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From what I understand, Ozempic works by slowing down digestion and thus reducing appetite. If that is the case then wouldn't this be precisely evidence that ca
by solomonb 3y ago
From what I understand, Ozempic works by slowing down digestion and thus reducing appetite. If that is the case then wouldn't this be precisely evidence that caloric restriction is all you need to reduce obesity?
- notyourwork 3y agoI thought we already have had that evidence for a long time. Humans, including myself, have trouble self limiting when everything is accessible.
- jayroh 3y agoYes, and … “Calories in” is half. “Calories out” (the amount you burn) is the other half. Having been on the “nothing but diet” train for long windows of my life I can confidently say that if you don’t pair the former and latter, you’ll end up in the yo-yo cycle. Over and over again. Took a long time for me to understand that and I STILL struggle.
- solomonb 3y agoI don't understand. If one is gaining weight then that implies they consumed more calories then they 'burned' and aren't restricting calories enough. Exercise and training would increase your burn rate and allow you to do less caloric restriction but at the end of the day it comes down to eating less calories.