Mounjaro...

Anything is bound to be influenced by external factors. Lately, places like social media have been creating weird public opinion, like saying it's good even for people who aren't obese to do it.

Mountzara is outdated, and the new consumable item is coming out soon. Is it Poundayo?

lololol

I heard Mounjaro has a lot of side effects, so I don't think I can take it even as an adult..

When I'm waiting at the hospital, I see most people, from skinny to plump, waiting for that prescription.. It's originally prescribed in foreign countries for extremely obese people who have difficulty moving on their own, so it's a bit sad to see people who could easily lose weight through exercise getting it.

I heard there are side effects too.. hmm

It's better to lose weight through exercise and diet if possible, rather than medication.

I suspect there will be another price to pay besides money.

The best diet is controlling your food intake and exercising. If you're not consistent, you'll just regain the weight ㅠ...

@리베비시 Yeah, this seems right.

It's dangerous, sigh. You'll feel it in your skin when you get older.

I heard you gain more weight if you don't manage it after Mounjaro... It's really a problem that skinny people take it when they don't even need it.

Mounjaro was originally a medication for another condition (diabetes), so I think that might have an effect too... It's so popular it's a bit scary.

They say your pancreas melts... I personally did keto/low-carb diligently and lost weight, but my pancreas and intestines seem to have gotten worse, so I'm not doing it anymore ㅜㅜ I gained 20kg from yo-yoing.

Even if it's tough, exercising and controlling your diet seems like a better option.. Mounjaro and Wegovy have side effects and many people don't react well to them either ㅠㅠ It feels like the downsides are higher either way.

That's right. Since there are side effects, diet and exercise seem to be the best.

I heard there's a lot of pancreatic damage. Exercise and diet control seem to be the best~

But with Mounjaro, if you stop, your appetite really comes back. You often gain the weight back, so if your willpower is weak, it might be better not to do it.

Although Mounjaro helps with weight loss, exercise seems better for overall health in the long run.