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Worried about piling the weight back on, once you come off Ozempic? Don't! You just need to acquire this one, simple habit!

Worried about piling the weight back on, once you come off Ozempic? Don't! You just need to acquire this one, simple habit!

As a long term slim person, I absolutely swear by it. (Plus, in related news: the 90 minute treatment which took my belly from Before to After ooooooooh…)

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It is The Thing No one Can Deny So Everyone’s Just Trying Not To Think About It, right? In all the frothy, giddy excitement around the weight loss jabs, in the hoards and the highs of the Nouveau Thin, the women (and men) denied slimness for decades and decades, but who have suddenly, finally, miraculously been granted it, c/o Ozempic (Ozzie P™

Emma Gunavardhana
) et al… But but but… What about when they stop taking it, right? What happens then? It’s what the brilliant
Victoria Moss
calls The Elephant In The Room. And she’s right. I’ve been trying to interview someone who has stopped taking a weight loss jab for a significant period - long enough to establish What Happens Next, anyway. Does the cursed Food Noise start up again? Does the weight re accumulate?

But I haven’t found anyone! I’ve found people who are cutting down, very, very slowly, openly anxious about the Last Syringe. “I think I might be addicted,” more than one of them has said. Or: “I’m planning on microdosing it forever - you know: for maintenance.” Or: “I’ll worry about it when I’ve lost another 8kg”.

We’re kicking this coming-off-Ozempic can right down the road, innit? Too happy with the extraordinary litheness of hip and flatness of tummy which has been suddenly, dramatically granted us, too instantly, completely attached to them, to the brand new sparkly idea of ourselves they’ve conveyed upon us, to be able to contemplate What Happens Next. Will 2025 be the summer of The Thin? Will we all be back to lumpy bumpy normal, come 2026?

Dunno.

I do know one thing about being slim though. Speaking as someone who has been for years and years and years and years. And because I know some other slim people, and have observed something about them - something I mirror. It’s that enduring slimness invariably requires one… Actually, “habit” is probably the wrong word. “Lifestyle consideration” might be closer to the mark.

Because to live your life as a longterm thinnie, or slimmy, or whatever, you must also embrace just one concept, wholeheartedly and completely. One approach to living. And it’s

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