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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you mad your insurance doesn’t pay for it? What’s your real concern, concern troll?[/quote]

NP here. Every person who questions the overuse of these new drugs to not have to be bitter trolls. We all know the other shoe is going to drop. This cannot be healthy. We all need to stop talking about [b]"food noise,[/b]" and just take responsibility for our health by making good choices. Trust me, I struggle every day. I am not in the overweight category, but close and gained a lot of weight, binge eating and drinking too much during the pandemic. Now I am sadly paying the price and controlling my binge eating on my own. It can be done. It's very hard. But there is no way that starving yourself through drugs, while losing muscle, is healthy.[/quote]

So, I wasn't too sure what the 'food noise' was, UNTIL I started Wegovy and the noise stopped within 3 days...It was like-oh, THAT'S what that was!

No one should be starving while using a weight loss drug. Semaglutide isn't an appetite suppressant, so if one is starving-it's not because of that.

Anyhow, the lawsuits have not made me second guess using Semaglutide, because I am not having side effects. I actually went on it spurred by both my weight and high cholesterol. I am not able to tolerate statins (after trying several) so tried this approach-and my cholesterol has improved considerably. But I'm not suing the statin makers over the side effects I had!

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