I understand the logic about how incredibly shrinking bodies could have a ripple effect that may benefit the planet in myriad ways. But I don’t exactly trust using a drug in a country where big pharmaceutical companies stand to profit - and there is risk with taking those drugs. See a CNN health report from 10/5 ‘Researchers link popular weight loss drugs to serious digestive problems for ‘hundreds of thousands’ worldwide’
Consumption is the problem, but Ozembic and Wegovy are not the solution. Relying on demonstrably dangerous drugs for weight loss (https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/ozempic-wegovy-glp-1-1.6988122#:~:text=Health-,New%20study%20ties%20weight%2Dloss%20drugs%20Wegovy%2C%20Ozempic%20to%20serious,obesity%20drug%2C%20Canadian%20researchers%20find) is a truly awful idea. Relying on long-term use of any drug for weight loss is asking for problems, and is not automatically linked to eating lower on the food chain.
I understand the logic about how incredibly shrinking bodies could have a ripple effect that may benefit the planet in myriad ways. But I don’t exactly trust using a drug in a country where big pharmaceutical companies stand to profit - and there is risk with taking those drugs. See a CNN health report from 10/5 ‘Researchers link popular weight loss drugs to serious digestive problems for ‘hundreds of thousands’ worldwide’