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Beyond the Jab!
GLP-1s can certainly reduce appetite, but they don't fix food quality, protein intake, muscle preservation, sleep, stress, metabolic health or long-term maintenance. Thats why lifestyle matters ,ost, whether someone is using medication, stopping medication, or trying to avoid needing it in the first place. Question: What do you think is most often missing from weight-loss programmes: protein, muscle, sleep, food quality, side-effect support, or a simply plan for stopping?
Beyond the Jab!
4 likes • Apr 30
I personally think that most weight loss programmes don't look at food quality. I've never attended slimming world, but I have seen comments about it being about it not helping with good choices. The same is true of Atkins, whilst promoting high protein and low very carb there is no emphasis put on fibre. Certainly a lot of groups promote protein powders and drinks, which are all upf. And in my view not sustainable for the long term. But I also think that the drug companies have not put enough research into reasonable ways ro wean off the weight loss drugs, perhaps through proper tested microdosing.
Welcome to one and all !
Welcome — I’m really glad you’re here. You are definitely not alone, and a lot of people in this community will recognise exactly what you’re describing. You absolutely do NOT need to fix everything at once. The goal first is to start noticing the patterns behind the cravings, food noise, hunger, and setbacks. A good next step is to go through the Start Here section and the first Classroom lessons if you haven’t already done that. And if you feel comfortable, tell us this: "What feels hardest right now?"
1 like • Apr 28
Going to the gym. I was a gym bunny, but I've lost my mojo. I even paused sessions with my personal trainer. That restarts on 1st May. Let's hope he will spur me on. I have increased muscle percentage so I do not want to lose that momentum. In fact, I'm sure just writing it on here has helped, getting it out in the open and all that. Food wise i have no specific cravings, we cook fresh food, no ready meals etc. We still eat out, but i only have a main course and if necessary i take some home with me. I have only eaten 1 pudding all year, and husband ordered it and didnt like it so i ate it! Did it make me crave sweet things... nope.
Weekly Check in
Hi Everyone — and for all our new members, please say "Hello!" What feels hardest right now? - cravings - food noise - fear of rebound regain - consistency - Something else? Pop your answer in the comments. The more specific you are, the easier it is for me and the group to support you. All best wishes Graham
1 like • Apr 21
For me it is losing those last few lbs. On the plus side, for the last 2 months, my weight has only fluctuated by 1.5 lbs. I have definitely lost my gym mojo. But I have a morning and evening set of small exercises which I do at home. Those i manage.
This Week’s Focus: One Small Win
Do not try to fix everything at once. For this week, choose just one of these: - prioritise protein at your first meal - stop snacking after dinner - remove one obvious trigger food - walk for 10 minutes after one meal each day - write down your hunger and craving triggers Comment below with the one action you are choosing this week. Small wins build momentum.
0 likes • Apr 18
This is interesting. I already prioritise protein at breakfast. Mostly eggs, but i mix it up with hummus or Greek yoghurt or at a pinch peanut butter if I have toast. I haven't had an after dinner snack in 18 months. So the choice of the rest... I choose the 10 minutes walking.
1 like • Apr 18
@Graham Phillips i do usually manage 10,000 steps... not normally after eating though.
Want More Structure, Accountability and Support?
This free community will give you practical, evidence-based help to reduce cravings, understand weight regain, improve metabolic health, and build habits you can actually maintain. For those who want deeper support, I also run ProLongevity Essentials as a small-group programme. It is built around: - a structured 12-week plan - real accountability - a small cohort model - a shared mission to improve metabolic health for the long term Our first cohort was capped at 10 people and sold out immediately. The second cohort also sold out, so there is now a waitlist. It is first come, first served. If you would like details or want to be added to the waitlist, comment below or message me directly.
2 likes • Apr 16
First name: Kim Biggest goal right now: lose the final few pounds. Which would hopefully help that roll of fat on my stomach to dissappear. Biggest struggle right now: I seem to have lost my exercise mojo. For the last year I have been at the gym 4 or 5 times a week. Lately just twice a week. What you would most like help with: titrating off mounjaro and not regaining any weight. One thing you hope will be different in 3 months: to get my stomach toned, my bum less saggy, Oh and being able to deadlift my own weight. I'm a way off, can do 38 kgs. Why? It's a really good way to build glute muscle. And the serious weightlifting boys can then stop frowning at me for being in their space!
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Old age pensioner, but still feel 30 or thereabouts. Except for the arthritic knee. Oh well, can't have everything.

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