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Mounjaro/Zepbound's Stable Weight Loss Curve

Plus: "bulletproof" your knees with this routine

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Chag Pesach sameach! This coming evening marks the start of Pesach (Passover) for those who observe. A great time to enjoy kosher flatbreads such as matzah—we recommend going for whole grain!

In today’s email we cover terzepatide (e.g. Mounjaro/Zepbound)’s efficacy in stable weight loss, knee reliability, and the importance of rest.

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Today’s Main Feature

Mounjaro/Zepbound's Stable Weight Loss Curve

A 3-year study has shown that most people taking it regain only 5% or less from their lowest weight, but there are still things to watch out for:

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“Bulletproof” Your Knees With This Routine

Knees are the most injury-prone joint in sports (41% of injuries), due to their structural instability compared to the hip (surrounded by strong muscles) and ankle (supported by bones), while also bearing full body weight.

For the same reasons, they can become quite a liability as we get older. But, we can improve our odds a lot:

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One-Minute Book Review

The Rest Revolution: How to Reclaim Your Rhythm and Conquer Burnout When Overworking Has Become the Norm – by Amanda Littlejohn

Whether you are working all hours around the clock, or retired and now expected to tend to everyone else’s needs as well as your own increasing amount of time spent on medical appointments and the like, as a general rule the world commonly asks of us more than we are reasonably able to give. And yet so often, we try anyway.

This book covers where this societal push came from, and why it’s been perpetuated despite ultimately serving very few people’s interests. How it results in “back-burnering” things that matters, and how we can recalibrate to put what matters back on the front burner.

Ultimately, she argues, overworking is not even best for personal productivity (because of burnout and diminishing marginal returns on the way to burnout), and thus neither is it even best for achieving personal ambitions. Her prescribed antidote for this covers realigning our time and space, restoring our connections where they are important, and—yes, we can still be productive—working with what we find is working for us, rather than what isn’t.

The style is personal at the same time as being delivered with professional skill and clarity.

Bottom line: if ever you feel like you’re not enough for all that is expected (or “needed”) of you, this book may be an important reset-point.

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