I did tirzepatide. Like others have said, the food noise went away and I lost about 2.5lbs a week. Mild constipation and having a drink didn’t give me the same “hit” of pleasure. Make sure he gets enough protein and works out to prevent losing too much muscle. It definitely felt like a miracle drug but being off of it for a month, I can see why people stay on long term. The food cravings came back and I’m having to be real careful not to eat too much and gain it all back.
I had the opposite effect. 2 or 3 days between poops.
Toastmasters is the best piece of advice in this thread.
Easier to document the nexus, for sure
You laugh, but they absolutely could mandate viewing by members of the military. Even those who are on leave or have a valid excuse could be made to watch the recording later. I’ve seen dumber (maybe?) orders come down.
Agreed. Knowing for sure that they carried out the physical act should be the bare minimum to even consider the death penalty (assuming we can’t just get rid of it).
Highly dependent on the people involved. My oldest friend I’ve known since high school. We’ll occasionally send a meme back and forth but he’d never even met my kids until they were in their teens. We live far apart. But when my dad passed and I needed his help with something, he dropped everything and drove 6 hours round trip to be there. I probably see him or have a substantive conversation with him once or twice a year.
Aside from the outcome, it’s crazy that in 2001 there were still enough “Internet non-users” to make gathering data on them statistically significant
The goal is to make sure doctors, not advertising budgets, determine which medicines are prescribed, prevent medical overconsumption, and help keep health costs in check.
What a wild concept
Yes. Think about how long the fighting between the Northern Alliance and Taliban went on once the Taliban were in power. Massoud was an important leader but he didn’t make or break the Northern Alliance.