Row 75141

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Mounjaro gave me a clarity of mind that I'd never experienced in nearly 30 years. My ADHD medication doesn't even do that for me. Even though I've been off it for months now, the way it tipped my entire health profile (lab work, blood pressure, insulin resistance, fatty liver) back into the "green" has had amazing lasting results for my health. My food noise is *still* hardly a factor anymore, and I continue to lose 10-15 pounds every single month. I have NEVER been able to intentionally lose weight in my life, not a single pound. But all of a sudden, I lost 100 like it was nothing. And it's because obesity is a major hormonal imbalance at its source--not a moral failing--which Mounjaro addresses effectively.

I *so* agree with you that obesity is a symptom of a much larger disorder (metabolic syndrome). The hormonal imbalances worsen with every pound you gain, which in turn makes you gain even faster, a negative feedback loop that can be so hard to pull yourself out of. We haven't come close to understanding obesity, and you really can't understand how much a hold it has over you, physically and especially mentally, until you've suffered through it. It's why I always cringe at people who say "bro just stop eating so much" because it's clear that they simply don't understand.

Mounjaro genuinely feels like a miracle drug for chronically obese folks. It seems to improve every single facet of metabolic syndrome: food noise, hormone imbalances, inflammation, high cholesterol, insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, heart disease, and even dementia risks. It's allowed so many people to have hope in a way they never thought possible... yet, none of us can afford it.

But of course, people will continue to call obese people lazy hedonists, when we know for a fact that it IS an extremely complex disease that affects every single system in the body, that it's also highly related to mental health/trauma, and that hormonal imbalances and food noise can make it extremely difficult to cut calories. It really isn't a matter of willpower--it's much deeper and more complicated than that.

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text Mounjaro gave me a clarity of mind that I'd never experienced in nearly 30 years. My ADHD medication doesn't even do that for me. Even though I've been off it for months now, the way it tipped my entire health profile (lab work, blood pressure, insulin resistance, fatty liver) back into the "green" has had amazing lasting results for my health. My food noise is *still* hardly a factor anymore, and I continue to lose 10-15 pounds every single month. I have NEVER been able to intentionally lose we…
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