Like how they say it feels like society is saying "Now we have something that works, so there's no excuse to be fat!"

For one, we've always had something that works. Drugs can make it easier for some people, but eating in a caloric deficit, which is what those drugs facilitate, has always worked. It just looks like "diets fail" because most people don't stick with them or do them in an honest, consistent, sustainable way. People have always had the opportunity to eat less, since long before these drugs hit the market. Plus, it's free.

And just like regular diets, they claim GLP-1s "don't work" because a lot of people regain weight. But just like diets, that'll happen not because the method of weight loss was inherently flawed or ineffective, but because the people reach their goal weight and then go back to eating the same as they used to before the medication. They see diets and drugs as quick fixes and not opportunities to reevaluate their lifestyles and make changes that last.

So the fluid would be pushing on my pituitary gland …

Which would explain my rapid weight gain

So maybe I can actually stay on the glp-1 for my MCAS / Tourette’s and I can treat my IIH to help with what I thought the glp-1 was causing…

That would be a relief because it REALLY helps my tics.

unless you have their entire medical history who the fuck are you to making judgments on what prescribed medication theyre taking.

its on the pharmacuitical companies to be making with the demand of a drug not the fault of an unknown percentage you claim are taking your resorces.

ozempic and the likes have been approved for multiple health issues including obesity.

better yet, there are people that are t2 diabetic that have lost a substancial amount of weight on GLP-1 drugs and "no longer look t2 diabetic" that are caught up in this too.

being overweight/obese is not a moral failing but the internet loves to call "fatphobia" to people that are overweight/obese that are trying to lose weight.