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SEMAGLUTIDE JOURNEY *week 2* // Food guilt (let's talk about it), finding balance + down 8 lbs!
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Our summary
In this week two update, the creator says she is on her second week of semaglutide and takes her second shot on Friday, October 11 at 9:15 in the morning, again in the stomach. She says she felt about level two nausea afterward, then heavy tiredness, which she calls the worst symptom so far. She reports little appetite on injection day and a stronger appetite the day before, and she says she tracks her food and tries to eat enough.
One person's experience, in their words. Not medical advice.
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What else the video covers
She describes the rest of the week through vlog clips: a 3 mile walk and run on Sunday, a long grocery haul, a trip to the vet with her dogs, and a visit from her best friend. Midweek she says she noticed that she was neither hungry nor full while eating, which worried her because she says that is where she usually overeats. She says she aims for about 12 to 1400 calories a day and that protein, including one day of roughly 50 grams, is what she most needs to improve.
The longest section is a late-night talk about food guilt. After loaded fries and a chocolate treat, she says she fell into an all-or-nothing pattern tied to her binging tendencies, and she talks herself through not finishing the rest. In the weekly recap she says she lost 3.2 lbs that week, for 8.2 lbs down since starting semaglutide and 10 lbs down overall. She says she felt less guilty after eating a split bagel, sushi and ice cream, and that she still lost weight.
Our summary of what is said, in our words. Doses, results and prices are the speaker’s, not advice.
Takeaways
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- 1:07 She takes her second semaglutide shot in the stomach and later reports mild nausea and strong fatigue.
- 19:44 Around day nine she says she is down about 6.2 lbs, eating roughly 12 to 1400 calories, and needs to raise her protein.
- 27:27 She describes a day with no clear hunger or fullness cues and says that made her nervous about overeating.
- 33:08 In a late-night talk she explains her food guilt and all-or-nothing thinking after fries and a chocolate treat.
- 42:00 In the week two recap she says she lost 3.2 lbs, bringing her to 8.2 lbs down on semaglutide.
- 43:17 She says small choices, such as splitting a bagel, helped her feel less guilty while still losing weight.
Key moments
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What the video says
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- Medication
- semaglutide
- Point in the journey
- Week 2
- Weight loss mentioned
- 8 lb, in the title
- Side effects mentioned
- nausea, fatigue and low appetite
- Who is speaking
- Patient
Questions this video answers
How much weight did she lose in two weeks on semaglutide?
She says she lost 3.2 lbs in week two, for a total of 8.2 lbs down since starting semaglutide. She adds that she is 10 lbs down overall since she began her weight loss effort.
What side effects does she report in week two of semaglutide?
She reports about level two nausea after the shot, a nausea level of around four out of ten one afternoon, and fatigue she calls the worst symptom. She also mentions earlier constipation and says she is trying to drink more water.
How does she deal with food guilt on semaglutide?
She says she talks it out on camera, reminds herself that one day of extra calories will not ruin her progress, and avoids finishing leftovers out of an all-or-nothing mindset. She says this is an ongoing struggle for her.
Does she feel full on semaglutide in week two?
She says fullness came on more slowly than in week one, and she could have kept eating if she pushed. She also says her hunger cues returned somewhat.
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