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> I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop on Ozempic. There has to be one. I don't have a problem with people using Ozempic other than if the people who r
by racl101 2y ago
> I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop on Ozempic. There has to be one.
I don't have a problem with people using Ozempic other than if the people who really need it (e.g. type 2 diabetes people) aren't getting it cause they can't afford it or cause there's a shortage of it.
Having said that, I'm an obese person, and I still would not use it. I'd like to see in 10 years what the long term outcomes are before jumping in. I hope it's generally good for everyone. I don't need there to be an 'other shoe to drop' or some comeuppance for people who want to use it even just to look good. But I generally accept that there's no such thing as free lunches in life and that life is a series of tradeoffs.
- 56J8XhH7voFRwPR 2y agoI understand where you are coming from but as an obese person you should also be aware of the myriad of health problems that come with obesity.
- rokkamokka 2y agoLike the other commenter says, remember that obesity has many proven negative "long term outcomes" - as always, there is a trade off, taking the known danger over the unknown/possible danger