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It seems surprising that almost no progress has been made in appetite suppression since they used to prescribe amphetamines as "diet pills" in the 1950s. I fou
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
It seems surprising that almost no progress has been made in appetite
suppression since they used to prescribe amphetamines as "diet pills"
in the 1950s.
I found just a few spoons of stodgy porridge can keep hunger away for
6 - 8 hours.
- ChadNauseam 4y agoTons of progress has been made actually. Semaglutide works amazingly well at appetite suppression, and there are human trials going on now for drugs that seem to be even better. I wrote about it here [0]. [0]: https://chadnauseam.com/random/semaglutide-has-changed-the-world/ https://chadnauseam.com/random/semaglutide-has-changed-the-w...
- nonrandomstring 4y agoThat's very interesting thanks for sharing. BTW I used to be exactly like you and could eat enough to feed a regiment without gaining an ounce. My eating for Britain stopped suddenly when I hit 40 and metabolism changed. Hope you are blessed with lifelong good apetite management, but for me I had to start working on it and changing my lifestyle/willpower. It's good to know that advances are happening for those who truly need a helping hand though.