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[quote=Anonymous][quote] All of this. You will have awful health problems taking this poison

Hahaha okay  [/quote]

Quite the opposite. Having lower blood sugar is linked to a huge improvement in health outcomes long term. Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes (obviously) and even possibly Alzheimer’s. Plus a reduction in body weight sometimes encourages other healthy habits. Eating high fat/high sugar on semaflutide can increase the undesirable side effects so many ppl end up eating less and also staying away from sugary processed things.

Thought experiment: if someone who had struggles to quit smoking was able to with the help of a drug would you be this negative? What about naltrexone for alcohol abuse? There is a morality associated with weight that goes very deep—unconscious or not many ppl associated being fat with laziness, lack of work ethic. Etc and thus the only acceptable way to lose weight is through struggle. But the decks are stacked against many obese people, betweeen crappy food everywhere pushed by big food, hormones, gut changes etc. there is a tool that helps get us out of the obesity crisis and there should be no shame in using it.

And btw I am not the target audience, but am very interested in how this might work. I have a child with a real food compulsion. We have a normal healthy family food dynamic—try not to make thingsb off limits but also strive for whole unprocessed balanced diets with no soda or true junk —-but this child has always been really food and sugar oriented and has a large appetite and high cholesterol and slightly high blood sugar for her age. It’s possible that it’s due to her birth circumstances (iugr baby who was very underweight/growth restricted and did not get adequate nutrition I in womb, which can correlate to lifetime changes in metabolism with higher risk of T2 diabetes, PCOS and other metabolic syndromes.. While I hope she can remain healthy without medication I will be glad to know that the science here is advancing swiftly so she has a better chance of addressing issues.[/quote]

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