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You know, I know it works better for some but those numbers don’t seem great to me. If the average person is 231 pounds and loses ~28 pounds they’re still prett

You know, I know it works better for some but those numbers don’t seem great to me. If the average person is 231 pounds and loses ~28 pounds they’re still pretty darn overweight, if not obese. According to the study on their own website it looks like it levels off at about 68 weeks, which is where those numbers come from. So we’re paying $1,000 a month for most of the people that take it to stay fat, just less so.

citizenpaul 2y ago
> most of the people that take it to stay fat, just less so. Exactly my point. Everyone will be getting increased insurance premiums so that we can have a 5%-%10 reduction in heart/diabetes risk for people that will continue to ignore their health. The only cure for that is to stop ignoring your own health. I'd love if it were possible to walk into a store dial in a set of pill that maintains whatever health level you want with your lifestyle. Hopefully this is a step in that direction is the only good thing about this drug.