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You’re right in your argument about “just do this” suggestions without considering how hard it can be based on intrinsic factors. I feel there is a point in th
by reacharavindh 2y ago
You’re right in your argument about “just do this” suggestions without considering how hard it can be based on intrinsic factors.
I feel there is a point in the thread you’re commenting on though. It would be scientifically interesting to know whether the desired(positive) outcomes of this drug can be replicated by consciously controlling the quantity or quality of food without the use of the drug(by those who can). Still, presenting the result in a useful way rather than stating the drug is useless.
If you had a way to get the same results without any pharmaceutical intervention, and you’re a lucky one that _can_ do it, wouldn’t you want to know how?
- llamaimperative 2y agoIt has been tested, Ozempic wins. These drugs are usually tested specifically on people who have tried and failed dieting and exercise interventions. I doubt any doctor is prescribing this without first asking, “have you tried diet and exercise?” The side effects can be pretty gnarly for some people and it’s very expensive and hard to obtain.