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CoreAge Rx Review: 38 Days on a GLP-1 and I Finally Have Hope Again
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Our summary
Liz, who says she is 38 days into taking a GLP-1 medication (45 days if she counts the week of dieting before she started), describes what has changed for her so far. She does not name the drug or give a dose or weight figures in the video.
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The biggest change she reports is in everyday body mechanics. According to Liz, walking, bending over and tying shoelaces are all easier, and these small gains make daily life easier and leave her more positive. She says she had been thinking she might need surgery to lose weight successfully, and now feels hopeful again. She also describes losing what she calls food noise. She says she did not know the term until she started the medication, and that she can now be around food without feeling preoccupied by it. She says she keeps telling people she feels normal now.
Liz then talks about her family. She says she had worried how her kids and husband would react to her new way of cooking, but that she has long enjoyed cooking and now makes tasty, healthy meals that everyone appreciates. She says her family has their own health concerns and that they worry less about her now. She closes by saying she would tell anyone about GLP-1 medications, that she thinks society stigmatizes obesity as a willpower issue, and that she wants to help spread the word. The video is posted on the CoreAge Rx channel, and she thanks the company at the end.
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Takeaways
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- 0:00 Liz says the biggest change after 38 days is easier body mechanics, such as walking, bending over and tying shoelaces.
- 0:30 She says she had considered surgery for weight loss and now feels hopeful again.
- 1:02 She describes a drop in food noise, saying she can be around food without constant preoccupation.
- 1:32 Liz says her family has responded well to her healthier cooking and has their own health concerns.
- 2:03 She says her family worries less about her health now, and she saw their relief.
- 2:37 She says society stigmatizes obesity as a willpower issue and she wants to help spread the word about GLP-1 medications.
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What the video says
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- Who is speaking
- The company's own channel
In their words
"I'm normal now."
Questions this video answers
What changes did she notice in the first 38 days on a GLP-1?
Liz says the biggest change was in everyday body mechanics, including easier walking, bending over and tying shoelaces. She also reports less food noise and a more positive outlook.
What is food noise on a GLP-1 medication?
Liz describes food noise as a constant preoccupation with food that she did not realize was a thing until she started the medication. She says it went away, so she can be around food without it feeling like it is calling to her.
How did her family react to her changing how she eats?
According to Liz, her husband and kids appreciate the healthy meals she cooks, and they have their own health concerns. She says they also worry less about her health than before.
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