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post 1678546173 03-08-2023, 02:04 AM
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Injectable weight loss drug Wegovy approved for use in UK NHS

Pretty powerful appetite suppressant (same medication that's given to diabetics as Semaglutide) that induces double figure %s of weight loss (no drug previously has come anywhere near that) without other lifestyle changes

In an ideal world people would have the willpower to do this themselves, but a cheap and highly effective weight loss drug seems like it'd save any healthcare system a lot of money and resources overall

Thoughts?
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post 1678546463 03-08-2023, 02:22 AM
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Still not better than adderal.
post 1678546853 03-08-2023, 02:50 AM
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
Pretty powerful appetite suppressant (same medication that's given to diabetics as Semaglutide) that induces double figure %s of weight loss (no drug previously has come anywhere near that) without other lifestyle changes

In an ideal world people would have the willpower to do this themselves, but a cheap and highly effective weight loss drug seems like it'd save any healthcare system a lot of money and resources overall

Thoughts?
Is that the one thats being shilled for <12 year olds, that they need to take forever once they're on it? I wouldn't trust a god damn thing coming out of NHS, etc
post 1678547273 03-08-2023, 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
Pretty powerful appetite suppressant (same medication that's given to diabetics as Semaglutide) that induces double figure %s of weight loss (no drug previously has come anywhere near that) without other lifestyle changes

In an ideal world people would have the willpower to do this themselves, but a cheap and highly effective weight loss drug seems like it'd save any healthcare system a lot of money and resources overall

Thoughts?
Im an ideal world everyone would be in a wholesome family with a stay at home mother cooking nutritious meals

Instead we are over worked and eating soy, plastic and seed oil filled garbage
Originally Posted By Xgamer791
Still not better than adderal.
Adderal burns holes in the brain
You are proof
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post 1678547323 03-08-2023, 03:14 AM
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turn fatties into pill addicts while keeping them out of hospitals

win for pharma and the people, loss for planet fitness and fastfood

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post 1678547393 03-08-2023, 03:19 AM
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whats the side effects
post 1678547793 03-08-2023, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted By moosik85
Im an ideal world everyone would be in a wholesome family with a stay at home mother cooking nutritious meals

Instead we are over worked and eating soy, plastic and seed oil filled garbage



Adderal burns holes in the brain
You are proof
Imagine making such a baseless claim as this and calling me stupid lmao
post 1678548343 03-08-2023, 04:17 AM
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My relative lost 70 pounds on it.
post 1678549253 03-08-2023, 04:50 AM
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Not sure how the uk has so many fatties when their cuisine tastes like ****
post 1678550523 03-08-2023, 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted By r0bo
Not sure how the uk has so many fatties when their cuisine tastes like ****
We have every cuisine within a 500m radius here
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post 1678550683 03-08-2023, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
We have every cuisine within a 500m radius here
500 miles is pretty far though
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Another jab for the masses.
post 1678551553 03-08-2023, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted By davik
whats the side effects
The usual-stomach upset, blurred vision, dizziness etc. However, it seems it can also totally mess up your intestines & cause blockages.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...ot-Wegovy.html
post 1678551573 03-08-2023, 05:56 AM
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I'm sure there are zero side effects......
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
We have every cuisine within a 500m radius here
Yep, I live in a small area & just in the 'big' part of the area where there is a shopping centre a Tim Hortons is opening, a couple of minutes down the road there is a Subway, within 10 minutes or so walk there is a McDonald's, 2 minutes walk from Subway there is a Burger King, going the other direction there is a KFC 15 odd walk minutes away, on top of that loads of Coffee shops with food being served.

Also within a 10-15 minute walk radius there is Tesco, Sainsbury's, Lidl, Aldi, Iceland, a farm shop & most of the ordinary shops like WHSmith & Waterstones there are cafes selling food.
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Might as well add it to a TRT stack…everybody going to be walking around shredded
post 1678552193 03-08-2023, 06:14 AM
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muscle and bone density loss is another side effect but I would have to assume the study was based on the regular non lifting population so it may be fine to take. idk, would rather just diet tbh
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post 1678552373 03-08-2023, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted By NMH
muscle and bone density loss is another side effect but I would have to assume the study was based on the regular non lifting population so it may be fine to take. idk, would rather just diet tbh
Lifters who use this will lose strength and muscle. Probably incur lifting-injuries that heal slowly.

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post 1678552543 03-08-2023, 06:23 AM
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The engineer in me says that, rather than bloatmaxx people on seed oils and HFCS then kill their appetite for more with a pill, it would be easier just to cut down the food to start with.

But that's bad for business, amirite. No Big Mac sold = no money. Big Mac sold + weight loss pill sold = 2x money. In our landfill economy, that's called growth, baby.
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post 1678553273 03-08-2023, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted By FA*******
The engineer in me says that, rather than bloatmaxx people on seed oils and HFCS then kill their appetite for more with a pill, it would be easier just to cut down the food to start with.

But that's bad for business, amirite. No Big Mac sold = no money. Big Mac sold + weight loss pill sold = 2x money. In our landfill economy, that's called growth, baby.
In an ideal world sure. But if this drug can induce reliable weight loss and meaningfully reduce rates of obesity complications (CVD, beetus, stroke etc) then given how cheap it is it seems like a solid net positive from a healthcare and health econ standpoint.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7526237/

It may even help some landwhales adopt healthier lifestyle habits too once they see the initial progress and become motivated to continue.

We're already all living artificially long lives due to various pharmaceuticals and medical interventions, might aswell pillmax for obesity too right?
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post 1678553773 03-08-2023, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted By NMH
muscle and bone density loss is another side effect but I would have to assume the study was based on the regular non lifting population so it may be fine to take. idk, would rather just diet tbh
muscle and bone density loss is often associated with lower mortality rates. you don't want to be an old person needing a walker and breaking your bones and needing to go to the hospital every time you take a spill.

while i think in the short-term it's a good thing. ultimately it's another pill/medicine to be hooked on and reliant upon. there's always a flip side to the positives. it should be for people due to circumstances out of their control (i.e: wheel-chair bound so can barely exercise, or some sort of disease). but we all know it's going to be for every jane and joe due to lifestyle decisions, being fat af. you create dependency on drugs that may or may not be available, could become expensive, etc.

modern medicine is great but has created a dependency which ultimately isn't good for society. and even so, most of these medications have physical downsides. before there were real consequences and downsides to being obese which manifested itself quicker. now these people's lives are being prolonged thus draining the pockets of society. not sure this model is sustainable. nor is this whole "just take this pill and you'll be fine" approach.
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post 1678553893 03-08-2023, 06:48 AM
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Another win for big pharma......
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