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Berberine/Metformin/Acarbose to reduce metabolic damage from binge eating?
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BigDadd7
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My friend... that sounds like anorexia. NO ONE looking at that pic sees a guy who needs to lose weight. You look like a physiology mannequin. It's ok to eat a little.
carbmaster
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Literally no reason to be this lean if your not going to be stepping on stage or making money off your physique.
Liter O' Test
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this is the guy who has been acting like his tirz stopped working and has a binge eating disorder, and hypothyroidism @Ghoul
also hes natural
your brain hasnt caught up with your appearance yet. also youre not going to be fully striated, hard veiny dick skin while natural
just eat normally because you are definately fucking yourself up restricting yourself on top of 10mg tirz and being that lean especially as a natural. worried about metabolic damage from an extra plate of vegtables and lean protein
also hes natural
your brain hasnt caught up with your appearance yet. also youre not going to be fully striated, hard veiny dick skin while natural
just eat normally because you are definately fucking yourself up restricting yourself on top of 10mg tirz and being that lean especially as a natural. worried about metabolic damage from an extra plate of vegtables and lean protein
Stealth500
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I remember back when percocets were the heavy pain killer. Then years later it was oxy 80s. Then the fent epidemic. Soon all these people will be jabbing a vial of reta 400 once a week.
AlexDavis43
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Body dysmorphia and binge eating disorder are issues with mental wellness, brother
You're not going to find solutions on a bodybuilding forum
No shame in making an appointment to see a psychologist
AlexDavis43
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and Nubain in bodybuilding circles
Liter O' Test
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i think the dude just lost weight too quickly and is on social media looking up people that are dried out and full on tren and orals, remember this guy is natural and hes probably looking to have veins everywhere and look freaky dick skin mode.
losing more weight / not eating more, will not make him happy with himself in the mirror.
unhealthy relationship with food, dont know what youre looking at online that has you seeing things like "metabolic damage" but youre really going to damage yourself if you keep looking at those things.
honestly sounds like youve been reading some clickbait shorts for fat boomers that are designed to scare them into buying an ebook or subscribing
losing more weight / not eating more, will not make him happy with himself in the mirror.
unhealthy relationship with food, dont know what youre looking at online that has you seeing things like "metabolic damage" but youre really going to damage yourself if you keep looking at those things.
honestly sounds like youve been reading some clickbait shorts for fat boomers that are designed to scare them into buying an ebook or subscribing
I know people that eat because the want to and not from appetite or hinger so they still eat even when on those drugs. Crushing people desire to do as they please is somewhere between difficult and a waste of time i find.
Ateam2023
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Metformin’s secret brain pathway revealed after 60 years,
Pretty interesting finding about how Metformin use and the way it affects the brain
Pretty interesting finding about how Metformin use and the way it affects the brain
dinfar1337
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ive sent a hamburger
best regards - dinfar
eat some more food, if you are that lean year around you're not gonna survive for long.
best regards - dinfar
eat some more food, if you are that lean year around you're not gonna survive for long.
Current treatments for binge eating disorder (hyperphagia bulimia) remain very limited in effectiveness outside of the new GLP-1 analogue medications (such as liraglutide, semaglutide, or dulaglutide). Traditional therapeutic approaches, primarily psychological (cognitive-behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, dialectical behavior therapy), show modest results often with small to medium effect sizes. Additionally, they require long-term commitment and do not always guarantee a lasting reduction in binge episodes...
I was writing about the general over eating that it seems 2/3 of americans do. And used the term binge as in i.e. daily over eating to a small amount. I was using the more routine definition in the Websters dictionary definition not the one used for a medical disorder..
AlexDavis43
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Important distinction
DSM has a specific interpretation of binge eating disorder (BED) and it's not just overeating in general or a Thanksgiving feast
It's more like OMAD (people who only eat one meal a day), where they engage in restrictive behaviors like not eating all day in preparation for a binge, and/or starving themselves the day after a night of binge eating to repent
OMAD and binge eating disorder are disorders of mental wellness
