This is dumb. It's like saying that weight loss is not a matter diet and exercise, but an anatomical issue of the stomach, that needs to be fixed with bariatric

This is dumb. It's like saying that weight loss is not a matter diet and exercise, but an anatomical issue of the stomach, that needs to be fixed with bariatric surgery. No. Ozempic is a form of chemically-induced diet. Less invasive than bariatric surgery, but still just a hack to force you to consistently eat less. You can achieve the same by hiring a guy who follows you 24/7, and punches you in the face whenever you start eating too much.