Visible weight loss typically builds between months two and four as doses are adjusted and your body responds
The other judgment I find is people who think that because I'm choosing to take a medication to help me lose weight (or even losing weight at all), I'm somehow betraying "my people" and am no longer "body positive." Fortunately, I don't feel the need to justify my choices I think you can be both body-positive and still choose things that support your health and well-being
For example, when you are stressed or in pain, certain changes occur without realizing ityour heart beats faster, your breathing rate increases, and your muscles tense up
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The concern is that this "benefit" becomes a liability with excessive dosing or prolonged cycles