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> what's intersting that this is the first time I've felt that I'm "not in control of my thoughts". What do you mean?
by bitshiftfaced 2y ago
> what's intersting that this is the first time I've felt that I'm "not in control of my thoughts".
What do you mean?
- firecall 2y agoI also recently started taking Saxenda, and I’ll give my take on what they mean: I found it remarkable that almost immediately after taking the drug it began to work. And by work I mean that it removed any thoughts I had about eating. What you feel like eating isn’t a thought or conversation with yourself that you have any more. It’s a rather strange feeling, but also one you don’t notice as it’s an absence of something that you don’t even miss once it’s gone! LOL - seeing as this is HN, I’ll make a joke and go as far to say that these drugs are a productivity unlock hack! Why waste time eating when you could be building the next unicorn!
- joquarky 2y agoIt's one of the first things that people typically discover when meditating.