I know. 
I honestly think the doctor looked at him, and he wasn’t the first fat patient he’s had, and thought there is no point in telling him to eat right and exercise since he should already know that and has probably already been told that, so what would be the point?
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You may be right about that. But I’m skeptical of what doctors think is good advice.
I just recently watched a YouTube video where a doctor interviewed an obesity specialist of some sort, and she told him that obesity is “genetic” and a “disease” beyond their control.
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In all fairness the drugs he used build muscle, they barely help one reduce fat. That’s all nutrition and will power. Still, I get your point.
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This is only the case because of the modern era of cheap/shit food.
I would change the word “disease” for “epidemic” though.
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Have the benefits of testosterone and other anabolics been revised?
Like, building lean mass, losing fat, more energy, etc.?
You know, the sales pitch for trt.
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TRT is a treatment for hypogonadism which is a medical condition. That’s far different from a will power issue. Yes, a hypogonadal male will get some fat reduction benefit from having normal Test levels via TRT. It’s not significant and still mostly comes from the better mood and willingness to hit the gym that comes with it. It’s 90% will power not the drugs.
TBH I thought you were referring to @Andrewgen_Receptors PED use and not TRT. But again, I can see you take issue with the whole premise of the post. Not here to argue and your opinion is still sound regardless. Just wanted to clarify as with PF Flyers making you run faster and jump higher… TRT is not magic despite the advertising. Especially for those using it outside of medical parameters. Visavi a non hypo male using TRT will see very little benefit if any, PEDs are another story.
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Trt, no. PEDs, to each their own.
Until they become an arrogant assinine know it all about something they couldn’t do themselves without them.
Re: hunger reducing drugs/ peptides/ agents
I honestly don’t think they will make much of a difference on a broader scale. Hunger cues aren’t what drive extreme overeating except for extreme cases (eg., removal of certain parts of a the brain for tumour removal)
Even for myself, I find that a lot of poor choices are not from hunger, but rather wanting to eat something for the sake of eating or bc something tastes nice
I have also been actually hungry without really recognising it was hunger until I realised that raw chicken and spinach suddenly sounded very appealing
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Oh yeah, its totally a case of everybody that wins uses them, but they don’t work.
Come on now.
So, how was your day? Crazy weather we’ve been having.
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Disgusting… should have license revoked. These charlatans are evil
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Just trying to help my fellow man.
Is this the part where you get butt hurt by the tough love again?
I really fail to see your point. Again, TRT is a medical treatment. I advocate for its proper use. I also strongly advise against PED use after lessons learned. Which are we talking here? Proper TRT or PEDs? I’m confused. BTW I have far more experience with both than 99% of people out there. Let’s keep this going constructively without the sarcasm.
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No you dont.
I made it very clear.
Thanks for the backup dude, I’m set.
I clarified in the very beginning post that I am a former fatass, and have been very open about my struggles with that - among other issues.
I’ve also stated that this entire post is just me ranting, and that it’s ME who has the problem - not the lardos hogging all the Walmart Rascals.
My PED use is so limited that it hardly had an effect (before/after pictures are nearly identical), and my TRT dose is half that of those who are half my size. If that upsets people enough to attack me personally, that’s fine.
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Again, break it down for me, I’m honestly stumped. You consider TRT a cheating element? Is that it? Please keep the digs and sarcasm out of the convo. Trying to be helpful here regarding this subject.
TBH I wasn’t trying to back anybody up. Although I do respect you in general. Just trying to stop the spread of misinformation.
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No, not at all.
Its a legitimate treatment for a very real condition.
Punching down on fatties?
Thats big of you. Not tall, but you know what I’m sayin. 
Ok man. I can see you’re clearly irritable and unhinged about this. Carry on keyboard warrior… carry on.
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Yeah. 
