The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

@shaydadon94

263.5K followers · usually 5.6K views a post

Views

56.5K

Likes

219

Comments

10

Shares

1

Selling · SaaS › Other SaaS

IVY RXseen in 5 videos →https://enroll.ivyrx.com/sharane-vip ↗

Why it worked

The creator shares a personal and vulnerable experience with a weight loss product, detailing both the positive and negative side effects. This authenticity and relatable struggle likely resonated with viewers, encouraging engagement and sharing.

Summary

The creator discusses the good, bad, and ugly side effects of their weight loss journey with IVY RX. They share personal experiences with nausea and the importance of mindful eating and hydration, while also noting that everyone's experience with medication is different.

Structure

1Introduction to discussing side effects of a journey
2Personal experience with nausea and the need for mindfulness
3Learning to listen to the body and manage intake
4The importance of hydration and protein
5Acknowledging that everyone's experience is different
6

Original caption

#tryivy #ivyaffiliate #ivyrx

More from @shaydadon94

Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.

Encouraging sharing highs and lows for informed decisions

Product placement

IVY RX: ACTS - The creator discusses their experience with IVY RX, implying it's a weight loss medication or program. The creator mentions it has been a 'great tool' but also has side effects. This implies the product is being used to achieve a result (weight loss) and has tangible effects, making it an acting product. Removing it would change the context of the video. The bio link leads to a page titled 'Weight Loss - Plans (GLP-1) | IVY RX', confirming it's a weight loss service/product.

On-screen text

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly LET'S TALK ABOUT SIDE EFFECTS, TO ONLY TALK ABOUT THE GOOD JOURNEY, BECAUSE FOR ME, IVY HAS BEEN A GREAT TOOL, BUT IT DEFINITELY HASN'T BEEN PERFECT. TO BE HONEST NOW, THE BIGGEST SIDE EFFECT THAT I EXPERIENCED THAT, UM, WAS NAUSEA, YOU KNOW, EVERY NOW AND THEN, AND LEARNING THAT I HAVE TO BE A LOT MORE MINDFUL OF THE STUFF THAT I DRINK NOW, IF I EAT TOO MUCH, EAT TOO FAST, THAT ARE GENERALLY, LIKE, GREASY, MY STOMACH IS USUALLY GOING TO TELL ME PRETTY QUICKLY, YOU EFFING UP? OKAY. I'VE ALWAYS LEARNT THAT STAYING HYDRATED AND GETTING ENOUGH PROTEIN DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO HOW BUT SINCE BEING ON THIS JOURNEY IT'S LITERALLY LIKE, DO OR DIE. NOW, ON THE DAYS I DON'T PRIORITIZE THINGS, I CAN DEFINITELY TELL AND IF THERE'S SOMEONE WHO'S GOING OR IF I'M GOING OUT FOR A DRINK, UM, EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, I'D ENCOURAGE YOU TO BE VERY CAREFUL. I'M A PERSONAL THAT YOUR BODY DOESN'T ALWAYS TOLERATE ALCOHOL THE SAME WAY IT USED TO. UM, SO I MY LIMITS, BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT MOST OF THE SIDE EFFECTS THAT I'VE BEEN, UM, HAVING HAVE BEEN MANAGEABLE ONCE I FOUND OUT WHAT MY BODY. SO EAT SMALLER MEALS, DRINKING PLENTY OF WATER, AND LISTENING TO HELPED A LOT. AT THE END OF THE DAY, EVERY MEDICATION HAS A POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS, AND EVERYONE EXPERIENCE IS DIFFERENT. SO THIS HAS BEEN MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OVER THE LAST SIX MONTHS OR SO, AND IT'S IMPORTANT TO SHARE BOTH THE HIGHS AND THE CHALLENGES SO THAT PEOPLE KNOW AND ARE BETTER INFORMED ON THEIR DECISION MAKING AND WHAT TO EXPECT MOVING FORWARD.

Transcript

Let's talk about side effects, to only talk about the good journey, because for me, Ivy has been a great tool, but it definitely hasn't been perfect. To be honest. Now, the biggest side effect that I experienced that, um, was nausea, you know, every now and then and learning that I have to be a lot more mindful of the stuff that I drink. Now, if I eat too much, eat too fast, that are generally, like, greasy, my stomach is usually going to tell me pretty quickly, you effing up? Okay. I've always learnt that staying hydrated and getting enough protein does make a difference to how I feel. But since being on this journey, it's literally like, do or die. Now, on the days I don't prioritize things, I can definitely tell and if there's someone who's going or if I'm going out for a drink, um, every once in a while, I'd encourage you to be very careful. I'm a personal that your body doesn't always tolerate alcohol the same way it used to. Um, so I learned my limits. But the good news is that most of the side effects that I've been, um, having have been manageable once I found out what my body. So eat smaller meals, drinking plenty of water, and listening to helped a lot. At the end of the day, every medication has a potential side effects, and everyone experience is different. So this has been my personal experience over the last six months or so, and it's important to share both the highs and the challenges so that people know and are better informed on their decision making and what to expect moving forward.