Amberlynn Reid Lost 100 Pounds HOW?!

[@Weeshweightloss]

I’ve been watching Amberlynn for about 5-6 years now & I have to take breaks. She’s like a toxic family member. You want the best for them but you can’t force them to do better.

[@BronzeDragon133]

It's funny you should say that. I check in with Amberlynn more often than my toxic family. When the pandemic hit, I stopped with that. I never went back. But I can hit the stop button on Amberlynn.

[@ximar0ckstrx]

Agreed. She reminds me of my drug addict brother. I hate to say it that bluntly. But it's true.

[@BronzeDragon133]

@@ximar0ckstrx Heh. My alcoholic cousin. His narcissistic and alcoholic parents. The personality-disordered cousins. Families can be such fun.

[@UniqueCommentary247]

@dominicanbiggie You don't even know her and she is not your family member!!! Your just an hating insecure creep that hate watches her channel so you can feel better about yourself!!!

[@nicolesapphire3696]

I think people don’t really know how hard it is for someone like Amber to do better. I don’t really watch her a whole lot but my perception of why she has not been able to conquer this is because she’s not accessed the right resources. In my opinion the only right resources for her are doctors versed on obesity, dietician versed on obesity and binge eating and a therapist versed on binge eating and her other issues. She has only tried gimmicky food plans that really aren’t going to work because they are far to low in calories and don’t have enough volume of food and weight watchers which helps some people but it’s really not for people with complex issues like Amber, it’s unfortunately verging on gimmicky and some dieticians are not in favour of it, it’s not linking people up with dieticians and consultants are not dieticians. If her issue was as simple as learning to eat less calories something like weight watchers would work, but morbid obesity is about our brain sending way stronger signals to eat than the average person, so it’s just not that easy to ignore.

[@BirdGang6]

This “I’ve almost lost 100 pounds because one time 10 years ago I lost 89” is probably the most pathetic ALR has ever been.

[@trina7274]

I have a friend that died at only age 39 on July 8th….. he had literally just turned 39, the day before he died..he was around 400ish pounds…. Smoked unfiltered blunts VERY heavily…. Ate terrible… abused adderall ….never moved his body ….very Sedentary…. his girlfriend found him dead on the floor when she came home… heart attack ….. at just 39… We all get comfortable where we are, most of us say “I’ll get started tomorrow, tomorrow I’m going to eat healthy, tomorrow I’ll go for a walk”….. Please do it today guys. Today!! Start today…I have to lose at least 60lbs…. But I’m only 5ft tall, so I’m sure it’s like I’m a lot heavier. I’m motivated. I got this ❤️💕 I’m hopeful that Amber can continue to lose weight and improve her life. All life is precious. Move your body. Eat as healthy as you can. Don’t beat yourself up if you eat a little extra or eat the wrong things. It’s ok, we all do it. All of us. Just start anew the next meal…. That’s it… every meal is a chance at living!! Every meal is a chance at change!! Good change!! Do something as simple as eliminate sugar from your diet!! Or change what you drink through out the day!! Don’t wait! Your life is important. You are important. Much Love to all!! ❤️💕🙏🏼 Mama Trina ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️

[@DeiHarper9361]

Thanks for this. I had a heart attack scare in 2018 and luckily it wasn't a heart attack. I've since lost and gained weight off and on and trying my best to lose permanently.

[@trina7274]

@@DeiHarper9361 you got this!! WE got this! Just try your best at every meal. Try to move more, even if it’s just housework!! Any movement is good!! Start slowly by making good choices! Watch good cooking videos on KZbin! I know personally that’s really helped me in my diet. If food tastes good, you are more likely to stick with it. Surround yourself with good people. If someone is negative or toxic, even a family member ….. get that crap out of your life. You deserve the best. Much Love from Oregon…. Trina ❤️💕🙏🏼🌲🌲

[@oldwomanranting]

You r so right life is special and quality of life is even more special. Keep up and use your motivation to get started but find additional support because motivation is like a boost but it isn’t sustainable, but it is beneficial. Please keep up your current mind-set, U r worth a wonderful life.

[@schneeroseful]

Condolences to you guys. It seems like you have at least a good impression of how worthy a healthy life is.

[@popejaimie]

I know it’s not the point, but… what’s a filtered blunt?? Aren’t all blunts unfiltered?

[@Moose92411]

I'm not on board. Not yet. I need to see sustainability. I don't trust this woman as far as I can throw her.

[@rosannacellini2158]

And that's not far, lol These drugs like, Ozempic, Victosa, Trulicity, are for type two diabetics. I myself had taken, two out of the three. If you stick to a healthy diet, you will lose weight. But not a miracle drug.

[@MJ-py7dm]

Exactly.

[@SureYoureRight]

Why are you so invested in her weight loss….what she eats don’t make you shit. Y’all are weird

[@Moose92411]

@@SureYoureRight that's the kind of content this channel makes. Why are you here? As far as why, for myself, it reminds me not to take things I see at face value.

[@liloreoinya]

I'm rooting for her. I feel like she's going to make an excuse and stop taking the shot, but I am still rooting for her. Imagine if she drops 350lbs. That would be the longest weight journey I've ever witnessed.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

I don’t think that she will ever go lower than 400 lbs., because she’s absolutely terrified of having loose skin.

[@katodd2925]

@@EYE_GOTCHA She has the money to get the surgery tho

[@peggypate2969]

But lord she narcissistic enough could you picture her or Chantel actually reaching their ideal weight? They would be insufferable

[@aleh_ge]

It honestly took me 10years to lose 300lbs+… this journey is freaken hard, especially if you’ve been obese since the age of 6

[@evelynurena5997]

I don't think its the longest weightloss journey ever we yo-yo and get back on track it can take years

[@Jay__Cee]

Amber hasnt lost the 100 pounds recently. She started her 100 pound journey recently but she had already lost the weight over a year ago and decided to make a series out of it recently because she only had 16 pounds left to lose.

[@Zoot_of_Anthrax]

Conveniently forgetting she has gained 250+ lbs from her first youtube video where her starting weight was 350.

[@bonnieweyandt384]

I’ve been on ozempic for several months now and it has been a game changer for me. It has drastically helped me with portion control and I snack a lot less. I haven’t gotten on a scale lately but my clothes fit a lot better or are too big for me completely.

[@fancyfeast4610]

I just don't eat when I want to lose weight. Last time was 7 days and not once did I feel any different to if I had eaten. Food is overrated..trust me.

[@Blackandwhitecat-u9v]

@@fancyfeast4610 Anecdotal

[@fancyfeast4610]

@@Blackandwhitecat-u9v I appreciate your response but not really, plenty of science to back up the chemistry that happens within the body when you fast. Hunger is reduced since ghrelin levels go down after a couple of days, autophagy begins and mentally you have more clarity around your relationship with food and what it means to you which is half the battle. I'd highly recommend it. A much less toxic way to start your weight loss journey and it only takes 2 days to actually start feeling the effects..maybe a tough two days for some but it's worth it, just have to get past that.

[@ohcanitbe]

@@fancyfeast4610 people with binge eating disorder or emotional eating issues can’t just stop eating. That’s a recipe for binging or regaining weight once you stop fasting

[@BronzeDragon133]

@@ohcanitbe True. But I'm pretty sure that therapy is going to be part of that recipe and Amber doesn't seem to be getting that reliably, either (yes, she claims she has a ther'pist. She claims a lot of things).

[@KellyLoom1s]

I’m just frustrated that every time she seems to make progress, she derails her progress and then backslides. Yes she’s losing on her meds, but already said she’s not sure how much longer she will use them because it’s not working how she anticipated (via her Instagram questions).

[@BronzeDragon133]

Frankly? Maybe a month, probably less. This is near the end of Amberlynn Cycle Part 1. Next up, Disappointment and Blaming Others, AKA Cycle, Part 2. It's been years of this.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

That’s because she refuses to work hard, with a good therapist, on her childhood trauma, imo. When she’s doing well, she ultimately freaks out, gives up on her progress and runs off to self-sabotage and soothe herself with junk food. I must admit that I gave up on Amberlynn after uterine cancer was not her rock bottom. She went home and ate her way back up to approximately 600 pounds, so she was never able to get the follow-up scans that she needed because she couldn’t fit into the machines.

[@onemaddad3823]

Yep! She wants to be able to stuff her face with takeout all day, and lose the weight. If something stops her from being able to eat whatever she wants and not exercise, then she says “it’s not working” and quits. She’s going to quit this Ozempic any day now. She’s gonna make something up about being “so scared”, or how it’s not working like she thought it would, and it being “too expensive”, and quit. She literally wants a magic pill. Something to lose the weight for her while she maintains her same lifestyle and comfort level. Watch.

[@KellyLoom1s]

@@BronzeDragon133 yup. CycleLynn, round...89?

[@KellyLoom1s]

@@EYE_GOTCHA Exactly. She’s been overweight since childhood and she isn’t much further past that, mentally. No shade, just observing. She NEEDS to fix the root of the issue, not just the “easy” bits that never amounts to anything legitimately helpful.

[@strongerbynature5842]

she's not down 100lb. she's down about 16. she doesn't understand how to track her weight loss so she has always measured her weightloss from her heaviest weight of 572.4 (this was proven to actually be a lie, her highest weight was 594.2 which she spoke about in a video a while ago and then swiftly deleted bc it doesn't fit the lie to her audience). if she had been consistently losing then sure it would be appropriate to se the "572.4" mark but since then she has had several failed attempts, lost, gained back plus more, stopped trying to track weight loss etc. so no, she hasn't lost 100lb in this weight loss effort of hers, over her many efforts maybe, but this time on this journey she is 16 lb down. ultimately it's just more manipulation from a very mentally ill person on the internet.

[@gints2766]

I don’t think it’s intentionally manipulative, just bad for herself. If she uses her highest weight as the starting point in her head, then she probably feels like the journey isnt as long. I’ve done that too. “Oh I’m only down 3 lbs, well I’m actually down 10 lbs from my highest so I’m doing better.” Not to say it isnt a toxic mentality though. Rather then focus on one day at a time you get obsessed with the journey, doing mental gymnastics to make it feel like it’s going faster, then getting disappointed when it isn’t fast enough.

[@enemyoftheheir2773]

You’re 100% spot on in saying this

[@mars2366]

whats wrong with your highest weight being your starting point? Weight loss is not linear, lots of ups and downs and i think your highest weight is a great starting point

[@strongerbynature5842]

@@mars2366 as i mentioned that makes sense if she has been consistently and actively losing weight this entire time but she hasnt. For the most part of the last year she has been quitting her weightloss journey or regaining weight back which actually completely resets her starting point weight. Its also severwly missleading which she knows and ahes using to her advantage. Shes not 100lb down, shes actually about 11 lb down. Now if she said that she is 100 down from the hieghest weight she'd ever been but hasnt been consistently losingnover that time THEN she'd be correct to say so but that would also means she doesnt get the ass pats for having put in the work over a consistent period of time to lose that 100lb but thats what she wants her followers to believe. You're only lying to yourself if you have to twist the narrative so hard about your weight loss to try and sound impressive and that just goes to show that its not a healtht frame of mind to be in.

[@mars2366]

@@strongerbynature5842 weight loss is never consistent? You might lose, gain or plateau it's the trend in the long run that determines if you're putting in the work which she is if she's lost 100lbs from her highest weight.

[@KaylaMarie_]

She was rejected for weight loss surgery because they recommend she go into therapy and she won’t.

[@aioki_uchiha]

I clicked faster than Amber quitting her diets and adding new diagnose to herself

[@GamerGirl997]

I don’t agree with amber in the sense that if I lose 10 pounds then gain 300, then lose 10 again, means I lost 20 pounds(yay!). She should stop using her heaviest weight bc she has been up and down over and out in her weight gain

[@tags6688]

I was prescribed Ozempic from my doctor earlier this year. I got one pen (4 weeks worth) then the hype around it increased dramatically to the point where we had a nation-wide shortage (I live in Australia). Diabetics, the people that actually require it to live were no longer able to get it, unless they called like 50 different pharmacies in their area incase if someone has it. I stopped taking it because I felt guilty as hell and then I realised I could lose weight at the same rate when I'm off it. It helped my mind in believing I can do it more than it actually helped my body lose fat. I really hope Amberlynne sticks to it and makes her believe that she can actually do it. Down 36 lbs (16kg) as of yesterday and I couldnt be happier.

[@DaiminsDenOFVids]

Yeah there’s been a bit of anger from diabetics who need it vs people who want it for weight loss… luckily I’m using it for both reasons so I don’t have the guilt. How’d you find the side effects?

[@tags6688]

@@DaiminsDenOFVids Yeah, it was crazy. Then the media got involved and it was a shitshow! I made sure to have my injections at night so i didnt experience much side effects except I would feel slightly nauseous, not to the point where I couldnt function properly. But the biggest thing for me was how my skin reacted to it. I started getting these bumps around my eyes and all of my skin care products started to irritate me so bad. I used an exfoliant one day on my legs and arms and I broke out in painful rashes. It was horrible!! I may have been allergic to it.

[@DaiminsDenOFVids]

@@tags6688 I’ve been getting nauseous and some stomach cramps in the first day or two of an injection, but fades out for the rest of the week. But the effect on hunger is insane, like I haven’t felt real hunger in like a week… to the point where I’m needing to eat only because my meds require it rather then for hunger. XD I’m 30kgs down from my starting weight of 215kgs.

[@ikilledzoey487]

Thank you. I made this comment on another video I’m in australia too and my father is diabetic and can’t fill his prescription. I actually was talking to another aussie who is a BODYBUILDER who managed to scam a prescription for ozempic so he can shred down for a competition. It makes so wildly angry. It’s being treated as a fad diet quick fix and not a serious medication that can save lives.

[@tags6688]

@@DaiminsDenOFVids oh wow that’s incredible! Well done! Obviously the pen is not a cure all so you must have put in the hard yards to lose 30kg! How long ago did you start your journey?

[@amypagnucco]

I have been on Ozempic for 6 month. My starting weight was 180 and I am now 150 and still losing. It has been a god send to me.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

I’m thinking that ALR has stopped therapy and is counting on the drug to work miracles, which it won’t. If she doesn’t fix “muh mentals”, she’ll soon be missing her junk food and will stop this drug and regain all the weight.

[@bethreacher5538]

They had to stop prescribing it in Australia because people with diabetes were unable to get the drug.

[@aquana]

I love how we're pretending Amberlynn is going to actually lose weight when her entire content revolves around trolling her audience with "this time I'm gonna lose weight! No, for reals!" She'll lose her audience and her income if she does, it's never going to happen.

[@isitoveryet9525]

Pretty much. Aside from her issues….she’s just extremely unlikeable. It’s hard to rally around a person, when they’re completely insufferable & have strong narc tendencies.

[@Stephjvb]

I actually think she could gain followers if she would be succesful at losing weight

[@ByeByeBelly]

I think she genuinely wants to lose weight but is dependent on eating to cope

[@thear5974]

Just by coincidence I am on week 5 of my ozempic journey and it feels like I’m doing it with her lol. It has cut down my appetite majorly , and I can control what I eat and when I eat so well now !

[@AprilTheRockStar]

That's amazing 👏🏼 I hope you have a lot of success with it!!

[@saint82scarlet]

That's fantastic, however, is it for diabetes or just weightloss? And did you find you were majorly hungry before?

[@adorablegirl1559]

Do you take it indefinitely or do you stop after sometime. When do you stop?

[@peggypate2969]

Great 👌

[@MARTYMAKESMIRACLES]

@@saint82scarlet I’m not the person you wrote to but I’m also taking it. It’s for diabetes or for weight loss (or both). I struggled with binging for the last 15 years and I haven’t binged once since. I still get hungry but it’s never on the forefront of my mind and I can eat only 3 times a day and not spend all day thinking about food.

[@babybluecheeks]

It's crazy to me that ALR says Ozempic is "very pricey" she spends more then £1,000 on take out every month, she spends way more on Torrid halls every month.

[@TeamYouphoric]

Good for her. Hopefully, she keeps it up.

[@Baby.Annihilation]

Don't hold your breath 😅

[@NemesisFromResidentEvil]

Why would you comment this?

[@jbella11]

I'm on Ozempic and it was mind blowing how it changes how you look at food. You never want to eat and food you used to love kind of makes you nauseous. I hope it works for her, it could change her life.

[@Fat_and_Funny]

If she went from eating out daily to making her own food daily then even without the meds she would have lost

[@ThatsBadTV]

Amberlyns toxic comment section is why when I do decide to try and lose the weight that I probably won’t post my story online

[@jellybean4276]

I think you should freely share your journey. Just foster a good environment and be a good person. The issue with Amber's comment section is Amber. She mistreats her partners, doesn't respect boundaries, made false SA claims, lies to and gaslights her audience. The hate also makes her money so she doesn't care if her behavior is atrocious. The community is what she wanted it to be, strictly attention for whatever good and for bad.

[@MollyOKami]

ALR will never qualify for WLS. Not only do you have to be safely UNDER 400 lbs, but you need to get therapy for compulsive eating & ALR can't even stick to that. She would become like one of those patients who gets gastric bypass & ends up blending all of her food so she could still eat thousands of calories a day.

[@ximar0ckstrx]

I was on Victoza which functions very similar to Ozempic except its a daily injection. (I was diabetic however so my insurance covered the $1k price tag). It did work. I did lose weight. My issue with the medication however is that once I was weened off the Victoza, I regained the weight back and lost controll of my diabetes again. I opted for bariatric surgery 9 months ago. My diabetes has been declared in remission. I am off all my medications. And I will make every change needed to keep it that way. Edit: I am rooting for her though. I hope she makes the changes she needs so this becomes a lifestyle change and she won't regress when taken off the medications. What messed me up was a dietician that pushed "intuitive eating" on me. I hope she has better people on her team.

[@maltie123]

John, this look works so well for you. The hat and glasses and rings/necklace look sooo good! 👌

[@michelle.r.e]

yesss the content of yours i live for. Thanks for covering our GORL

[@SationalCyn]

I can't stand her, and I don't watch her videos. But I do hope that she is able to continue doing this and be successful. Everyone deserves to be happy and healthy

[@riverdaisy4215]

I can only sometimes watch reaction videos and read through the sub reddits

[@elizabethgrinningson7730]

Same

[@oldwomanranting]

I cannot stand her either but she won’t be happy even if she loses weight. Her weight is not the root of the problem it is her addiction and her poor emotional and mental health. They r conjoined with the support of YT b n her source of income.

[@briannafrost5931]

Agree

[@MARTYMAKESMIRACLES]

I’ve been on ozempic for almost two months now and I’m 19lb down. I’m glad for her that it’s working. It’s been working great for me and have struggled hardcore to lose weight, and it’s coming naturally and I’ve been able to stop my binging that I’ve been struggling with for 15 years.

[@daphnereloaded3480]

injecting a cancer causing drug is 'coming naturally' for you?

[@saint82scarlet]

I was 385lbs at my highest recorded weight, (poss higher) I lost small amounts of weight before, gained a little of it back, but managed to maintain for a long time. I started taking semaglutide in jan 2020, I was 330lbs then by jan 21 I was 329lbs. Semaglutide made no difference to me, other than helping my diabetes. In march/april 21, I started to cook only for me, as my husband was having autism issues, so didnt want the meals I cooked. I slowly started to lose weight, I then started weight training, then in jan22, I was told about intermittent fasting, and now I'm 240lbs, for me it was nothing to do with an injection, it was about changing my habits for me. I started to talk more about things I was discovering, weight training ideas, food ideas, by talking to everyone about what I wanted to do and learning more, it motivated me. I've been told I need to get to a bmi of 30, so 200lbs then i can stop my diabetes meds, I've been told i will likely gain weight, but i didn't eat because I was hungry, I ate because I was bored happy sad etc.. I'm glad that amber lyn is finding a way to keep herself motivated, but I would worry that she will stop losing and become depressed, the same that's happened to me dozens of times. She needs to address her underlying reasons as to why she kept regaining weight she lost. I'm now too motivated to let myself stop losing, in fact, I'm trying to do a maintenance month, and I'm find that's far harder than losing. It's hard to find the balance

[@carochan86]

Congrats on the hard work

[@mindypweightloss]

As someone also documenting my weight loss journey on Mounjaro (I started on Wegovy which is the same thing as Ozempic) I know firsthand how effective these drugs are (I've lost almost 87lbs) while you are on them... but if she doesn't address her eating disorder she's really going to struggle with maintaining once she goes off the Ozempic.

[@divatesteddivaapproved]

Semaglutide is the inward facing name of the Drugs known as Ozempic and Wegovy (same medicine just two names one for diabetes and one for obesity.) Drug companies give a drug a name when presenting it to the FDA for approval. Then, they pick an outward facing name (think of it as a nickname) for the public that is easier to pronounce. There's more to it than that, but that is why drugs have two names.

[@andreama23]

I’ve taken Ozempic for one year and I can tell you my experience. The first 3 months I lost about 15lb per month but after that the lost started to decline. It’s not a miracle, it helps but it doesn’t work if you still eat more calories than you should. If you eat over 5000 cal a day, it will help you eat less, but you can still be over eating and for the long term it’s not enough by itself. I’m from Brazil and it’s cheaper (in dollars) here. That’s because it’s the same amount for every country. If it’s 1000dollars in US, it’s 1000euros in Europe and it’s 1000reais in Brazil (about 193 dollars and yes my money is undervalued) and so on.

[@willydeezle]

Huge difference between losing weight and weight fluctuation

[@Quantum_GirlE]

They say you only lose 5-10 pounds A YEAR

[@karno5128]

Its literally the smallest needle you'll ever see. So much drama..

[@ramolitaflores9661]

So she lost 14 lbs if she actually really has but, somehow hamberlynn equates that into 100lbs

[@sarahh2072]

For the majority of people the money where your mouth is theory works. For ALR, she spent $800 on a meal kit plan not that long ago and she quit in a few weeks. Can't remember the name of it right now. She spends tons of money on earrings and torrid, all kinds of stuff. She loves spending money. I think ozempic genuinely helping her! I hope she sticks with it

[@hkandm4s23]

Lorry Hill mentioned that this drug is often used in Hollywood for fast weight loss in normal weight actresses models etc. She suspected that the Kardashians have been using this lately.

[@shannontobin7825]

hi twitch! honestly it’s good that she’s losing weight (it’s much needed). I know the weight she’s claimed to have lost is technically based on her highest weight, but weight loss is weight loss and i’m proud of her for that Edit: also even if the Ozempic is playing more of a placebo (as in it’s not necessarily the Ozempic that is the front runner for Amber losing the weigh) and the cost of the medication is more important a reason for Amber to lose weight, it’s still 100% worth it

[@zahraaalz9621]

I started Ozempic on Friday. It literally does not make me hungry at all. I'm so happy with it so far. I also workout in the morning with weights and cardio, and in the evenings, I like to take a light 30 min walk. I also track my macros to a T and have been for almost a month now. Ozempic is a push, not a solution and I know I need to maintain a good lifestyle plus the Ozempic. I currently weigh 180 and I'm 5'1 so it shows more on me with my height. This is my last attempt as I have tried EVERYTHING. Wish me luck!!! Oh also, I have healthcare through my work so thankfully, I only paid $25:)

[@kaylenn52090]

I'm about to hit my 100 pound mark (98 lost so far). Im also on medication from my weight loss doctor. Its been hard for me to lose weight since I was a kid. So I'm excited and I have about 40 more to lose!

[@doraedwards9999]

I also really wanted to say, I appreciate your authenticity and perspective on the realities of weight loss. Both from the private view point as well as what it becomes when presented to the spectator public. You’ve given me more realistic thinking about my own weight loss journey as well as what is actually effective for change long term.

[@expertpanda513]

I wanted to thank you :), and a few other KZbin’s I desided to start losing weight June 2021, I weighed in at 145 kg and am down to 78.5kg, I still have around 15kg to loss I feel so much better about myself

[@reformingbeauty]

I've been on Ozempic (.5 dosage) for 6 weeks but other semaglutide drugs prior. The needle is 4mm long. I can barely feel it. My insurance pays for mine 100% and my insurance is like 350 a month. It's a great tool but not a magic bullet. In 2013, I was 453. Today I'm 274. I've had a VSG in 2013 and DS revision in 2016. Lifting weights and medicine have been the game changers for me and made all the difference in my weight loss and keeping it off.

[@allthatsheiz]

I have experienced the same medication and it really helps ! I changes lives I have lost +55 lbs this year. I haven’t been this low in 10 years

[@Pootypatooty]

I love to see two KZbinrs I watch separately have one video lol man I follow amberlynn and have been for *years* and she didn’t loose 100lbs she hit her heaviest weight which constantly fluctuates and she only lost 14lbs since she started her weight loss 😭😂

[@katiesmith9035]

Can order Ozempic from a Canada pharmacy - $300 a month. Still not great, but better than 1K

[@daphnereloaded3480]

it. causes. cancer.

[@ac-ui6gr]

I really really wish she sticks with it and doesn’t just prove us wrong but herself as well.

[@themysteriousone]

Sadly she is already talking about losing weight too quickly and thats her phrase for im thinking of quitting. Miney was never a part of it, shes blown thousands on weight loss products and quit after 2 days

[@thewrongshoes]

I was taking Ozempic for weight loss and lost about 65 pounds. Fatty foods didn’t make my stomach upset. I just wanted to eat less

[@amandam.4437]

🎶 Oh, oh, oh Ozempic… you knooooow 🎶 this was in my head while watching 😂

[@mothrasdaughter]

It’s really interesting seeing how people view Ozempic. I take it because after being a Type One Diabetic for 17 years, insulin resistance is a very real thing. It’s cut down my excessive need for insulin, my insulin works better, and I can actually eat grains when I’m on it. So I’m in a lot of support groups, and it’s so frustrating because people think it’s a miracle drug when it’s not. It’s simply a tool to aid in weight loss. You still have to put in the work, make healthy food choices and be active. It’s a waste of money to take it but not use it properly. It also takes away the drug from people who take it seriously. I say this because now it’s on back order constantly. I love ozempic because I can live again and not waste as much insulin

[@mothrasdaughter]

And in terms of weight loss, less resistance has helped me actually lose abdominal fat which has been a blessing. The food aversion is absolutely gnarly, but it forced me to make healthier/leaner choices and also take the time to think if I’m actually hungry or just bored

[@derekdavis5310]

My main concern are any physical issues that drug might have down the road. It's great she's losing weight but that drug will end up screwing her over in the end

[@lanterns_glow]

Ozempic puts in some legwork with weight loss but you do have to manage your diet and try to exercise.

[@emobuddha]

Hell yeah! I'm rooting for her!

[@DaiminsDenOFVids]

I’m on a similar drug, Truicity, it’s also a weekly blood sugar stabiliser that’s being used as a weight loss assistance drug. It works as a hungry suppressant… (I haven’t felt hunger in weeks) but… the side effects are kinda brutal and I worry she won’t deal with it. Stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhoea … that last for the first 1 -3 days after every injection. I’m down 30kgs so far.

[@Gr8lakesmama]

She lost 100lbs by lying and saying she lost 100lbs 🤣

[@testudo2185]

I checked her channel and I don’t see any difference

[@unicornblow6874]

She a lah

[@kaycerawlins986]

I wish her the very best. Having lost a lot of weight myself (213) it is so life changing... she deserves to know what it feels like. I'm glad she is finally putting in the work!

[@myownbravado]

Really hoping she sticks to this! From what I've seen, she has no problem with getting a weight loss surgery but has been told that she has to tackle her binge eating disorder first. Now she seems to have a therapist, but I don't know if that's something she's working on since she's taking the Ozempic. I have a feeling it may just be a temporary good thing and then she'll fall back on her old ways since she hasn't actually made any mental progress. Hoping she proves me wrong, but I don't have my hopes up.

[@ciaralewis3265]

I take ozempic....for diabetes and I lost about 32 lbs

[@CowardlyQrow]

She says she lost 100 because she is using her biggest weight from like 2 years ago

[@quinnydoll]

I’m truly rooting for her I have been for the past 5 years I think there’s a big difference in her rhetoric this time around she’s not constantly beating herself up and seems to be greatly optimistic and realistic with her goals

[@LittoLispyLawl]

She seems a lot chiller than she used to be

[@omgwtflauren]

New girlfriend, new gorl.

[@cityjuice.]

When you are so enormous that you loose 100 pounds and we can't tell she lost so much as a pound🤣

[@Walmartgimp]

I know this was intended to be mean but I can actually tell. It's visible in her face. Punching down isn't an attractive feature.

[@glutenfreetaquito562]

Dude stop giving her air time. She has done/said so much rude stuff on IG Q&A’s…. You’re just giving her clout

[@raspberrycandy1778]

This!!! All these people being proud of her need to know the trash human being they’re supporting

[@pamelalansbury94]

I agree. I know the audience bombards him asking him to do it but it’s pointless.

[@RavynSkye617]

I'm on Ozempic. I live in Canada. I pay 4 dollars a month.

[@Quantum_GirlE]

Ozempic made me super super sick for many days after taking ozempic

[@nicolek1676]

When you are scared of Drs it’s a condition called “white coat” syndrome. I have had 80 plus orthopaedic and other surgeries and I still suffer from this condition which results in high blood pressure and elevated heart rate and pulse.

[@peachy_lili]

white coat tachycardia. it's why my blood pressure readings in the doc's office were always bonkers with those awful arm cuffs (Because THEY HURT and I KNOW that going in!) but now are normal since they use the wrist ones on me.

[@wideride8320]

@@peachy_lili ugh those cuffs. 😫 Also, the circumstances make a difference for me. My obgyn made me change my bc because I was always hypertensive at my annual exam, but I have have many months of blood drive bp readings well below 120/80 but they wouldn't consider it.

[@nicolek1676]

@@peachy_lili the cuffs hurt due to your blood pressure being so high with its reading. Cuffs have actually come undone on me and a reading can’t be done. All my surgeons know my history of this condition and they aren’t worried about it because as soon as I go under my pressure goes down to normal. As a PTSD sufferer I do take blood pressure meds as my mind is in constant fight and flight mode. I have no medical symptoms that would cause high blood pressure which is good. The only sign I get when it does peak is my face goes red.

[@IAmNotASuccubus]

This. A few months ago I went to the hospital and was asked to check my bp using a machine located in the middle of the lobby (it's not uncommon here) and that freaked me out so badly. Eventually the doctors got a reading that was alarmingly high (189/110). Doctors let me calm myself down and take it again an hour later by myself (124/72). That white coat syndrome ain't no joke.

[@nicolek1676]

@@IAmNotASuccubus correct it isn’t a joke My BP has risen to 225/124, with this reading I’m at a high risk of having a stroke and or a heart attack. I was given pre op meds this time. I usually can’t have them as they make me feel sick when I come out from being under and I just have straight up sedation. The reason my BP was so high is because I was being treated like crap from a volunteer who takes patients to pre op because I’m unvaccinated. I can’t have it because I suffer from a blood clot disorder

[@ChronicallyMichelle1995]

I’m in Canada so most prescriptions are covered. In 2007 I was 12yrs old and I started a medication it was so new to Canada that it wasn’t covered yet, for me it was this medication or start hospice care. It cost $3,000.00 every 2 weeks. Injections that have to be done in the hospital due to risk of anaphylaxis for up to 2hrs after so you have to stay. And the hospital was 3 hrs away. It wasn’t covered yet by the government place like The Lions Club and Rotary Club paid for it for a year

[@emmamations]

Also I don't think it's a money thing. I had horrible side effects on Metformin which does a similar thing to help people with insulin resistance, but it DID stop me from craving sugar, and I actually felt satisfied after meals. The way it suppresses your hunger is COMPLETELY different to stimulant based meds like Duromine where you feel too sick for food. I genuinely believe that it's working for her because she just feels like a normal person now. How normal people eat a meal and just feel full. As someone with PCOS and hormonal issues I've literally never felt that other than when I was on Metformin. I wish so much that I had access to Ozempic.

[@emmamations]

@@cherrypai44 I've found stimulant based weight loss drugs don't work for me because I also have ADHD so they just make me calm and focused. They make me feel too sick to eat for the first few days, then when I get used to them my appetite is completely back to normal. It's super weird how different bodies with the same conditions behave differently. Most people's side effects to Metformin are diarrhoea and really bad nausea, but for me I actually had the opposite problem and couldn't go to the bathroom, and it caused horrible pain in my ribs to the point that I thought I was having a gallstone attack.

[@unicornblow6874]

Amberlynn would have to pay for weight loss surgery out of pocket, as she’s not bought health insurance out of all the money she’s made on KZbin. Also, Amber is basing that 100 pounds from her highest weight ever, which she claims was 572.4 pounds. She will lose 10 pounds, gain back 20, lose 8, and claim an 18 pound loss. She just recently began with the Ozempic

[@Lulufroofroo]

I have also been struggling with weight and I feel like I am in a similar situation as Amber. I didn't even know this drug was a thing until she started posting about it. I have a appointment scheduled with my doctor for later this month to see if I can get on it

[@TinkerSizzleXD]

I honestly had so much hope for her 5 years ago but I honestly can't check in her anymore. Especially after she blamed her ex for her cancer.

[@AliJoanPlans]

"An obesity specialist that specializes in obesity" I couldn't help but chuckle 🤣

[@nicwin4006]

I think a lot of people want the best for anyone in ALR's situation but your Dr. friend said it best - *It won't do the work for you* - and you *have* to improve your food choices. THIS is where she's likely going to fail. She's still eating tons of processed foods as per her most recent videos. I honestly just don't see it happening given her long history of a bad relationship with food that she keeps refusing to get help for. 🤷‍♀

[@cassiej2549]

So when people go off of these drugs what happens? Will her appetite come back quickly? JUST curious!

[@AyaTheTyga]

Love your reaction vids keep em coming. Next, supersize vs superskinny? Haha

[@zenyen.13]

I know people hate-watch her but I do wish her the best

[@uribheidi]

she's a terrible person.

[@thevanessarosette]

11:00 lmao she meant she was nervous about it hurting John. Nice insight though🤣❤

[@rhbrand1]

I hate to say it, but I think she's just lost the same 10-15lbs over and over again till it adds up to 100lbs.

[@stina9659]

Love those glasses, they go well with the piercings

[@pmcfearson9453]

Appetite suppressant with out addressing the habits. Yeah this will end well.

[@MollyOKami]

The biggest problem with appetite suppressants is that they only work while you're taking them. I know. I tried them for a couple years when I was younger. I lost A LOT of weight, but I never got the control anywhere near where I am now. It's like my levothyroxine in that the only real weight loss you see is when it's combined with better habits. Assuming she's not lying to her "lady-doctor," her doctor is a bad doctor because of her LONG history of failure & blaming others should disqualify her from that option.

[@208_treasure6]

So glad I have treated my eating disorder and didn't have to resort to drugs or mangling my digestive system for temporary weight loss.

[@jaybooo123]

Wanna cookie??

[@larrierogers940]

She may have lost a bit in her face but her body looks the same. I think she’s lying about 80 pounds.

[@cayk9444]

I’m most concerned by the fact that she needed a calculator to do the literal third grade math to find the difference between 572 and 476 🤨 Third grade mental math strategy: 572 minus 100 would be 472, and 476 is 4 less aka 96 ….

[@jaimereynolds258]

She looks the same to me, is buying the same sized clothes, they all are fitting the same, and she won't show the scale.

[@JuliaMarieH]

My roommate is taking Adipex for weight loss and it’s working really well for her! Granted she’s also eating better and exercising regularly, and she’s less than half the size of Amber, but she said the drug helps for appetite control. I know it’s a different drug, but from what I can find on the internet it works in a similar way. Hopefully Amberlynn will find similar success!

[@Lexpre23]

I work for a pharmacy benefit manager and many insurances still require a person to have a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes before they will consider covering it. Although it’s been approved for weight loss it’s not something that’s often approved for that diagnosis. That’s why it’s so expensive for her.

[@twinkiesnails8857]

Well i mean amber doesnt have insurance.

[@JadeDRail]

I have been taking different cocktails of drugs since I was 17 and I am still scared every time I try a new one. It's normal, meds can be scary and have side effects.

[@WileyCylas]

Also ohlordyitsjordy (who’s a daily orbiter in the Amberverse🤪) has experience with Ozempic & was successful!

[@daphnereloaded3480]

he is also a zombie who injects anything

[@mariatiscareno50]

Thanks for the update, John. I don't follow AR but I follow you. I appreciate how supportive you are of her. I wish her well. Wishing her much success on losing the weight and keeping it off! 💪🏽🤠

[@BradleyG73]

Ozempic works great, and I was only able to get insurance to pay for it because I was pre-diabetic. Did keto and Ozempic and everything was going phenomenally until three months later at my next blood work. Keto had dropped my A1C to normal levels and insurance stopped paying for it. Getting off it was SO tough because the hunger came ROARING back. Fortunately I was able to reign in all my will to be healthy and carry on without it. As of today since February 28th I’m down 76 lbs. Blood pressure normalizing, cholesterol NORMAL (I got off my statin), A1C normal. It’s nice to be slimmer, but at my age it’s about living longer now.

[@MsKira1313]

Her attitude will be far worse if she ever goes down to the desired weight she wants.

[@sallyrogers-jordan842]

I take metformin to help with weightloss. So far I have not been successful, but if she can lose almost 100 lbs I can too.

[@daniellahijabi5719]

There's no magic pill.

[@nmac2992]

as a person that has to take a glp1 for genetic type 2 diabetes i really hope this will not increase the price long term because of the demand

[@pascoto]

Obesity is also a disease. I don’t understand why people with diabetes think only their diagnosis is valid to use Ozempic.

[@nmac2992]

@@pascoto absolutely it is i am just stating i hope this doesn't increase my drug costs as i will die with out it. hopefully it will decrease it!

[@cityjuice.]

Those needles are so thin you can't even feel it but she is milking the whole " shot in the stomach" think for all it's worth. But if you're not dietetic you don't know the needle is so thin you feel nothing at all, not even a slight pinch NOTHING!

[@cheslxy]

It’s just her usual cycle till she finds another replacement for ozempic…