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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are people curing their diabetes with Ozempic? Are people curing their obesity with it? Or are they just taking it for the rest of their lives, at a significant cost, only to succumb to the devastating health effects of diabetes and obesity.[/quote]

Most people on diabetes meds are on them for life. The alternative to Ozempic is not no meds...[/quote]

What? Ozempic is a med. Some of you will probably be on them for the rest of your lives if you don’t change basic weight loss and maintenance habits as part of your lifestyle. [/quote]

Some of us do eat healthfully and exercise, but are still overweight.[b]  I have spent a good portion of my adult life eating 1200 calories/day, to no avail.  I found that I actually need to eat 1000 calories/day [/b]to lose weight, and Wegovy allows me to do that by making me less hungry.  I am still eating healthfully and exercising, but now I’m seeing results.  My insurance probably won’t allow me to stay on it for life, but once I go off I am going to feel hungry again — something I’m not looking forward to.[/quote]

Similar. Medication that I need in order to live has wrecked my metabolism. If I eat over 1200-1300 calories per day I gain. I’d love to see some of these aggressive and condescending stop-eating-huge-portions-and-junk-food!!! folks manage their diet and weight with my metabolism. Chances are high that they would weigh more than I do.[/quote]

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