Idk why people are constantly fear mongering ozempic. Let's say the drug is fairly hard on your body, and has a small chance of killing you (although I don't think that's true). You know what's worse for your organs? You know what will always kill you? Being fat. Having diabetes.

Most recently my female friend who is prob 75-100lb overweight at least was complaining that her mom started doing ozempic and losing weight. Why? It's not plastic surgery, it just fixes the biological thing that's making you overeat because you nuked your body with too much sugar.

Maybe some of the people who complain are chubs who know they're kind of fat, but think taking a drug is too drastic for their condition.

If you're too fat and lazy to even take a drug to lose weight, I can no longer respect anything you say about food and lifestyle. I want more hot people in the world and I don't care if it has some side effects. Losing weight "naturally" rocks your hormones and has side effects too. It's not recommended because it's good for your organs to be on a calorie deficit for weeks or months, it's recommended because it makes you less fat in the end.

When people complain about ozempic, they're really complaining about anyone who puts effort into not being fat. It's the kind of person who use phrases like "eating disorder" in reference to someone eating a chicken salad for lunch or forgoing desserts/snacks. The kind of person who calls people "exercise addicts" because they work out once a day.