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I’m reminded of the bit in 1984 where they’re trying to remove the pleasure from orgasms. I don’t entirely disagree that this would be good to make accessible b
by jncfhnb 3y ago
I’m reminded of the bit in 1984 where they’re trying to remove the pleasure from orgasms. I don’t entirely disagree that this would be good to make accessible but removing the joy from eating is so bleak
- prepend 3y agoOzempic doesn’t remove the joy from eating. It just makes you eat much less. If anything it leads to eating less of really amazing food. Think enjoying tasting menus instead of double baconators.
- abruzzi 3y agoIt doesn't remove the joy, just the need. The first thing I noticed after starting is I wasn't hungry all the time. That constant sense of hunger made me eat when I didn't need to. Now I can eat a nice meal, but much of the time I don't feel a need to eat, so I don't. Edit just to add that in 10 months I've lost 40lbs and halved my insulin usage. That insulin is the pricy synthetic stuff (Tresiba and Novolog), so the cost of the mounjaro is probably close to paid for by that decrease.
- jokethrowaway 3y agoYou get the same effect when you go zero carbs
- jncfhnb 3y agoIs that really true? Everyone I’ve talked to has suggested they don’t really enjoy high reward food anymore and so they end up eating healthier. In part because nutritious food tastes comparatively better.
- hackernewds 3y agoonly while administered. this is a feature, not a bug some people need the kick start to experience the effects of a healthy living