Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find this concerning?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/eu-probes-novo-nordisk-drugs-after-reports-of-suicidal-thoughts/ar-AA1dFsVy
This forum pumps these drugs like you should pop them like candy. Has anyone on these drugs noticed any disturbed thoughts you didn't have before you were on them?
No, they don’t. There are reasoned discussions of trade offs. You just say this because you’re one of the posters who is furious that it turns out that obesity isn’t a moral failing (since it can be remediated with a weekly shot now), and you are lashing out angrily as a result and searching desperately for any reason to lash out at the drugs further. You should seek help for your own glaring emotional struggles rather than this sad hobby.
The article you linked said that three people had reported thoughts of self-harm. Three.
3 out of how many that got the drug? You fail to realize risks can balloon when you give something to a lot more people. Sure, if something causes harm to 0.1% of people it is a low incidence rate, but if you give it to 10 million people, is it acceptable to affect 10000 people if it causes something death? Low incidence alone isn't the whole story. It's also the potential for the amount of people who can be exposed to a risk.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Put your theory on a cheeseburger w fries and shake.
Spouting theories on various topics is my coping mechanism, not overeating.
Anonymous wrote:But once you give a drug to 1 million people, would it be acceptable for 1000 people to have increased risks of suicidal thoughts?
Anonymous wrote:What about suicidal thoughts for those who are obese and not on these medications?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
You seem to have profound reading comprehension issues. Caloric deprivation?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Put your theory on a cheeseburger w fries and shake.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
You seem to have profound reading comprehension issues. Caloric deprivation?
Definitely not. I’ll be relatively active today, less than normal, and will still eat a lot. But it won’t be garbage. Maybe you should put the Twinkie down you lie about eating all the time.
DP. Sounds like you are thin and that makes you feel morally superior. You should get to the bottom of why it upsets you that other people may use weight loss drugs. I have no skin in this game because I don't use the drugs myself. I don't think celebrities should be using drugs that are in scarce supply to lose 10 lbs. But for some other people, such drugs are a medically appropriate. Why is that your business?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
You seem to have profound reading comprehension issues. Caloric deprivation?
Definitely not. I’ll be relatively active today, less than normal, and will still eat a lot. But it won’t be garbage. Maybe you should put the Twinkie down you lie about eating all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
You seem to have profound reading comprehension issues. Caloric deprivation?
Definitely not. I’ll be relatively active today, less than normal, and will still eat a lot. But it won’t be garbage. Maybe you should put the Twinkie down you lie about eating all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
You seem to have profound reading comprehension issues. Caloric deprivation?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Oh for Pete’s sake. Honestly sometimes I wonder if the people who hate these drugs so much suffer from brain function loss due to caloric deprivation.
It’s a theory. A bad one. And, it depends on the idea that obese people actually overeat. But we have learned through this forum that doesn’t happen and obese people live on air or eat 1000 calories a day.
Anonymous wrote:Here's my theory: many overweight and obese people eat to soothe their emotional pain. Take away or diminish appetite and there's no mode of self soothing. Without that comfort, the pain emerges and the suicide ideation begins or they find something else to soothe the pain. See also: gastric surgery patients who become alcoholics.
Anonymous wrote:What about suicidal thoughts for those who are obese and not on these medications?