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6.2 height and 120 kg
Been struggling from class 1 to obesity from childhood , got in decent shape during covid but gained a lot of fat during night shift job now even after doing workout and decent diet my weight fluctuates a lot I lose 2kg gain it back after 1 week, I have used a lot of fat burners none of them work did calories balancing but my brain runs towards junk now I think only getting on glp 1 or mounjaro can be a solid fix for me
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Jumping straight to injections like Mounjaro or other GLP‑1 receptor agonists isn’t a “solid fix” for your situation yet.
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Step 1: Fix the real drivers • Sleep timing (critical with night shift) * Anchor a fixed sleep window (even if daytime) * Craving control strategy (not willpower) * Keep junk out of environment * Structured meals every 3–4 hrs (avoid long fasting → binge) Step 2: Nutrition (make it “hard to overeat”) • Protein target: 1.2–1.5 g/kg/day • High-volume foods: vegetables, fiber • Replace—not restrict—junk (e.g., fruit + protein instead of snacks) Step 3: Training upgrade • Strength training 3–4x/week + daily steps (8–10k) • Avoid overtraining → it increases hunger Step 4: Check medical contributors • Thyroid (TSH) • HbA1c / insulin resistance • Vitamin D, B12 Step 5: When to consider GLP-1
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• Your issue is reward circuitry + routine disruption, not lack of knowledge • Night shifts increase ghrelin (hunger hormone) → cravings are biologically driven • “Perfect diet” fails—consistent, repeatable system wins • Track weekly average weight, not daily changes • Build a default routine, not motivation-based decisions ⸻
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Consult superspecialist like endocrinologist. Barometric surgery is last resort.
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Consult an endocrinologist
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Get thyroid function tests done. Do you have a family history of obesity? Try to eat more of healthy foods and  in small frequent meals.  Due to satiety induced, craving for junk food will not occur.  Drink more water.Exercise regularly.
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GLP 1 helps in loosing weight but I would recommend you to visit a dietitian initially as they can tell you better meal options where you can reduce calories, eat healthy and still maintain the taste. As you described you lost weight earlier try these things first and if they don't help consult an endocrinologist for GLP1.
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Try including more Protein and fibre in your diet to make you feel full
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult Will help you
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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