31 pointsby bookofjoe3 months ago1 comment
  • sylware3 months ago
    Sure, and taking a huge amount of it won't throw some biochemical equilibrium out of balance...
    • adamc3 months ago
      If it causes lots of metabolism, one plausible side-effect might be increased cancer risk. But you have to balance that against all the risks of obesity.

      Options are worth investigating.

      • aitchnyu3 months ago
        Whereas semaglutide is under scrutiny for shrinking heart and voluntary muscle.
      • hagbard_c3 months ago
        Or you could, you know, eat less in quantity, better in quality? Have a look at what your ancestors from a few generations back - not so far that they were chasing deer with clubs, far enough that they weren't eating so much heavily processed stuff - were eating and take a clue from that. This also has side effects but you'll end up liking them instead of having to go to the doctor for yet another prescription to combat them (which has side effects, which causes you to... rinse and repeat).