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Frankly, I'm enjoying life a hell of a lot more now that my feet, knees, and back aren't killing me all the time. The article you linked actually gets into tha

• Auracle 2y ago
  Right, but we’re talking about people that aren’t necessarily obese using it. That said it’s not like there aren’t widely used drugs that mess with reward centers. Stimulants and antidepressants both come to mind.
• Workaccount2 2y ago
  I know it's really tired, everyone knows it, and it is repeated constantly: Drugs affect different people in different ways. If 20% of ozempic patients have personality changes, that is very significant. Yet you would still have 80% of users going around saying they never had any issues with it and those who are might just be doing it wrong/misunderstanding/confused etc.
  • amelius 2y ago
    I guess also: a drug might affect the same person in different ways based on different circumstances, age included.
  • fragmede 2y ago
    100% of patients who have taken ozempic have had a personality change. The change is that they're now on ozempic. This causes many of them to eat less. Which is also a personality change. So the more useful question is how does their personality change, how much does it change, and is it a desirable change, according to them or others.