Dylan Gemelli

It's not acceptable.

It's not an excuse.

It's a reason.

And it's a bad reason.

It's something that tells me a lot about somebody's will or actual want, I guess, is what I'm looking for.

If you want the things that you say you think, then you have to put in the work and the effort and make the sacrifices.

Supplements themselves work if they're good quality.

And they have what they say they have in them.

They have tested the time and they're proven they do work, but they can't work for you.

They can work with you, but they can't do the work for you if you're not doing the work.

If you're taking CoQ10 for your heart and you're eating terrible, you're not working out, you're smoking and drinking, it's not going to do anything for you.

If you're taking a GLP-1 and you're abusing it and you think it's just going to make you skinny forever, you're eventually going to have to get off of it.

And when you do, your mind's going to open back up to realize you're hungry again.

And if you haven't put in work and effort, eaten protein to keep your muscle on, done the right things, you're going to end up far worse than when you started it or before you even used it.

If you get abusive with these things, and I'll do separate videos and concepts on GLP-1s themselves so I give you a further understanding of everything that goes wrong with those and why.

If you're abusing these things, using too much, even stuff that you need, like you could drink too much water and drown yourself out.

There are so many things that you could do that are things that are actually good if you abuse them that can cause you a lot of harm.

If you're not using things in their intended purposes and ways, you're going to create problems.

And I want people to be aware that when I said at the beginning, this is a marathon, it's not a sprint.

Our whole societal makeup is now, now, now, now, now.