Ozempic and similar drugs are being used by many to get rid of the food noise and insatiable hunger that have stood in the way of sustainable progress. These drugs are being used as catalysts for healthy living. The fact that they seem to work thus far is evidence that obesity is on some level driven by powerful hormonal forces that influence impulse control and willpower, which addressed, can give people the freedom to make better decisions and effectively pursue a lifestyle they've struggled to maintain.
The cosmetic narrative you're pushing is actually quite disgusting.
> These drugs are being used as catalysts for healthy living.
You have some evidence for this claim?
> is evidence that obesity is on some level driven by powerful hormonal forces
It's suggestive. It's nowhere near evidence.
> the freedom to make better decisions
As long as they're on the drug.
> The cosmetic narrative you're pushing is actually quite disgusting.
No it isn't. It's a valid concern about how this medication is _marketed_ and _dispensed_. It's also an obvious concern to have. Pretending that I'm disgusting because I'm actually worried about the future outcomes for these patients is bullying highroad nonsense. Come off of it.