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Although a bit preachy, I partially agree with Your comet. If semaglutide mimics a hormone produced in our gut, what microbes produce the hormone and what can b
by sigmaprimus 6y ago
Although a bit preachy, I partially agree with Your comet. If semaglutide mimics a hormone produced in our gut, what microbes produce the hormone and what can be done to encourage them?
That being said, as a person who struggles with weight I can attest to how much better my life was before gaining the weight and being obese compounds the problem in a sort of vicious circle. I'm ashamed of my body so don't participate in fun healthy activities like swimming and dancing, my weight makes it risky to run or skate due to my ankles and knees being strained.
I used to be thin and thought along the same lines of your comment but when I gained the weight I also gained empathy and perspective.