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If a drug has zero side effects, than it is obviously healthy. Ozempic has side effects, so we cna do a cost benefit analysis to argue that the various benefit
by daedrdev 2y ago
If a drug has zero side effects, than it is obviously healthy.
Ozempic has side effects, so we cna do a cost benefit analysis to argue that the various benefits of not being obese outweigh its problems. We clearly see many people are unable to loose weight without it, given nearly 50% of people are at an unhealthy weight, thus its likley a net positive.
- Extropy_ 2y agoEffects or side effects, using a drug changes things. It is not easy to suggest that someone is unable to lose weight, except for clearly disabled people
- daedrdev 2y ago42.8% of US adults are obese. Not overweight, obese. They will die years earlier form this, suffer many health problems, etc. Until Ozempic, the US obesity rate has literally never declined since it started rising. Thus people clearly are not loosing weight. What do you propose instead? Nothing else is working
- Extropy_ 2y agoI propose plans that involve the temporary use of medical tools like Ozempic that involve also changing your behaviour and living a healthier lifestyle, especially after losing weight
- ahahahahah 2y ago> involve also changing your behaviour and living a healthier lifestyle Ah, so the same thing that has repeatedly been tried and failed every time everywhere around the world for the last 50 years. Yeah, let's just keep on giving that a go.