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6 MONTHS on Wegovy Pill! My Weight Loss Results, Side Effects & What I’m Changing.
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Ashley, who runs the channel One Pound at a Time with Ashley, marks six months on Wegovy in this video. She says she started on February 23 and has lost 33 pounds since, going from 336.4 pounds to 303.4 pounds at this week's weigh-in. She says her next goal is to lose another 30 pounds, with 27 pounds left to go.
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She explains that she lowered her dose from 9 mg to 4 mg last week. According to her, she had stayed on 9 mg for about a month and a half and had severe side effects there, including stomach pain, severe bloating and a complete lack of appetite, so she began taking it every other day. She says that after returning to 4 mg the stomach pain went away, her appetite is still suppressed, and she has no side effects. She calls 4 mg her optimal dose for now and plans to stay on it until her progress stops.
Ashley is candid about exercise, saying she went to the gym about one day last week because knee pain from osteoarthritis in her left knee, set off by a leg press machine, kept her away. She sets a goal of at least 3 gym days a week and is considering a trainer who can work around her knee. She also says her daily calorie goal dropped from 1800 to 1900 calories to 1623 calories, with a high-protein, low-carb approach. Finally, she describes a scale that read 299.7 pounds, then 309 pounds two days later, and says she is shopping for a new scale.
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Takeaways
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- 1:05 Ashley says she dropped from 9 mg to 4 mg of Wegovy after severe side effects, and that the stomach pain went away and appetite stayed suppressed.
- 3:09 She admits she mostly skipped the gym last week because of left knee osteoarthritis pain and sets a goal of at least 3 gym days a week.
- 5:19 Her calorie goal changed from 1800 to 1900 calories per day down to 1623 calories per day, using a high-protein, low-carb plan.
- 8:59 She reports weighing 303.4 pounds, down 33 pounds in 6 months from a starting weight of 336.4 pounds.
- 10:31 She describes a scale that showed 299.7 pounds, then 309 pounds two days later, and says she plans to get new scales.
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What the video says
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- Medication
- Wegovy
- Doses mentioned
- 4 mg and 9 mg
- Point in the journey
- Month 6
- Weight loss mentioned
- 33 lb
- Who is speaking
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Questions this video answers
How much weight did she lose in 6 months on Wegovy pill?
Ashley says she lost 33 pounds in 6 months, going from a starting weight of 336.4 pounds to 303.4 pounds at her latest weigh-in. She started on February 23 and says she has 27 pounds left to reach her next 30 pound goal.
Why did she lower her Wegovy dose from 9 mg to 4 mg?
She says she had severe side effects on 9 mg, including stomach pain, bloating and a complete lack of appetite. After going back to 4 mg, she reports the stomach pain disappeared, her appetite is still suppressed, and she has no side effects.
What calorie goal does she follow on Wegovy?
Ashley says her goal started at 1800 to 1900 calories per day and is now 1623 calories per day after her weight loss. She says she follows a high-protein, low-carb diet and aims to lose 1 to 2 pounds per week.
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