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Upthevibe

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34. LiberalArkie ..........

Mon Dec 29, 2025, 03:34 PM

Dec 2025

Thanks for your post.

I just started taking Creatine a few weeks ago as recommended by two of my good friends. Since June, I've lost 40-50 lbs! I've been taking the weight loss injections (Zepbound) off and on, and it's been amazing. I've completely changed what I eat, and I go to the gym about five days a week.

Exercise/working out is everything people say it is! I feel great afterwards and basically most of the time. I'm hearing more and more that it also helps with cognition.

Thanks again!

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