Comments by "Doncarlo" (@doujinflip) on "What the Maker of Ozempic Doesn't Want You to Know: It's Bankrupting America" video.

  1. ​Because the treatments can induce good habits instead. Just losing some fat and gaining energy can turn into a habit of more movement and healthier eating -- staying fat and lethargic won't inspire that turnaround because you're spending limited willpower that other vital things demand like going to work and planning meets with loved ones.
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  2. ​ @EImpact-zt9rg Unfortunately the environment doesn't provide much alternative, because a lot can go in from farm to table even for supposedly "clean" foods (e.g. pesticides, antibiotics, fertilizer supplements, etc). America is pretty bad for the diet (regionally too, I can feel the crop homogeneity and nutritional degradation the farther I get from the West Coast), I never felt less healthy than after meals in China, and I felt best after munching through the EU -- it's all about how regulated the food producers are in terms of what they're allowed to input.
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  3. Til you expend all your willpower trying and just surrender to your impulses, which happens way quicker than anyone wants to admit. If losing weight in an environment where practically all the food is laced with fat-retaining pesticides and antibiotics were that simple, we wouldn't need medical intervention.
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