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They're both fighting for profits inside American bodies.

Best to avoid both the junk food and the drugs.

Patrick says

They're both fighting for profits inside American bodies.

Best to avoid both the junk food and the drugs.

CORRECT.

The big reveal here is that yes indeed, the Processed Food industry is very concerned with how brain chemistry works regarding hunger and seems to have enough of an understanding about it to feel threatened by GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs

"How can we develop new processed foods that will induce hunger and bypass GLP-1 receptors?"

They are indeed admitting that all along they have been intricately and directly studying us and our chemistry/metabolism with a plan to use foods as the aforementioned slow poisons and hormone disruptors. Their Rockefeller masters and the Swiss Octagon are not pleased.

So, get fucked by the side effects of Ozempic, or get fucked by the side effects of processed foods, your choice.

Of course, you could get fucked by Ozempic, then stop taking it, and then go back to getting fucked by processed foods. See, every lobbyist cloud has a silver lining. Phew, I need another vax booster.

Patrick says

They're both fighting for profits inside American bodies.

Best to avoid both the junk food and the drugs.

The side effects are noticeable. Have a female friend taking it. Lost 16lbs so far, but I think she has a lot of discomfort. Her husband told me she takes it and she didn't tell me (not that she has to). Compared to 6 months ago she's different, not the same person I knew.

Basically I don't know if whatever side effects are happening are worth it. Hang 2-3 times a week with that family, but something has been off since she started taking it, but I can't ask directly. I think she feels ashamed she takes it because she got a bit tanky.

She makes really unhealthy food too. I want to say something but that's the last thing you say to a female that is slightly overweight. She could solve her problem right there. I'm not the bastion of health, but she's more overweight than I am and doesn't have as much beer.

I took a different, earlier drug than ozempic for weight loss and the side effects were too intense(constant diarreah). I stopped after a week and a half. That was in 2019 or 2020. Exercise and diet only, for me.

Wife took ozempic and has zero side effects and the weight loss has been achieved over about a year. She is coming very close to idea weight. She’s supposed to stop soon. She has changed her eating habits greatly in the meantime.

I was listening to John Taffer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Taffer (the guy from Bar Rescue TV show) being interviewed on Fox Business last week. He had a list of reasons why bars and restaurants were having issues lately, and one of them was weight loss drugs.

FuckTheMainstreamMedia says

I took a different, earlier drug than ozempic for weight loss and the side effects were too intense(constant diarreah). I stopped after a week and a half.

How much weight did you lose in that time frame?