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Just curious, but why do you want to have it reversed?
I'm the same way! Tracking my food and weighing myself at home lead to being seriously obsessed with numbers. I'm at my healthiest when I plan my meals and snacks and then find opportunities to move as much as I can.
I've also seen a couple reversals. Both were after months of agony and unsuccessful interventions.
After the reversal they were both in a better place but not really anything close to not having had RNY at all.
My Doc described it as "Imagine tearing down a house, then rebuilding it with the exact same materials. It will never be what it was before."
Good luck,
Tek
Yes, my sister tried to take some. Indeed, it is always necessary to take vitamins and follow proper nutrition, make sports and follow a healthy lifestyle. So, there are multifunctional peptides https://kaotikpeptides.com/melanotan-ii-mt-2/ that can help you to fasten desired results and goals that you want to achieve. For example, lose weight, build muscle, strengthen hair and nails, speed up metabolism. But anyway, before taking any supplements, you must consult a specialist firstly.
Never took weight loss pills. Doctors would not prescribe it to me.
they'll only do that for serious medical issues that can't be resolved otherwise. I've seen a couple (or maybe a handful) of posts on that in the six or seven years I've been on here - but it's rare. Not sure if any current members have been through that or not.
I?ve started practicing it 2 months ago. My friend was always talking about this kind of yoga, and I laughed at her. She looked obsessed by it. One day she got angry with me because of my attitude. So, I decided to try it.
I'm taking Topiramate (topamax), I'm not losing enough weight and so I was put on this to eat smaller portions and feel fuller faster. Just wandering if anyone has had any experiences to share with prescribed weight loss pills.
