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Ozempic is a hell of a drug
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Yes.
If we're lucky in 20 years time having a 40 lbs overweight gf might be possible without allegations of abuse.
logic goes something like, obesity is undersirable and these drugs are likely much safer than fat-related risks.
They're going to get cheaper, there's going to be intense pressure to be normal weight or at least have normal test results -> any remaining actually fat people are going to be treated with suspicion.
If we're lucky in 20 years time having a 40 lbs overweight gf might be possible without allegations of abuse.
logic goes something like, obesity is undersirable and these drugs are likely much safer than fat-related risks.
They're going to get cheaper, there's going to be intense pressure to be normal weight or at least have normal test results -> any remaining actually fat people are going to be treated with suspicion.
>>53988
People view being fat as undesirable due to "lack of willpower", so they are also against using Ozempic.
People view being fat as undesirable due to "lack of willpower", so they are also against using Ozempic.
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>>53988
Part of me thinks (hopes) that there'll be serious long term side effects and it won't be used for weight loss. It seems too good to be true for weight loss and people will cycle having periods of being fat and then not as fat so maybe there's still some hope
Part of me thinks (hopes) that there'll be serious long term side effects and it won't be used for weight loss. It seems too good to be true for weight loss and people will cycle having periods of being fat and then not as fat so maybe there's still some hope
>>53986 (OP)
Not gonna lie, he looks like a cancer patient.
Not gonna lie, he looks like a cancer patient.
A lot of people get really sick from GLP peptides. My wife ended up in the hospital after a few months, and she gained all the weight back plus some. I think women in particular have a harder time with them because they tend to have more gallbladder problems than men.
But for sure if you dont make any serious lifestyle changes that are permenant you will gain it all back.
But for sure if you dont make any serious lifestyle changes that are permenant you will gain it all back.
destroying your internals organs for years for the sake of a social media "gotcha" moment is utterly the most retarded thing I've seen on the internet.
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