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[NeoIkaruGAF]

Semaglutide should not be an easy way out for those who can still turn their lifestyle around, of course.
It's a diabetes drug first and foremost.
That said, there's a lot of people who are way beyond the point of no return regarding obesity, and for which surgery is not an option due to age or other complications already induced by obesity (joint damage, cardiovascular strain, atherosclerosis, thrombotic risk, etc). Ozempic/Mounjaro should definitely be a stepping stone for them. And those drugs should always be accompanied by a custom dieting and exercising program anyway.

 

[T-0800]

Giving sugary drinks is nothing else than giving up smoking - your brain craves it so it will fight you.

Sure. For a few days.

 

[Cyberpunkd]

Sure. For a few days.

Well yeah, the point is to survive those few day and not give up. Although when I gave up alcohol cold turkey my doctor was worried it's too sudden

 

[thefool]

I don't know because I haven't tried it (nor want/need) but the mechanism of action restricts your hunger by slowing digestion. That, to me, sounds horrifying, slow motility is an issue for a lot of people.

OP if you want to lose weight it is very (very easy). Cut sugary shit as much as possible and walk, that's really it. If you want to lose faster walk right after you wake up (your glycogen levels are low and the body will have no other choice than to mobilize and metabolize fat).

 

[Porcile]

It makes people look like they have cancer.