMAD πŸ§†
  • Vegan diets πŸ₯—
  • Carnivore diets πŸ–

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The thing is, you need to learn to eat in way that will allow you lose weight when circumstances are totally normal

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That means;

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  • Not while you're on a meditation and Yoga retreat in Bali πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ

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  • Not while you get a sudden hit of motivation that will only last 5 weeks πŸ“†

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  • Not while all your friends are losing weight πŸ‘©πŸΏβ€πŸ€β€πŸ‘©πŸΌ

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  • And definitely not while you're taking an appetite-supressant called Ozempic πŸ’Š

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Sure, all of these might work in the short term

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But they are gauranteed to fail in the long term

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So, forget all that

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Learn to eat and live like a normal person, while losing weight πŸ“‰

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Then you'll be able to keep it off forever

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2 more spaces open for coaching - email me if you're serious

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Joe

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Website: 9-to-5-nutrition.com​

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