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Ryan Edwards

@JokesOnAI

I spend most of my time turning the lights off (4 kids). Trying to build an empire.

United States Katılım Mart 2023
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@levelsio
@levelsio@levelsio·
Okay let's see who can reply to this
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Ryan Edwards@JokesOnAI·
@Mangan150 @rorynotsorry How does this study compare to your assumptions? x.com/agingroy/statu…
Avi Roy@agingroy

“Stop Ozempic and you’ll regain everything.” 7,938 real-world patients say otherwise. @ClevelandClinic just published the largest GLP-1 discontinuation study to date. Patients treated for obesity lost 8.4% of body weight before stopping. One year later, average rebound: 0.5%. Not 50%. Not “most of it.” Half a percent. 45% maintained or kept losing weight after discontinuation. For diabetes patients, it’s even more striking: they lost an additional 1.3% AFTER stopping. What did people do instead? 27% switched medications. 20% restarted later. 14% pursued lifestyle changes with a clinician. Less than 1% had bariatric surgery. The clinical trial narrative (“you’ll regain more than half”) doesn’t match real-world behavior. People don’t just stop and go back to their old lives. They adapt. n=7,938. Real patients. Real follow-up. Not a controlled trial where stopping the drug means stopping all support.

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Rory Not Sorry
Rory Not Sorry@rorynotsorry·
I am not a gray market guy. I’m a affordable GLP1s for working class people guy. I don’t care how that happens. Personally I think it should be government subsidized. If we could cure obesity in this country, imagine how many positive follow along effects it would have.
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Nick Bosa Appreciator@reuben_vel·
@PeptideList So you're hooked to ozsmpic for life? And if you quit, heart attack? Sounds like a trade off people need to consider
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ThePeptideList
ThePeptideList@PeptideList·
Read past the headline. This study is the strongest case FOR GLP-1s we've seen. 333,000 patients. 18% fewer heart attacks and strokes over 3 years. The "risk" of stopping is just losing that protection, the same way stopping blood pressure meds raises your blood pressure. The real story here isn't that quitting is dangerous. It's that insurance companies and cost barriers are forcing people off drugs that are actively saving their lives.
USA TODAY@USATODAY

People who quit taking popular GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic might their jeopardize heart health, according to a new study. usatoday.com/story/money/20…

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Ryan Edwards@JokesOnAI·
@rorynotsorry Awesome. I really appreciate a site I can trust! It's a minefield out there.
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Rory Not Sorry
Rory Not Sorry@rorynotsorry·
The best thing about my account as a peptide guy is I learn more from you guys than you will ever learn from me. I source. I test. I sell. I learn.
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Filomenamiller Miller@fscarati1952·
@yoursimmo11 They will give everyone who uses them cancer 🤷🏻‍♀️. I can see the impending train wreck approaching.
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Simmo@yoursimmo11·
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are being marketed as the future of weight loss. I've seen countless celebrities use them, CEOs endorse them, and doctors prescribe them like candy. But here's what I see very few people mention: GLP-1s don't just suppress appetite. They suppress dopamine signaling across the same pathways that fuel ambition, desire, and purpose. A CEO built his company through discipline, delayed gratification, and relentless execution. Now he's endorsing a pharmaceutical that suppresses the very drive that built everything he has. You didn't build your company on a drug that makes you not want things. So why would you rebuild your body on one? The answer is the same one that built your business. Do the hard thing, fix the foundation, and then stop looking for a pharmaceutical shortcut to bypass the work you already know how to do.
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Rocko
Rocko@Rocko134209·
@gregogallagher It’s weird how none of u peptide junkies never discuss the cost of these injections. Why don’t u discuss ever discuss the cost??
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Greg O'Gallagher
Greg O'Gallagher@gregogallagher·
The problem with tirzepatide and reta is this They work insanely well. So you run the risk of under-eating. But if you can use them strategically to hit optimal calories. They are fantastic
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Crypto Bitlord
Crypto Bitlord@crypto_bitlord7·
Listen guys remember when I called Covid from 4 cases and live-streamed the whole breakout in China? Well I’m 99% sure we’re about to see a new Super virus. I don’t want to spread FUD but I think it’s already here Don’t believe I was first in the world on Covid? Check 👇
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Ryan Edwards@JokesOnAI·
@rorynotsorry Yes! If they last a month once reconstituted, 10 mg would be a perfect amount if I am using 2.5 mg a week.
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Rory Not Sorry@rorynotsorry·
Ok you micro-researchers. Triple Agonist 10mg - interested?
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Ryan Edwards@JokesOnAI·
Who is the domain guy?
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Jeff Tang
Jeff Tang@jefftangx·
What is causing this ?
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MAVERICK X
MAVERICK X@MAVERIC68078049·
A two-megawatt windmill is made up of 260 tons of steel that required 300 tons or iron ore and 170 tons of coking coal, all mined, transported and produced by hydrocarbons. It hold 700 gallons of oil and hydraulic fluid, and like car these need to be replaced every 9 months. People might fall for the idea that we can merrily run on sunshine and breezes, alone, but with a few trillion dollars worth of mythical mega-batteries providing backup for a few minutes, it could spin until it falls apart over and over again and never generate as much energy as was invested in building it.
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TB@NamelessTechBro·
@MAVERIC68078049 This works just fine... None of the downsides mentioned on this thread and they can outperform solar. Panelized wind energy generation.
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Chris
Chris@chatgpt21·
There are so many exciting things happening at OpenAI I wish I could talk about, but what I’ll say is that outside of coding and chatting they’re cooking good. Something that I’ve been looking forward to specifically for my work And I’m not referring to a voice model.
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MERICA MEMED
MERICA MEMED@Mericamemed·
prompt injection to control AI results, nice
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