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It may turn out that Ozempic has all these negative side effects that we just don’t know about yet. But irrespective of that, what Ozempic/Wegovy/etc have clea
by rhaway84773 3y ago
It may turn out that Ozempic has all these negative side effects that we just don’t know about yet.
But irrespective of that, what Ozempic/Wegovy/etc have clearly shown is that this isn’t a moral problem. It’s not a will power problem. It’s a freaking chemical problem.
If a simple drug that isn’t even designed to help people lose weight can help them lose weight so easily, it strongly indicates that the idea that obesity is a biochemical problem should be the front runner in explaining weight gain.
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- vinaychandranp 3y agoI lasted less than a week on semaglutide (Rybelsus). The hit to my general energy levels were too dramatic for it to be worth it for me. Especially considering that research shows that stopping semaglutide usually results in gaining around half the weight you lost back.