Definitely do not feel like drinking most of the time. Before I was a daily drinker, not going to lie.

Hangovers are the same, but I hardly even get tipsy even after 3 or 4 glasses of wine, so there is no point.

Anonymous wrote:It makes me so sick. I threw up after a glass and a half of wine this weekend. The acid just sits in your stomach.

I haven’t thrown up, but it makes feel sick too. I take Zepbound. I usually will have one drink max and even that makes me feel queasy. Especially when I get home. In the moment, it’s fine.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you drink less? The same? Do you get tipsy faster? Slower? Worse hangovers?

What’s your experience been?

I drink the same. I never get hangovers. My liver numbers aren’t great though and I should stop.

My DH is the same but his liver numbers are still good. Eating less but not drinking less can't go on forever, but here we are.

Zepbound has made my GERD worse, so I can't drink at all. I used to drink a glass of wine when out to dinner before.

I’m PP that said it feels like a switch was flipped and I’m really surprised to hear others with little to no change in interest in drinking. The increased hangover severity or nausea I can relate to because if I eat to much (eg what I used to call normal portion), I feel like I’ve been hit by a truck. I guess I’m wondering why the drug doesn’t dull some people’s interest in alcohol the way it dulls their appetite for food. DH needs to cut back on drinking (and lose weight) so, based on my personal experience, I was thinking the shot was his best option but maybe not.

Anonymous wrote:Do you drink less? The same? Do you get tipsy faster? Slower? Worse hangovers?

What’s your experience been?

I drink the same. I never get hangovers. My liver numbers aren’t great though and I should stop.

I can only do two drinks when I drink now, used to be more like a bottle of wine easily.