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surgery and ozempic

>>20824083
nigga its really not that complicated to loose weight, its just cico. 2 years is plenty of time too. its just that was majority of retards in the world lack willpower to do it, and eat another candy bar instead. lack of willpower is what got them fat in the first place. nico is god tier violinist, do you really believe he is just another retard? no, he really planned it all along

>>20824083
Fatty cope. I get it, losing weight is outside of the realm of possibility for you :)

I made salsa verde which required me to buy tomatillo seeds, plant them and then grow it until they started fruiting
I think it was about 8 months all together

>>20824118
he lost over 1kg per week, which is ridiculously difficult even for the most disciplined person. if you do the math on what he weighed vs what he weights now and how many calories he had to be deficit in order to lose over 1kg/week, youd see how unsustainable it is for a glutton like him. he used ozempic
ive lost 33kg so far and im only averaging 0.7kg/week loss, and ive tried every which way to make sure im losing as much weight as possible, as quickly as possible. its impossible for me to lose any more without being physically drained and having enough energy to exercise to burn more calories. i did do the math on his weight loss with different variables, e.g. assuming he was sedentary, assuming he was burning different amounts of calories per day, etc. over 1kg/week weight loss is unsustainable no matter which way you look at it, without ozempic.

>>20824118
yes
>fasted for 382 days
>lost 276 pounds (125 kg)
>only drank tea, coffee, water with vitamins, electrolytes & yeast
>1973 study found that Barbieri maintained a healthy weight of 196 pounds (89 kg) concluding that "prolonged fasting in this patient had no ill-effects"

>>20824304
>still weighed 89kg looking that thin
was he a basketball player?

>>20824304
He didn't need surgery to remove fat flaps too, btw